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programmer, go player, woodworker, hiker.

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Find me on Blue sky! https://t.co/YRG3WSfntq

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@paulrnash I have one and one of the coolest things is the cast your screen and then share that in a meeting. For searching notes, it is about the same as a notebook but slower. It is awesome to copy/paste/resize drawings. And other paper formats like isometric are there. It feels good

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@steren I had the same idea years ago!

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I tried to download my Twitter data and it was just a blank pdf. Interesting.

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@20thr Try a gateway like contour? Private everything on the inside, program the public endpoints and route through the gateway.

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@bryanl Congratulations!! That means you will be visiting Seattle more! Give me a ring when you are in town 😁

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@IaaSgeek @alexellisuk BlueSky?! Sure. Sign me up.

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I think I am done with Twitter. But I am not sure I want to deal with Mastodon. I could just recover ~45 minutes a day?

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@TwitchiH For the last couple of years I block every company who makes an ad and I almost never see ads anymore.

[Hugo Santos @20thr]

There are a lot of folks excited about edge compute. It is an exciting enabler! I've seen edge compute at play back in 2010 when I was streaming UIs from the edge to phones, and then later @google.

But edge compute itself is not enough. It's all about your data architecture. 🧵

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@richburroughs @ibuildthecloud Another option is k3s + multipass. Also works great. https://t.co/79jhPFFh77

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@richburroughs Try podman and kind, there are a few guides and it just works. It has been great so far, less of me wanting to throw the laptop out the window because of the docker daemon.

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@e_k_anderson @janloewenstein @lintinmybelly @jonjonsonjr Yeah that is a good summary. I want to continue building my application that might be mixed languages and result in several containers in a single repo without needing the magic build service to get confused on my intent.

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my kingdom for a ko like experience with jib. I want `jo apply -f ./manifest.yaml` for java+jib using ko-like conversions. What do you have for me @jonjonsonjr

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I like converting every document I interact with to pageless mode. I am relentless.

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@jrrickard Did you say sauna?! Say no more, brt!!

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Likely not a good sign. Good luck buddy!! I wish you well.

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@omer_bensaadon Did you say GH swag?! DM me, text me, for you... call me!

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@loosebazooka @e_k_anderson @lintinmybelly @jonjonsonjr @embano1 Interesting idea. Perhaps! I can explore that side too. You are saying: do the job build and within the Gradle side, apply it to the manifest template? Yeah that might work. It is not the ko way but maybe I can feed Gradle a ko-like manifest to signal to jib what I want built...