wolfman ~# | @[email protected]

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wolfman ~# | @wolfman@hachyderm.io

wolfman ~# | @[email protected]

@byronwolfman

Spooky cloud stuff | he/him https://t.co/Kksmmy9eJT

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wolfman ~# | @wolfman@hachyderm.io
What are the over/under odds this site survives the weekend? I'm sticking around to see how this plays out, but I'm also over here: @wolfman" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hachyderm.io/@wolfman
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wolfman ~# | @wolfman@hachyderm.io
Thank you friends for the confirmation! In that case I'm going to leave my profile alone unless it becomes a problem.
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wolfman ~# | @wolfman@hachyderm.io
@notleora @richloyalty I'm side-stepping a lotttt of nuance, but the the short version is that it's easy to make a Twitter clone, but impossibly hard for it to survive the design and scale challenges of millions of users without the technology falling on its face.
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wolfman ~# | @wolfman@hachyderm.io
@notleora Oh yeah, modern wikis like Notion are very WYSIWYG, not like the wikis of old. I'd say definitely give it a look; it should take all of 2 minutes to decide if it will do what you need or not.
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Leora Wolfman 🇨🇦🇦🇹
@byronwolfman Thank you, twin! I'm not averse to wikis, but I only made one once for an undergrad assignment and don't have time for a learning curve. Unless things have gotten less learny-curvy since then.
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Leora Wolfman 🇨🇦🇦🇹
1/2 It has been 4 years since I've used webhosting/serving tools. Can anyone recommend something very easy for luddites to for markdown-y stuff? I'm working on a resource base that will not get super complex has a small intended audience who won't need to search for it.
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Leora Wolfman 🇨🇦🇦🇹
2/2 I'd rather avoid a wiki. Gitbooks is fine, but if something better exists, I'd be happy to know. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help :) Must be free. Password protection options a bonus.
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wolfman ~# | @wolfman@hachyderm.io
Unrelatedly, but it's been zero days since I saw something behaving weirdly and wondered "how did this _every_ work."
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wolfman ~# | @wolfman@hachyderm.io
Reminded of the time one of our services was stopped for maintenance and wouldn't start again. It'd been ages since it had been full stopped because it was usually restarted! Cold start had been quietly broken for ages. There's a DevOpsDays talk by @jasonious talking about it.
Marco Rogers@polotek

Correct. But in this case, it's the opposite. Large complex systems like Twitter have too many moving parts. It was built incrementally over a decade and a half while it was up and running. If you turn it off, there's a good chance it won't turn back on. twitter.com/TedMielczarek/…

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@meghna.bsky.social
@meghna.bsky.social@betterthemask·
if you hate watching a billionaire destroy the place you live online, wait till you hear what they’re up to with planet earth
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Lisa Bloom
Lisa Bloom@LisaBloom·
Hey Twitter employees getting laid off tomorrow! IMPORTANT INFO from a CA employment attorney (me): CA's "WARN" law requires Twitter to give you 60 days notice of a massive layoff. A layoff of 50+ employees within a 30 day period qualifies. I know you didn't get that notice.
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David Garlick
David Garlick@garlickd13·
Here's a question: If their work is so important that you can't risk a potential strike of even a day; and you feel you have to invoke the notwithstanding clause - why are they being paid so little?
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