Bruce Guenter

@schmonz @notqmail Certainly. I recall doing similar for some of my other packages, so I'll check and push up the appropriate change shortly.

@BruceGuenter We're considering including qmail-qfilter in the next @notqmail release (github.com/notqmail/notqm…). Might you be willing to grant us the use of qmail-qfilter.{1,c} under public-domain? It'd make our decision much easier. And anyone running qmail should have qfilter.

Power went out here in Dundonald and I heard a big bang at the same time. I think this is going to be a long #skoutage @SaskPower

'Thinking doesn't guarantee that we won't make mistakes. But not thinking guarantees that we will.' -- Leslie Lamport

@evertp @hermanradtke This works: plume.benboeckel.net/~/JustAnotherB…

@hermanradtke Dead link =(

@SenatorHousakos @RachaelHarderMP Other than the referenced eye roll, what is the context of this speech? I figure it is in relation to bill C-10, but what in particular led up to it?

I have the utmost respect for @RachaelHarderMP and her principled remarks here. As a former Speaker myself, I can tell you that she is absolutely bang on. #cdnpoli twitter.com/CanAditude/sta…

@confidant_ca At this point, digital currency might be the least of our concerns. Even knocking out GPS would wreak havoc, with so much logistics dependant on it.

What happens when we are all using digital currency and suddenly there is a large EMP weapon unleashed?

@confidant_ca Oh, I figured it was too *small*. I've seen a smaller one come in to Halifax, and yeah they're HUGE.

@BruceGuenter Hi Bruce—the tool I used had a "boat is to scale" button which I used. The thing is 400 metres long!

So here's the Evergiven hung up on the weir in #yxe (via: bit.ly/39sZo0i )

Vector 0.12.0 has just been released! vector.dev/releases/0.12.… It features the new Vector Remap Language - fast and safe observability data processing. A deep-dive is covered on our blog: vector.dev/blog/vector-re…

@SpotifyCares I am very dissatisfied with trying to set up our new family account. Apparently the same home network is connecting from both Canada and USA, and support cannot fix the broken registrations. Best suggestion was to try again from another network. What a mess!

In case you missed the news last week, we're pleased to announce that Timber (and Vector) will be joining forces with Datadog! A huge step forward for the project. Official announcement below: vector.dev/blog/datadog-a…

@kartar I don't know what's worse, that our being on an lurching elevator suffering mechanical problems. I was actually surprised how little I freaked out, certainly less than some others on the ride (cue the screaming).

Well fun morning. Never been trapped in an elevator before. That was less than fun. Thankfully I am not at all anxious... Oh wait. 😂

"The need for certainty is the greatest disease the mind faces." @RobertGreene

Oh you're going to love the remap language coming soon (officially in @vectordotdev 0.12 but available to try now - vector.dev/docs/reference…). I am doing some stuff with it tonight and actually feel positive and not grumpy about parsing some logs. :) #logs #monitoring

Pass whatever law you want, ban whomever you think is a troublemaker. We will remain deeply sick as a society, not one segment is wholly responsible for that sickness, and until we are able to recognize that in ourselves and each other none of this gets better.

Hey @Lenovo your shopping cart is broken, in Canada at least. Narrow displays get a checkout button on the bottom, wide displays on the side, but between the two some widths get no button at all. Kinda hard to buy from you if I can't see the checkout button.

@schmonz No, *ptr is right. This could be written better (hey, it's 20 year old code), but I can't see any reason for a segfault unless the envelope file is missing a terminating NUL byte.

Pretty sure this wants to be checking ptr, not *ptr. Awaiting the next core dump to be sure. #L101" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/bruceg/qmail-q…

Recent blog post from this guy on the @vectordotdev blog. On adaptive request concurrency for HTTP sinks in Vector. Incredible what the team has done here. vector.dev/blog/adaptive-…

Fear is a communicable disease.

The Vector team is excited to announce v0.11. This is our biggest release yet! A new @kubernetesio integration, Adaptive Request Concurrency, and support for YAML/JSON config formats. Check out the release notes for all of the glorious details... vector.dev/releases/0.11.…