timmorgan | 1 year ago | on: A Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet from Hell Slowed Williams' F1 Cars for Years
I was hoping for a floating point rounding bug in performance tuning or some such. This is just plain ol mis-management.
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timmorgan | 2 years ago | on: Dot Dotat.at
My wifi password is "there's a space in it".
timmorgan | 2 years ago | on: Natalie – a work-in-progress Ruby compiler, written in Ruby and C++
Yeah, Rails would be a long ways off, if it ever happens at all. But I could see a use for a compiled Sinatra app, and that seems attainable in my lifetime. :-)
timmorgan | 2 years ago | on: Natalie – a work-in-progress Ruby compiler, written in Ruby and C++
Right?!! It’s just so much fun to use. I have even more appreciation for it after working on my own. :-)
timmorgan | 2 years ago | on: Natalie – a work-in-progress Ruby compiler, written in Ruby and C++
Please do… I would love to have some more example scripts in the repo!
timmorgan | 2 years ago | on: Car allergic to vanilla ice cream (2000)
My son's laptop screen kept shutting off while he was playing American Truck Simulator. His truck would drive off the road while the screen was black.
Every time I played on his laptop, this did not happen. He swore he was cursed.
This went on for many days, with many instances where it would happen for him but not for me. Then one day I just sat and observed him while he played, looking for any difference. That's when I noticed his watch band is metal with a magnetic clasp. The position of his wrist on the laptop was tripping the hall sensor, making the laptop think the lid was closed.
Him and I (and his mother) were glad to find out he is not cursed. :-D
timmorgan | 3 years ago | on: Porting Doom to the 3D0 Console
Becky talked about this on her YouTube channel a few years back too: https://youtu.be/rBbIil2HPSU
timmorgan | 4 years ago | on: WiFiStation: A WiFi Interface for the Cidco MailStation
I built this kit over the weekend. It was so much fun! I was able to get my MailStation on the wifi, run msTERM, and connect with telnet to klud.ge.
jcs did a great job designing and documenting this project. Highly recommend you try it out.
timmorgan | 5 years ago | on: My ISP Is Killing My Idle SSH Sessions
Thanks for sharing this. I’d always wondered how NAT works and this explanation worked well for me. Nice bit of investigation too!
timmorgan | 5 years ago | on: The Browser – WorldWideWeb Next Application
I’m on mobile, so this page confused me. My eye skipped right over the button at the top of the page to launch the browser. But reading the comments made me look again. This is really cool! Though I’ll definitely want to try this on a desktop computer later...
timmorgan | 7 years ago | on: Advent of Code 2018
I’ve been wanting to learn scheme. I think this would be a good opportunity!
Question: should I go with Racket or Chicken Scheme?
timmorgan | 7 years ago | on: MemSQL is now free to use for databases with up to 128GB of RAM usage
Cool project! I will check this out.
Note: you have a typo on your home page: "never loose a bit" 'loose' => 'lose'
timmorgan | 8 years ago | on: DO Installer – An installer for getting apps running quickly on DigitalOcean
Thanks!
timmorgan | 8 years ago | on: DO Installer – An installer for getting apps running quickly on DigitalOcean
I was just scanning headlines and saw it! Such a weird feeling haha!
timmorgan | 8 years ago | on: DO Installer – An installer for getting apps running quickly on DigitalOcean
No, it’s not documented. I feel bad.
It’s basically four keys: name, image, min_size (optional), and config.
The config key contains the cloud-config, tutorial here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduc...
Example app.yml with more stuff: https://github.com/churchio/onebody/blob/master/app.yml
timmorgan | 8 years ago | on: DO Installer – An installer for getting apps running quickly on DigitalOcean
Well, hello! This is my project -- I didn't expect to see it posted here!
It is as jgh said: "it's basically just a script that provisions a new digitalocean instance via the DO api, installs dependencies, and builds/installs/runs the program."
I built it specifically so people could easily install my open source church software OneBody by clicking a button on the website here: https://church.io/onebody/
If I would have known guests were coming, I would have cleaned up a bit! The CSS looks horrible on mobile I just realized.
Anyway, thanks for posting!
timmorgan | 9 years ago | on: Show HN: A new decentralized microblogging platform
This is great. Good work!
My entire family is currently using Path as a small social network and share a lot there. I'd love to move us to something we can control and where the data (esp. photos) aren't locked away in a proprietary system. Does this (or Gnu Social) support protected accounts, where permission must be given for people to see and follow accounts?
timmorgan | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: “Install on DigitalOcean” button for open source apps
You might be more interested in installing our church app OneBody. You can do that by clicking the "Install on DigitalOcean" button in the readme here: https://github.com/churchio/onebody
timmorgan | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: “Install on DigitalOcean” button for open source apps
If you have an ssh key set up in your DigitalOcean account, then that is the key set up on the root account. If not, you should have received a password email from DigitalOcean -- use that.
ssh root@the-iptimmorgan | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: “Install on DigitalOcean” button for open source apps
Yes.
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