Substack fails to deliver the single thing it supposed to do - great reading experience.

The website itself is slow, it cannot render the whole comments section, it constantly nags readers with subscribe forms.

It can not handle single account across my subscriptions.

Its just crap.

We have made peace with the dichotomy of a computer delivering AAA titles at 4k 144Hz while simultaneously struggling to render a few hundred comments on Substack.

Wondering if its possible to backport performance improvements into upstream. Should be a big deal.

I'd say it would be most likely impossible.

Marketing your album is a different kind of work. Thats why labels and whole distribution industry exist in a first place. Bandcamp is not a streaming platform, so you naturally wont get organic listeners here.

Good album, by the way.

It is: https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/

51NB. There was a blog post about it: https://geoff.greer.fm/2019/03/04/thinkpad-x210/

Have you managed to setup CI/CD with Nomad? Last time i've checked it was non-trivial task.

At work i use terraform to configure nomad/consul combo, so basically just a tf with Gitlab.

At home i am using this approach. Dumb, but works well. https://royportas.com/posts/simple-gitops-with-nomad

Thank you! That's pretty clever, will try it.

Starlink dish does not require "leg" with motors for proper operation.

"Actuated Starlink models are not recommended for in-motion use due to safety risks."– Starlink note on oceanic operation. https://www.starlink.com/support/article/952e770f-570e-d984-...

Starlink is already used for «Nemesis» night bombers as well as «Magura» sea drones.

I still use it!

Most of JetBrains engineers was russians located in st. Petersburg. Since the war started, JetBrains claimed they've relocated all workforce from russia.

There was no JetBrains offices in Ukraine.