ben_vulpes: json file describing what needs provisioning, and a script to stand it all up on aws.

ben_vulpes: works entirely differently though

ben_vulpes: clicky rollbacks to yesterday's db

ben_vulpes: if you know what you want and are willing to pay for it it's lovely.

ben_vulpes: i am having the praises of my dick sung to me

ben_vulpes: you had manifold opportunity to do such and instead doubled down on your idiocy.

ben_vulpes: the only way to change it is to bury it in a sea of "jeez, i guess i was wrong" and subsequent self improvement.

ben_vulpes: if you show up and make an idiot of yourself, history will show this forever.

ben_vulpes: <mircea_popescu> what is the schmuck's name anyway ? << http://search.bitcoin-assets.com/?q=robert+viragh

ben_vulpes: terminate ssl for me for 20 dollars a month" button than to...terminate it themselves. on a box they control.

ben_vulpes: <kakobrekla> ... $8500 << currently dealing with something very similar. programmer programs a thing in django, goes to "deploy" it but doesn't know much on the topic beyond "hey heroku's a good host". fast forward four years, heroku bill is now in excees of 300 dollars a month because it's so much easier for people who "just write code" (if plugging the duplo of rails or django into itself can be called such) to click the "yes please

ben_vulpes: i look away for what - a day, two? and you people only rack up 500 lines?

ben_vulpes: what is this weak logsauce

ben_vulpes: the downside to an unlimited buy wall as a consulting shop is the imperative to eat through as much of it as possible in the time allotted