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Bluesky 1d ago 
Took the fam to Cooperstown. Kind of surprised how much we enjoyed it. Really well run museum.
But it feels like home. Beautiful place, and there’s so much in the Hall to see. Love hearing people able to get there for the first time and see it. You don’t have to spend close to a year of your life visiting it over and over to feel that way. Cheers Dave.
Yeah. It's a neat little town, and how can you not be romantic about baseball?
Bluesky 1d ago 
Have you tried the Captain's Chair card game? It's secretly really good.
Haven’t heard of it! Thanks for the heads up!
BGG 1d ago 
Hulk and Ironheart vs venom
Played with expansions:
Bluesky 3d ago 
Watch the weather baby, because it's gonna change I swear Spartan has more memorable lines per minute than any movie I've ever seen
This movie rips. Along with Red Belt, another undervalued Mamet. I think we may have seen it in the theater together.
BGG 4d ago 
Castor vs. Bia
BGG 4d ago Athena vs. Eros
BGG 4d ago X-23 and Bishop vs Four Horsemen
Played with expansions:
BGG 4d ago Limus vs. Polyphenols
BGG 4d ago Minotaur vs. Hera
BGG 5d ago BGG 5d ago Bluesky 6d ago Table Slayer now provides the ability to add polygon "fog rooms" that allow you to quickly toggle fog on and off in specific areas of your map.
Bluesky 6d ago Watching the latest season of X-Men 97 with my kid. It's pretty rad.
Bluesky 7d ago 
considering moving off of the Digital Ocean app platform.. the lack of granular deployment control inside of a vpc is killing me
I really like Fly. Outside of needing to learn the barest of Docker setups, it's very nice. I run my main 3 projects off it with Europe / USA regions for about $20 a month. I need to run my own preview PR system, but that wasn't too bad. I like having control over the stack.
The config is essentially in two files. I like that all my infra is code. github.com/Siege-Perilo... and github.com/Siege-Perilo...
I've thought about moving everything to Cloudflare, but I like having servers and real volumes I can control. It's a lot more traditional. I initially thought it would be a pain (I can from using Vercel for years) but I have no complaints. It's very reliable.
Yeah, I've used vercel and cloudflare a ton. I converted my apps from serverless to node adapter about a year ago and it's almost perfect. I have load balancing, scaling, async queues, background jobs, my own imagine processing pipeline, payloads over 6mb (aws limitation), etc deployments are 😖
update: split into separate DO apps, deployments are independent now and don't restart the backends. lost the internal VPC networking between services though, everything routes through public URLs. looking at Railway or something after our event for the best of both worlds... hmm.
I messed with Railway for a week. I had problems with them for the same reasons as Vercel and other serverless systems. End of day I just wanted control of actual servers and how they were provisioned.
Github 7d ago Allows the editor to draw polygon fog rooms that can be toggled.
Steam 7d ago 
