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2022

You should have lots of AWS accounts (via) Richard Crowley makes the case for maintaining multiple AWS accounts within a single company, because “AWS accounts are the most complete form of isolation on offer”.

# 3rd October 2022, 6:36 pm / aws, richard-crowley, security

2009

BashReduce. Map/Reduce in Bash is no longer a joke project (if it ever was)—Richard Crowley is extending it and using it for analysis at OpenDNS.

# 28th June 2009, 3:03 pm / bash, bashreduce, mapreduce, opendns, richard-crowley

[Drizzle] won’t be a get-out-of-jail-free card for very write-heavy applications but I bet it will do wonders for heavily replicated, heavily federated, read-heavy architectures (you know, normal stuff).

— Richard Crowley

# 8th March 2009, 6:05 pm / databases, drizzle, mysql, replication, richard-crowley

2008

PownceFS. Not a joke: it’s a Fuse filesystem (written in Python, using OAuth for authentication) which exposes a directory for each of your friends on Pownce containing the files that they have uploaded.

# 22nd March 2008, 11:18 pm / fuse, oauth, pownce, powncefs, python, richard-crowley

Flickr Uploadr: Open Source and Powered by XULRunner. Quietly released a few months ago; it’s really nice.

# 13th February 2008, 11:30 pm / flickr, javascript, open-source, richard-crowley, uploadr, xulrunner

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