Dean Galvin

https://github.com/maniacbug/RF24/archive/master.zip That will download the repo for you to use.

I think this is my misunderstanding of the coreos ignition setup: https://coreos.com/ignition/docs/latest/what-is-ignition.html#when-is-ignition-executed. It seems that changes to the coreos ignition system would never be reflected since it only happens on...

FWIW, cloudinit seems like a better alternative as well, so I'll be migrating to that anyway. (Im going to re-title to be more accurate)

The way coreos ignition decides to run is based on a file in the `coreos/first_boot` directory. After it is run once it will not run again. It is also not...

This still has the potential to break lots of peoples setups if just done. I think it may be good to have this be listed as a deprecation for a...

@gkellogg I noticed a few dependency updates from you & dependabot. I was wondering if you wanted to chime in here? @artob as well, but I know you have been...

I have rubygem push access on this! I just didn't want to make a decision in a vacuum :) Thanks! -- Dean Galvin Software Developer M: 973-262-2132 On Wed, Dec...

Thanks that must be new :) Thanks! -- Dean Galvin Software Developer M: 973-262-2132 On Fri, Sep 25, 2020 at 10:13 AM sandstrom wrote: > *@sandstrom* commented on this pull...

Hmm, one suggestion I would have to do this is to implement your own rack-throttle cache store. The cache is meant to be very flexible you can try something like...

That example assumes redis_client is setup to your liking in the class in some private function/variable/etc. You can then setup rack-throttle via: ``` ruby use Rack::Throttle::Interval, :cache => ThrottleCache.new #or...