
Will's Trick Shot @CampCrunchLabs #CampCrunchLabsContest
It was great to spend time with @bcantrill and the @oxidecomputer crew recently. They have built some amazing hardware and have a really talented team! I'm excited to see what this can do for us!
David Radcliffe retweeted
That's a wrap on another incredible BFCM! You got a nerdy preview from @tobi, and we're back with the final stats. Let’s go!🧵👇
We achieved 99.999+% uptime, handling 29.7 PB of data served from across our infrastructure over the entire event! That’s over 5 TB/min.
David Radcliffe retweeted
From Black Friday to Cyber Monday, Shopify merchants and their customers everywhere are lighting up the world.
Follow along at: bfcm.shopify.com
This is my 10th BFCM watching the dashboards, and this is definitely the coolest "dashboard" yet to date.
David Radcliffe retweeted
The most important story of every business is the one about _why_ it exists. Pulling this story out of a business is hard to do well. I challenged our team to try anyway and I love what they came back with.
*This* is why Shopify exists.
Shopify: Why we exist
David Radcliffe retweeted
I MADE MY FIRST SMART HOME PRODUCT 🥳🤯
I've wanted a device like this that had all of this functionality in one single device, and no one was making one - so we decided to - and I want you to be able to buy one! 😄
Let me show you it! 🧵👇
David Radcliffe retweeted
Today we’re excited to announce Ruby Shield 🛡️
This new initiative in partnership with @ShopifyEng will support open-source and enable us to take on new security-focused projects to better protect our communities.
What is this & why are we doing it?
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Here's a peak at some of the fun stats from this past BFCM weekend:
2021 was our biggest Black Friday Cyber Monday ever! Together with our friends at @GoogleCloud we achieved near-perfect uptime while averaging ~30TB/min of egress traffic across our infrastructure. That’s a massive ~43PB/day!
Here are some of the most interesting stats 🧵👇
Wow, this is my 8th BFCM at @Shopify!
Every one of those we worked hard to scale the system to handle BFCM. It's so fun to look back at all the milestones we've hit in those years. 📈
Follow along with this year's sales on our live map: datastories.shopify.com/ 🚀
I had to sign out and back in too.
@balloob @home_assistant Maybe you should update the announcement?
Replying to @NabuCasa
The remote access URL didn't work for me this morning. Toggling the Automatically Reconnect setting under Configuration -> Home Assistant Cloud didn't help. In that same screen, I signed out of my Nabu Casa Account, signed back in. A few minutes later, it worked.
Thanks @Parkmobile for not notifying me that you leaked my license plate numbers and address and probably passwords to the world. 😡
David Radcliffe retweeted
"You need to have a million dollar problem to use Kubernetes" – @benbjohnson on changelog.fm/433
Agree or disagree?🤔 #k8s #cncf #cloudnative
David Radcliffe retweeted
I’m realizing that I don’t know enough people who look like me that are in to this cloud/kubernetes world. Security/web dev, yes, but this world no. I want to change this. Please introduce me to these people.
Happy Pi Day!
Feast your pies on this—we're giving away 314 Raspberry Pis in celebration of Pi Day.
Simply like and RT for your chance to win!
Unlike pi, this giveaway ends on 3/14. Open to pi lovers in CAN/US (exclusions apply). Rules: bit.ly/shopiday?utm_campaign…
#giveaway #shopiday
David Radcliffe retweeted
World's most innovative companies in 2021 according to @FastCompany
1. @moderna_tx
2. @BioNTech_Group / @pfizer
3. @Shopify - "For giving small shops a lifeline"
fastcompany.com/90603436/the…
Thank you 🙇♂️
David Radcliffe retweeted
I miss Dropbox (the product) circa 2012. It was perfect. It was done. A growth mindset forced all sorts of weird products that I don’t want. I miss the small, lightweight, always works file syncing. This seems like a renewed opportunity for a small lifestyle company.
David Radcliffe retweeted
Numbers are in. $5.1B sold on Shopify over BFCM weekend. This is big for our team, but the real winners are the entrepreneurs and independent businesses. To our merchants who are weathering the winds of change, and to shoppers who are voting with their dollars: well done.














