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Runway Girl @runwaygirl.com · 23/03/2026

Airlines have an opportunity to rethink who controls the cabin connectivity layer, putting themselves in the driver’s seat. We sit down with Quvia to learn how it's 'Grid' and 'Sync' solutions can help airlines follow the cruise industry and take control. runwaygirlnetwork.com/2026/03/how-... #PaxEx

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How Quvia helps airlines throw out the IFC playbook and take control - Runway Girl

Using Quvia Sync, an edge to cloud platform, coupled with network orchestration, airlines can take control of the cabin connectivity layer.

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Leo Singleton @leosingleton.com · 12/12/2024

I’m actually a big fan of Color Oracle, which does the exact opposite. From the software development side, it’s extremely useful to see how a UI may look to users with colorblindness. colororacle.org

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Color Oracle | Color Oracle

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Leo Singleton @leosingleton.com · 26/11/2024

Cloudflare is one of the few vendors with RCAs worth reading for fun. Even if you don’t use the service, they’re brutally honest and an educational lesson in resilient cloud architecture.

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Leo Singleton @leosingleton.com · 25/11/2024

It's exciting to see decentralization catching on. Hopefully the AT protocol becomes like SMTP and email, where I use Gmail and others use O365. We have different app experiences, spam filtering, etc., but since the protocol is open, they interoperate and the lack of lock-in leads to innovation.

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Leo Singleton @leosingleton.com · 25/11/2024

Wow, BlueSky seems to be taking off. I recognize a lot of new followers, but for anyone new, a short intro... I'm Leo. For the past 18 years at Citrix, I've worked on MetaFrame/CPS/XenApp/XenDesktop/CVAD/DaaS. Currently out on paternity leave (dad to a 4-year-old, 2, and newborn).

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