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There's a big difference between two people and one person holding all power.
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"Severe myocarditis can permanently damage your heart muscle, possibly causing: Heart failure. Heart attack or stroke. Rapid or abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias). Sudden cardiac death." https://www.mayoclinic.org&
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Maps is a search problem and Apple Maps has gotten quite good. It’s my go to now after a decade of Google maps.
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All three are below median prices for the coastal US.
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Is this a significant differentiator with GCP? I log into gcloud with the same identity used by the web console and the rest of Gsuite. I read the article and wondered why they don’t simply grant object access to a group of users using the
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Kernel panics work very well for this use case. echo c > /proc/sysrq-trigger
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If a software company is like an automotive company the infrastructure tooling is like the factory. Comparison isn’t perfect but it’s usually good enough.
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> There is a popular continuous delivery platform that addresses many of the same overarching issues as Clutch (e.g., lowering MTTR, user-friendly UI). However, it requires significant investment in running many microservices and migrati
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Delete this horrible comment.
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Don't use them for DNS, just point 60 second TTL A records at them.
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TikTok is already mainstream.
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It’s better to find ways to make more money than to save it. There’s a floor but no ceiling in much of what we do.
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I went through 6 of the very first iPhones. I could walk into the store, show them the problem and they’d hand me a replacement that I’d have restored from backup by the time I walked out. Process took about half an hour each time and was
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When family members complain, I just configure their device to use 1.1.1.1 for DNS with a static DHCP reservation.
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I look at commit messages quite often working on a 10+ year old code base. Bisect leads to the commit, the commit message explains why the change was made. I take the explanation from 10+ years ago and determine if the reason still applies
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Launchbar and Dash on the mac both have great clipboard features. I use it many times a day. For example, a snippet to drop a markdown formatted link with the title from the first clipboard stack entry and the URL from the second clipboard
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How do you run containers from systemd in July 2020?
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I consistently sign up for free trials with Apple and immediately cancel them. This is consistently a great user experience because on Apple’s platform I get to use the service until the trial runs out, it’s easy to cancel, and I know I’ve
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Treadmill
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This doesn’t add up. Amazon is profitable mostly because of AWS which in turn is profitable mostly due to EC2 and S3. Clearly they have margins, and fat ones at that.
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It's also a great way to make sure your build artifacts are owned by root so you don't accidentally delete them.
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In some circles yes. Linus recently weighed in against the 80 limit. http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/2005.3/08168.html
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They chose to pay his severance instead of disclosing they had an unethical CEO for 5 years.
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Low Energy I think.
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A gentle way to get into the "functional" mindset is to write small a script and then use it to process some collection with xargs. xargs is analogous to map() in this situation, and the script needs to have limited side effects t
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xargs! Instant concurrency for small scripts.
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Attach an Apple USB keyboard to your ESXi host and you’re good to go.
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It’s pretty close to get it up and running. It’s not close to operating. You have to roll your own load balancer, health checks, method of updating and managing the underlying nodes, you don’t have operators or guarantees about the control
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The first amendment only protects from limits placed by the government, not if it’s a public or private setting.
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B2B means selling to other businesses instead of to individuals.
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