15thandwhatever

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by 15thandwhatever 12y ago
If this were telecom/PSTN, yes. I know this is not the PSTN, but bear with me for a second. For years, this is how Verizon/AT&T/SBC/BellSouth/etc had structured telephone networks. And this is probably the same
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by 15thandwhatever 12y ago
It all depends on your environment. Do you manage 12 machines in a closet, 200 EC2 instances, or 1,500 systems in 5 datacenters? Do you have more than one datacenter in a given city? in a given campus? in a given building? Do you build syst
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by 15thandwhatever 12y ago
Duh, no. I want to know exactly how much percentage I have before my battery dies, i.e. measuring the remainder of a finite resource AND estimating rate of depletion. I don't care if my signal is -65 vs. -66 dbM, because that's la
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by 15thandwhatever 12y ago
irc is great for a company that consists solely of developers + devops who've been bearding it up for 10+ years. however, for the rest of the world, if you work with a non-dev team (think sales, marketing, customer support), you will
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by 15thandwhatever 12y ago
largely depends on the industry you work in. a lot of us work in small dev shops, where we really like our privacy. a lot of us also work in regulated industries, where if your employer is NOT logging, then your company gets fined by $gover
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by 15thandwhatever 12y ago
he still hasn't learned his lesson. he's actively asking people to send money to him in a way that skirts the lien the irs has filed against him. if the irs notices this and gets pissed, it absolutely puts his 'helpers'