CSDude

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by CSDude 6y ago
(from Opsgenie) I would imagine it would be the other way around for most people.
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by CSDude 6y ago
Love them. I would pay for them myself, if I had to even though pricing would translate to a considerable amount in my country, its worth it. Hope their new venture, Spaces, take off.
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by CSDude 6y ago
I'm probably sure this is response to the AWS Reinvent announcments on the front page. Not that I work on AWS, but we heavily use and rely on it. The ones comparing AWS to VPSs even colocation think AWS is just short sighted. If VMs an
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JSM: Jira Service Management(atlassian.com)
2 points by CSDude 6y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 6y ago
I just stich my vacation GoPro videos 4k60fps h265 with basic transitions and its the best among all I have tried. And the free version just works good enough for a usage like this. I’m not using any other features but I wish to be a semi-p
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by CSDude 6y ago
I went to summer house to work and got my old Linux with me. For 10 days, I was out of internet bc wifi driver (obscure brand) was also broken. It was very frustrating, now I know why!
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Atlassian will stop selling Jira Server Licenses(atlassian.com)
11 points by CSDude 6y ago|5 comments
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by CSDude 6y ago
Last Kubecon in person was exactly like this page, few interesting talks, lots of vendor pitch and them trying to convince cloud native is opposite of vendor lock-in. Yeah, maybe for things like OpenTracing where you can have multiple expor
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by CSDude 6y ago
Libvirt is really nice. For linux, I also recommend reading the man page of Qemu directly to learn more about internals, it helped me understand a lot. Of course you have to take care networking, disk management on your own but it can be re
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by CSDude 6y ago
And it burns you or the desk in the process. I hate Docker based workflows on macOS although loving the tool.
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by CSDude 6y ago
I read all releases log since 2.3 and its always been enlightening, and I start using those features. Elasticsearch is my favorite tool and it has been very useful over the years, just wanted to share my thanks. I just hope they can survive
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by CSDude 6y ago
I made a pink heart with an FPGA for my girlfriend who had a VGA/VHDL assignment. Having only limited knowledge as a CS 2nd year student, I wrote hundreds of ifs to generate it but at least I generated those ifs by Java, wasting a lot
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by CSDude 6y ago
Like the biggest attack vector was BIOS, they wanted to secure that with UEFI, it was nothing but headaches with my dual boot installs.
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by CSDude 6y ago
Always this poor argument pops up. 1st AWS and big 3 is much more reliable. 2nd AWS is not only a VPS provider. Changing vendors is not the answer to all cost related problems.
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by CSDude 6y ago
Elasticsearch recommends <32GB because of 32-bit per their doc, is it different for coordinator nodes?
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by CSDude 6y ago
I think it's because they extract compressed rootfs tar each time to be mounted in LXC container. Even with a beefy computer, it takes considerable time.
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by CSDude 6y ago
Okay I will use a unikernel to dialup to the landline number from an partly airgapped raspberry pi. iOS sandbox is much more powerful thn macOS and the risk is significantly reduced
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by CSDude 6y ago
Because of these possibilities, I prefer using my iPad Mini for meetings, and If I have to share a screen I just join from Chrome, its screen share works well enough and is more restricted than Zoom client. I highly recommend it if you dont
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by CSDude 6y ago
It feels like a huge hassle for a small business. Use a cloud, it's not that expensive. If, not even using a cloud is an option, you can still mount NFS, use a bridged network and use DHCP from that router, and run your software in sys
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by CSDude 6y ago
It reminds me of my friend's hosting company that failed. They got a big customer and created a VM and the customer asked to fix a problem that involved getting a shell in the VM. Friend does it and the customer is gone next day. This
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by CSDude 6y ago
I have an 3900x and in gaming it easily hits 80-90C. In 100% load it gets 97C and throttles. I switched to Noctua D15 and it does not go past 70 on full loa dand 60 on gaming. Higly recommend it, its so silent.
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by CSDude 6y ago
When Unity was introduced I did not like it at all and now it defaults to Gnome 3, which also feels weird to me. I'm not sure but it feels like it all started with moving from Start Menu to Windows 8 and very large tiles, which was mar
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Using Jsonnet to Generate Dynamic Tekton Pipelines in Kubernetes(mustafaakin.dev)
3 points by CSDude 6y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 6y ago
We avoid infrastructure deployment codes that needs to store the state. I know it's easier and faster do that but it feels so unsafe that it has the ability to delete things. We don't grant delete permissions to our automation and
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Live Debugging of AWS Lambda Functions(thundra.io)
2 points by CSDude 7y ago|0 comments
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by CSDude 7y ago
If you just want to have a nice visualization to look at some numbers, fine. But, if you want to detect problems, it's ineffective. I saw too many companies do it to actually monitor the state of things and find out problems with chart
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by CSDude 7y ago
I know people like wallboards and monitors but we found them anti-pattern. If you find yourself looking at a wallboard/dashboard, it should already be an automated alert.
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by CSDude 7y ago
Because AWS is not just server hosting company.
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How to Export Kubernetes Events for Observability and Alerting(engineering.opsgenie.com)
1 points by CSDude 7y ago|0 comments
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Why is Thundra the best to streamline cloud native app development?(blog.thundra.io)
1 points by CSDude 7y ago|0 comments

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