Jka9rhnDJos

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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
I’m on iPad, not iPhone. Sorry I can’t provide any feedback other than just some really crappy QA because I don’t do a lot of work with Swagger. - Top bar is no longer hidden behind nav bar (usually). However, the bottom is cut off because
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
I would prefer a comparison to pre- Q4Y20 (release of the M1 mac and the surge of companies replacing Intel macs) and pre- Q2Y20 (start of COVID and WFH mandates). or even Q3Y22 when they come out with the M2. If you trend it against those
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Then change the setting? It’s configurable in MacOS. “Always visible” or “Visible when scrolling”.
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
I’m having a lot trouble navigating it on Safari for iOS on iPad. - The top bar disappears behind the navigation bar of Safari and there doesn’t seem to be a way to get it to reappear. - I tried to refresh the page to see if it would re-re
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
She’s 8. She’s not responsible for much of anything. She’s not mentaly capable of being responsible for making future career decisions. If she said she wanted to be an authoritarian dictator, I’d crush that dream fast. But she wants to help
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
100%. Everyone is portraying this corporate image of positivity, which is always above and beyond what is normal for a person because corporations (sorry, US Supreme Court) are not people and don’t have feelings and emotions. It’s said a mi
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
My daughter wants more than anything to be a vet. Has talked about it for years. Reading more and more anecdotes and research about what it’s like being a veterinarian, I’m scared to continue encouraging her. We have a particularly medicall
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
It’s called predatory pricing. Pricing products to eliminate competition is illegal. If you sell Widgets and Sprockets, but you have a competitor that only sells Widgets, you can price of your Widgets so low (on 1-2% margins, for example) t
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
> I can’t for the life of me figure out how executives at big Fortune 500 move their workloads to Azure. Because they’re not financially liable for the mistakes of Microsoft. They go to these services because they sign contracts offloadi
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
In many many many ways, they’re the same thing. GitHub Actions is Azure DevOps.
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
I like how not one of your considerations is family and familial support. I can’t move because I can’t abandon my child, and if I could somehow take my kid with me (legally, but that’s not happening since other parent would never give up he
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Yeah, but it buys 3 senior consultants, and they’re a fixed cost/capital expense and can be cut at any time. Operationally, it’s not that expensive to keep a Terraform platform floating. It’s expensive to build, and most companies need
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
This isn’t really a service. All it does is deploy an infrastructure template into your GCP project. It won’t largely be for deployments on Google Cloud. It’s for automating Terraform, and whatever providers the customer wants to use. http
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Google has a history of welcoming the product on their platform without taking ownership or responsibility for maintaining it. It does the same thing with Elastic, Confluent, and Redis. I’m guessing Hashicorp is deploying infrastructure on
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Google also wrote and maintains Go, which all of Hashicorp products are written in and use for free without contributing back.
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
According to the study linked in the article, > Un-owned cats, as opposed to owned pets, cause the majority of this mortality. So, we should start culling feral cats. The statistic about extinct birds was done in Australia, and included
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Which is funny because Moby split the Dockerfile format from Docker, so you no longer need the Dockerfile format to make Docker images. At the top of a “Dockerfile” is # syntax=docker/dockerfile:v1 Which is a Docker image that
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Yes, because > They're the most heavily subsidized US company today outside of military contractors/weapons manufacturers Without the American taxpayer doing more than their fair share to keep them solvent, they’d be selling at
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
If you’re on a Mac and using a Dell monitor (I know it does it for the Dell Ultrasharp, not sure if it’s for all Dells), check your monitor settings to see if the computer is actually sending RGB to the monitor. Chances are, even over HDMI,
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
> I’m really confused why in the 2020s anybody thinks that unsolicited pentesting is a sane or welcome thing to do. Because bug bounties?
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
To provide my own anecdote, refusing to take any feedback except orally was how the Sacklers instructed their sales reps to handle issues and concerns about Oxycontin abuse. It was to avoid having any discoverable evidence that they receive
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
The total of Chinese Corporate debt was $29 trillion in one quarter at the end of 2021[1]. More than the U.S. Government debt. Who’s on the other side of those mortgages? The Chinese government. [1]: https://www.spglobal.com&#x2F
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Which is okay if they’re doing that from the start. They’re not waiting 9 years switching it after hundreds of thousands of free contributions.
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
If I can find an article about a parent molesting a child, will you support sending them to public school?
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Right, because children are never abused at home…
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
This all reeks of “Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.” Encourage the community contribute and use your project, help them setup and become integrated with custom extensions and plugins, then rip the rug out from under them and make them pay or el
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
That’s a hot take. Considering their repos has thousands more contributors than they have had employees, ever. Giving the middle finger to literally thousands of people who have contributored to the Hashi core projects, not including the te
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Hashi bought Atlantis.
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Not really. I was a frequent contributor to plugins and it was actually incredibly frustrating getting changes merged for many of them. Many you couldn’t test your changes without licenses that cost hundreds of dollars. They controlled the
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by Jka9rhnDJos 3y ago
Remove the code from the repo, put it in another repo, probably. I don’t remember signing a CLA 7 years ago, but somehow they relicensed without me needing to agree. All my code was pulled out into a separate package/plugin that is sti

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