LilBytes

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by LilBytes 5y ago
I'm glad you're feeling well all things considered. If or perhaps when that changes, don't hold it against yourself. That type of grief is humbling, initially destructive and absolutely crippling. I've experienced that l
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Maybe they are frequently deploying to prod, but those pipelines are being used by other processes and commits. There's a big differece between committing small changes to an existing service or infrastructure base frequently, and conv
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by LilBytes 5y ago
I agree. I'm writing a lot of CI/CD for R and R Shiny apps with various SQL backends for my employer and the broader data science team. There's so little good documentation out there for R, I've spent weeks in trial and
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by LilBytes 5y ago
I'm part of the LibreElec converts. Great package.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
I'd say you were both masochistic and way beyond just being an expert in that case. Bash Technical Fellow?
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by LilBytes 5y ago
You've nailed it. DevOps guys are senior sys admin in the cloud (and that last caveat isn't mandatory). People shit on sys admins all the time but the only real difference between senior sys admins and DevOps engineers is pay pack
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Funny you mention Europcar, I've had nothing but pleasure with them. Including one time where I hit a kangaroo and damaged the left front quarter pannel, only charged me a few hundred dollars to repair said damages which was a lot less
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Alternatively, buy an actual coffee machine. I can recommend the Breville Double Boiler or the Barista Pro and do away with pods entirely. I've g the Barista Pro currently.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Someday I hope to have half the composure and calm you continue to maintain and nurture, dang.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Up to and including companies of 100,000 staff, to my current employer of < 100. At around ~1,000 staff though you quickly lose "insight" into platform security as it's delegated out to sub-orgs within a larger organisatio
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by LilBytes 5y ago
You're absolutely right. I had not noticed. I'd say this was to do with GuardDuty isn't free but has consistently been such a small line item on my AWS bills that I thought it was free. Thank you for the correction. All the s
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Frankly after reading the other comments in this chain, as well as experience in other businesses and industries. You're likely correct. I'm giving too many companies far too much credit.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Incredible insight, thank you for sharing.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
It reports to anyone you want, typically though you would point it to an SNS topic which is ingested by any other service, group or end point you wish.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Accounts and actions like this are easily managed in AWS GuardDuty since they were so foreign from the user benchmarks. Outside of the normal security standards you'd expect of next level monitoring from companies such as CrowdStrike.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
For me a company of their size and, what I would expect, maturity, this new announcement does not satisfy me or provide me much assurance. Consequently I am still happy I have been recommending people against Ubiquiti since the original ann
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by LilBytes 5y ago
I was about to post the same.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Surprising Sydney isn't to be found on this list.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Fair comment. Fox News certainly does not need any more attention.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Absolutely not, have you seen Fox News. Us over here in Australia are absolutely needing to be liberated by the US. I can't wait till the Marines roll in. Its terrifying, over here in Brisbane, Queensland. We've had one locally ac
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Everything in moderation, including moderation.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Same here.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Your ops team might be at my old employer. Ops team had the above benefits but no one in SaaS Engineering (devs) got anything as second level support.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
$35 per day for me. 1.5x for the first 3 hours. 2.5x for every hour after. Minimum call out fee of 2 hours regardless of the length of the call. Also in Australia. This only started when I joined as an SRE. Prior to that the Devs just said
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Not at all related to this but posting for visibility. Firefox never updates automatically for me and I've uninstalled, removed my account and other basic troubleshooting steps I've found through Googling never help. I have to run
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by LilBytes 5y ago
For the life of me I never got Image Builder working in a decent state. I opted for Packer and I've been very happy with it. Though with that said I'm still using AWS SSM Patch Manager for a few outliers that are long lived. Like.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
For those few AMI's that are long lived, AWS SSM Patch Manager is your friend. Naturally take care to roll out patches in a rolling block, you don't want to apply a broken patch everywhere in the same day :) https://doc
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by LilBytes 5y ago
A lot better now, thanks.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
Take a look over this Keychron brand. They've got a lot of different set ups. I've got two with Gateron Browns, I rate them very, very high.
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by LilBytes 5y ago
I've got my email out there on my HN profile, and others. All using a unique alias to the same mailbox. None of those alises where I'm using at instead of @ have received emails. I can only conclude spam bots aren't that good

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