LilBytes

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by LilBytes 7y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines rings true.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
PCoIP has been a huge shift in the landscape for remote access protocols for this reason.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Holy shit. This guy many moons ago taught me a Powershell advanced course in Brisbane (don't judge me). Did not expect to see this here. Nor was I expecting to see myself already subscribed to his repo. Edit: I have now noticed you pos
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Ah right. I got it. I'll invest in bed pajamas, work pajamas, breakfast pajamas and lunch pajamas & dinner pajamas. I'm not at all being snarky here. I haven't decided if I'm being serious. I would happily wear flann
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Typo, was meant to say rostered but auto correct got the better of me. I didn't work in either of those chains. I'm replying to a comment directly above mine where OP says, they knew some one who worked in IT for Costco and their
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Costco might be fantastic to work for when you're front of house staff, but IT staff in the retail sector are nothing short of expendable. I lasted 9 months in my first and only retail job and the shocking standards that the company en
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by LilBytes 7y ago
PAM auth w/ YubiKey and I assume other cards is still broken too.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
This was drilled into me from a very early age but I do have a habit of not being consistent with it. I often take for granted that there's those who don't have English as a first language and may not know the most common acronyms
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Cisco Meraki's APs are solid. Albeit 'cloud managed'.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
I'd go further than that, and say most of Metropolital Australia is the worst example of a bubble. ``` Over 66% of Australians live in the greater metropolitan area of Australia's 8 capital cities with Sydney being the largest (ar
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by LilBytes 7y ago
This is complete nonsense are at the very least, localised to you and you region. 2 bedroom, shitbox, shoe-box apartments are being sold for $1,000,000 in Sydney that are being condemned less than 10 years after they were built because of t
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Thank you for this. Our TAM confirmed the same a few hours ago. Is it me, or are AWS outage messaging always really invasive? Error rates and API latency? I mean, 100% is technically a 'rate' between 1 and a 100.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Has zero detail. I thought the URL I provided has more albeit, you need to log in.
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4x Hour EC2 Outage for the Entire AWS Sydney Region
14 points by LilBytes 7y ago|7 comments
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by LilBytes 7y ago
"What they did effectively early on is bring other hugely talented people onto the team before they could afford to pay them their market worth. They did this by paying several of their early employees in sweat equity that they accrued
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Get everyone to read Daemon!
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by LilBytes 7y ago
I've had very similar experiences, I'd tried DDG several times over the years but around ~12 months ago I found DDG's usability and quality of searches to jump significantly.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
I've been using DDG for a while now, my biggest if not only concern with DDG is local specific events or chronologically close events. If my search string has or shares close proximity to either an event in the past or a local event el
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by LilBytes 7y ago
PowerShell Core (PS5/open source) is crushing it in this space over Bash\AWK specifically. I'm a pretty advocate for how it works in these use cases now. Generally I still use Bash\Sed\AWK for the one off instances when ever I nee
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Does anyone have any insight on why they're closing their doors? Edit: I did some searching. Heart breaking stuff. What an incredible way to remember Jason and the Community by, by releasing everything they have to the internet. Wonder
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Not OP but, your global outages freak me out. I moved companies close to a year ago and with that platforms that I develop on (from Azure to AWS). Your global outages of which I can't engineer around at all don't give me faith in
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Microsoft are actively telling their customers (Enterprise) to stop paying for SQL licensing and instead, pay for Azure costings and they've waive their licensing fees. It's a genius move considering their customers who are alread
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by LilBytes 7y ago
TechnologyOne | https://vacancies.technologyonecorp.com/careers/JobDetail/Br... | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Full-time, Onsite | 3x positions, 1x DevOps Engineer, 2x Senior DevOps Engineers, SaaS Platform |
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by LilBytes 7y ago
0.12 fixed and introduced warts. It's a buggy mess, but it is at least has better coverage than CF.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
I'd say it's more and more common that CF doesn't support X resource or pattern than anything else. We've got custom resources _everywhere_ instead and only just started on our journey of using TF instead. CDK is trying
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Excellent work! And Merry Christmas, I'll take a look at this tomorrow.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Can write and run malware at an international scale. Cannot run a simple PHP forum securely.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
And glorious cricket according to ScoMo.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
Yeah that seems true, if there's more signal towers in a particular space it'll make triangulation of a person and their device easier to achieve through an increase of reference points.
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by LilBytes 7y ago
I don't see this as being a stop gap, the short comings (not an intended pun) of the range and potential penetration of 5G almost certainly means 4G is going to be around in the long term.

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