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NBJack
5y ago
This isn't a terribly practical article. I don't disagree with mocks being an "alternate reality". The author is entitled to their opinion on whether this is a good or bad thing. This said...what is the alternative? Inte
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5y ago
Git history plays a critical role in code forensics, particularly in large code bases (or places where you may have a large number of potential authors). I. E. 10 commits just went to production from 3 different teams on one service. Someth
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5y ago
Thank you for doing this. It's frustrating when websites either (a) require you to have a perfectly calibrated monitor to view the content or (b) require you to have a monitor as color-broken as the author's to view the content.
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5y ago
Very curious as to why you moved away from ConEmu. Can you share the motivating factors? Anything to be concerned about?
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6y ago
I would caution against trusting your build process definition to hold up to time. It's definitely better than nothing. Even within the last few years of my job, we've had numerous disruptions to our automated builds due to everyt
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6y ago
It's definitely a matter of taste. I have used a few of their amps, and for me personally, it makes a world of difference in the audio quality worth the effort. Several types of headphones simply can't be driven by most phones dir
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6y ago
One interesting detail in this post is the comment they made about pulling down the PR branch themselves, setting up the test harness, running it, etc. That is remarkably time consuming. Given the complexity of many of the systems I've
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6y ago
You're assuming they: (1) have/had a choice of schools (2) policy didn't change while they were there (3) the students can afford alternatives outside a computer/research lab
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6y ago
It's still better than putting it in the same, expected spot. Plus, port scanning is often a red flag behavior (i.e. it's against terms of service in EC2 to perform it from one of their machines), and it can be detected. It's
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6y ago
It's more than just GCP. It seems to be a general Google mindset. https://killedbygoogle.com/
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6y ago
Zone IDs are meant to reconcile this. And due to the nature of my job, it creates plenty of headaches explaining why two accounts can have different AZ names for the 'same' place. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ram&#x