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841.
by arccy 3y ago
you can also use custom domains on github pages
842.
by arccy 3y ago
~9qps per instance doesn't sound all that impressive unless there's more context to it?
843.
by arccy 3y ago
Typically once you get access you just try to dump everything and figure it out later. Splitting into separate stores is just convoluting your day to day for minimal inconvenience to a possibly non-existent an adversary. The only real prote
844.
by arccy 3y ago
and this is how we have a mental health crisis in open source maintainers. a project's issue tracker is first and foremost for the maintainers, any "community" that builds up there is secondary.
845.
by arccy 3y ago
a license doesn't magically stop bad things from happening.
846.
by arccy 3y ago
no, the sre workbook https://sre.google/workbook/table-of-contents/
847.
by arccy 3y ago
there are plenty of other beverages that aren't alcoholic/caffeinated than just plain water
848.
by arccy 3y ago
i would think most people object to calling SREs sysadmins.
849.
by arccy 3y ago
you can implement mtls (and almost all the other service mesh features) without service meshes, and it's usually better because of lower overhead, less total complexity (see for example the fat client libraries in use by google, netfli
850.
by arccy 3y ago
honeypot indicates some sort of intention to do it, but as the post states, they don't want any of it
851.
by arccy 3y ago
they didn't need to remove a capability they already had, so any lawyer clarification would be on if they would be punished for being anticompetitive by removing the capability
852.
by arccy 3y ago
npm you either have as many copies of a dependency as its used, or you flatten it and have the same problem. go codifies foo -> foo2 as foo -> foo/v2
853.
by arccy 3y ago
why would they buy a cesspool of bots and memes? google is for finding content, not hosting content (unless you want it shut down)
854.
by arccy 3y ago
instead we have cost plus contracts
855.
by arccy 3y ago
that's not much different from using the cloud PaaS offerings besides who runs that million lines and who gets the freedom/control for customization.
856.
by arccy 3y ago
you're lucky if azure works without errors half the time...
857.
by arccy 3y ago
very few things are cli only, most have multiple ways to do things. and they have separate guide reference sections that can easily be found. compared to aws where your best bet is to hope google indexed the right page for them.
858.
by arccy 3y ago
aws api and param names are stupidly long CamelCased and not even consistent half the time like a leaky abstraction over their underlying implementation
859.
by arccy 3y ago
aws is even worse yet somehow people love them, maybe because they get to talk to a support "human" to hand-hold them through all the badness
860.
by arccy 3y ago
teams might split their own stuff into crates, but rust has still managed to adopt to npm culture of pulling in lots of small dependencies for trivial things, opening them up to different sorts of supply chain attacks.
861.
by arccy 3y ago
you don't need unsafe to sneak in a cryptominer
862.
by arccy 3y ago
i really like the patterns in this post, pretty much what i've also settled on after much experimentation with different styles.
863.
by arccy 3y ago
not main.go but func main. This allows your run function to return an error and you only need to deal with the abruptness of using os.Exit once
864.
by arccy 3y ago
now your stress is over several years, and if you fail an early one, what motivation do you have to keep on going? plus as children / young adults, many are still developing so you want to push testing as late as possible
865.
by arccy 3y ago
doesn't matter that it's a fork if behaviour / features diverge like they do
866.
by arccy 3y ago
it congratulates you for not having a pile of unknowns, not that you have nothing to do
867.
by arccy 3y ago
often disclosing any more information is considered a security leak
868.
by arccy 3y ago
at least asks lets you differentiate between human requests and http requests
869.
by arccy 3y ago
but amazon is so user centric it will never kill anything... just let it rot
870.
by arccy 3y ago
most stuff just moved to libera without much change

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