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atsaloli
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Congratulations on your anniversary! You might want to fix the first blog post date was in 2015 not 2025. :) Keep it going!
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atsaloli
2y ago
I cannot put anything into the text box. I’m using Safari on iPhone. The search box is not clickable.
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atsaloli
2y ago
I use it to assist me in doing such tasks.
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Dr. Paul Releases 2024 'Festivus' Report on Government Waste
(hsgac.senate.gov)
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It's at the end of the book. Checklist for making checklists. Good stuff!
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Sure. Reporting with CFEngine is incredibly powerful. Forgive my enthusiasm, my team (at Vertical Sysadmin) developed an ETL pipeline to aggregate data from CFEngine hubs into a "superhub" which later inspired Federated Reporting
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My go-to tool for this is CFEngine Enterprise + Ansible. CFEngine Enterprise includes a data warehouse component to support reporting/querying, and Ansible is handy for ad-hoc tasks on a smaller scale. With federated reporting[1] your
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What do we need to do in USA to upgrade to Working Democracy? How can I help?
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As an IT Operations professional, I'm a big fan of "Time Management for Systems Administrators" book by Tom Limoncelli (O'Reilly). See https://www.tomontime.com/ (author's website). That's the
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I'm from Ukraine. My great-grandfather died from hunger. Source: my grandfather (who was born in the 1920's).
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Could you use a Nabil bank dollar card, as described in https://www.reddit.com/r/technepal/comments/13edy7i/oracle_f... ?
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Have you considered using a cloud VM? Oracle Cloud Infrastructure gives them for free for personal use: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/free/ Oracle Linux is basically RHEL (rebranded) under the hood. Could you prac
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ASG = Auto-Scaling Group https://docs.aws.amazon.com/autoscaling/ec2/userguide/auto-s...
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I am in Operations. I use it (and pay for it) because the free version seemed to work best for me compared to Perplexity (which had been my go-to) and ChatGPT/OpenAI.
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Google Meet
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Earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41677399
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My job title is Senior DevOps Engineer. I have no high school diploma and what they call "some college" (less than 2 years). I've been working as a sysadmin since the late nineties. I've done stints as a Director of Op
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Sounds like a job for the AWS Athena service. Put all the files into S3 and you can query across the whole collection. See https://aws.amazon.com/athena/
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Other People's Money
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Ask HN: Why is somebody using an AI to talk to me on Facebook?
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What’s the “rm -rf /“ for?
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Absolutely. I see you didn’t get much traction here. You could try the DBA Stack Exchange. Or talk to the vendors.
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I get what you are saying. I don't think you'll find a commercial database that does not have performance struggles of its own. If you need to do a large data export, you can dump it off a read replica. A big import, like you said
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Fair enough. I'm sure you are aware that you can safeguard against careless or accidental long-running transactions by setting "statement_timeout". Of course that wouldn't allow intentional long-running transactions, so
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This is exactly what I wanted (a macro for my email address). Thanks!
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Not an answer to your question but let me know if you would like a hand with the performance issue. My background is in ops, and I’ve done a fair amount of Postgres administration, including performance management. I’m between things right
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As I told my daughter: You don’t have to brush all your teeth. Just the ones you want to keep.
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opsbootcamp.com I didn't even buy it, a friend kindly let me have it, for my training business
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You can increase the size of the scrollback buffer in GNU Screen. See the `scrollback` and `defscrollback` settings. You can also disable bell: see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23813869/how-do-i-comple...
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https://github.com/liquidprompt/liquidprompt works for bash and zsh and provides heaps of git info though maybe not all that sexy-bash-prompt does
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