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by beaviskhan 3y ago
You can keep it non-cloud as far as I know. I just bought a gen2 cloud key to replace the [persistently crappy] gen1 cloud key that I've had for ~5 years and I was able to skip the cloud login during initial setup. Of course, the devic
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
No mention of their return policy? IMO this is a huge part of the attraction of Costco - if you're not satisfied with a product for any reason, you can return it, full stop. They've had to rein in some of the more generous practic
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
Accurate. And, if there is significant rain and/or snowmelt, roads can quickly become impassable (see: "mud season" in New England, and surely many other places)
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
The vast (VAST) majority of the "YAML sucks" examples are solved just by quoting all your weird literals. YAML is definitely annoying at times (list of maps get weird in a hurry, for example, and significant whitespace almost alwa
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
Deleting comments, ugh, please don't do this :( If you must, make a throwaway account instead. It sucks to find a thread that promises to solve a problem you have, but when you go there critical context is missing due to deleted commen
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
I will say, it seems better than it used to be in the pre-chip days, but I've had to replace my primary CC once already this year due to an obviously fraudulent charge. To the credit of my bank, it was virtually painless - I had a new
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
I assume the rest of the world is less stupid/greedy than the US here, but honestly I have no idea how this works elsewhere - that's the reason for the "US resident" clarification.
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
There is zero chance that I, a US resident, will ever use debit cards for anything. The reason is that in the event of a fraudulent charge (which still happens surprisingly often, given that chips were supposed to put an end to that): - Wit
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
> To know the difference between SRE and DevOps ask them what they do when an incident happens: > DevOps rolls back (reverts the changes, treating the system as a black box that should go to the last known good state) >
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
It's been a while since I used this tool, but as best I can recall there was a way to provide usage estimates to feed the variable cost calculations. The biggest problem we had was getting development teams to know and care enough to p
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
I have used this tool in the past, though free tier only. It was easy to get up and running and easy to plug into a CICD pipeline. The problem we had with it in practice was that we largely preferred serverless technologies in AWS where the
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
Everything is terrible if you use it long enough. Some things are more terrible than others for certain use cases - a thoughtful developer understands the weak points of the tooling, and selects the proper tool for the job at hand.
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
In my small town, we approve apartment complexes without doing anything to accommodate the additional traffic they inevitably generate (in a small town that already has significant traffic problems and very little public transportation). Th
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
IMO - killing animals for the purpose of eating them is wildly different than trophy hunting. I'm fine with calling hunting to eat "harvesting", I would not buy that nomenclature for trophy hunting.
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
Make Terraform run only off git repos, and control commit rights to that repo. That's been a successful approach for me in the past when dealing with auditors.
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by beaviskhan 3y ago
Probably because he knows doing so would make his life harder and give him less data to scrape.
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by beaviskhan 4y ago
It seems like ChatGPT4 fails at basic math. Unless I miss something, the party as a whole is still 30 gold pieces short of what is needed to equip them all with 95gp worth of equipment. --- The total cost for each character is 95 gold piec
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by beaviskhan 4y ago
With AnyConnect you can definitely work around enough to make WSL2 + dockerd functional: https://gist.github.com/pyther/b7c03579a5ea55fe431561b502ec1...
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by beaviskhan 4y ago
Was there a tech-hiring bubble, or has everyone just realized that posting on Indeed gives you garbage results, and has adjusted their posting activity accordingly?
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by beaviskhan 4y ago
That's not entirely fair - the default has been to ALLOW people to set buckets to public and/or to set public ACLs on individual objects. Both of these require the customer to Do Something in order to grant public access. The defa
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by beaviskhan 4y ago
The biggest downside I've found with Graviton is that it's gotten popular enough that availability of capacity is a problem in some regions/AZs - particularly if you're using larger EC2 instance types. Also, Fargate Spot
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by beaviskhan 4y ago
Yes, and if you interrupt me to ask me if I'm angry, then I'm going to both look like I'm angry and actually be angry. Leave me alone, I have work to do! :p
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by beaviskhan 4y ago
You can't have multiple yubikeys associated with your AWS account! And you can't have a yubikey as primary and a software authenticator as a backup, for example. It's a huge hole in their operation imo. Even comparatively uni