blue_cookeh

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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
I dare say in the vastness of both Apple and Microsoft, they both own not insignificant amounts of one another's products
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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
Debatable given it's well known Facebook are tracking users not logged in or even signed up to their services.
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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
You can do 802.1x user/pass auth. In general though it's far more expensive to run and maintain because your access layer (APs, switches etc) now needs to be fully managed to support 802.1x. That, and a lot of OSs have janky suppo
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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
Whilst I hate Captive Portals in most circumstances (most hotels I stay at have completely broken implementations) we find them to be extremely useful. We run LAN gaming events and a Captive Portal helps us enforce our physical check in pro
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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
There's a very big difference between applying for a role at an egotistical organisation like Google, and one at a more typical software house or large enterprise. The majority of roles, in my experience, have a quick (one hour or so)
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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
Cloudflare are usually pretty good with posting post mortems. https://blog.cloudflare.com/tag/postmortem/
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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
> small- or medium-sized businesses, which might have 50,000 VMs or fewer Holy shit, is this considered small to medium enterprise now?
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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
It got significantly better in an update towards the end of last year (IIRC). Can also use GitHub as a source of truth for stacks now, and has webhooks etc.
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by blue_cookeh 4y ago
I love stuff like this. With so many communities congregating on Discord, Slack etc. we lose a lot of valuable information that would previously have been on something publicly searchable like StackOverflow. A lot of OSS has fallen into thi
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by blue_cookeh 5y ago
Working for $veryBigOrg passing all the compliance stuff off to Auth0/Okta/whoever is a big plus. Besides, they'll probably do better securing and auditing their user databases than we ever could.
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by blue_cookeh 5y ago
4 bed house in the UK. Switches were chosen because they were fanless but still fully managed. I can't stand the whine of the tiny fans a lot of networking gear has. I have an R210ii I use for labbing Kubernetes clusters and stuff but
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by blue_cookeh 5y ago
Some are already labelled, the user doesn't know so it's in their interest to solve the captcha properly and provide good data.
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by blue_cookeh 5y ago
Honestly this most infuriating thing about this entire situation is that the devices we have the most issues with are actually the ones provided by big name companies (specifically issues with Google and TP-Link in our setup). I try my hard
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by blue_cookeh 5y ago
Eh? You can go out and buy a retail copy of Windows 11 from loads of places without hardware. E.g. here in the UK Scan, Ebuyer, Insight, etc. All major software/hardware sellers.
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by blue_cookeh 6y ago
Ah yes, typical Google support strikes again. Filled us with so much confidence we left Google Cloud.