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briffle
7y ago
That would actually be pretty awesome.
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briffle
7y ago
We use google cloud projects to isolate customers and environments. (Some of our clients are old school and VERY scared of cloud, and multi-tenant). so for our pretty small company, we have >60 projects, each with a k8s cluster. that is
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briffle
7y ago
I want to, but I use two computers at my desk and run Synergy so I only need one keyboard/mouse. (bought a copy twice) Synergy does not yet support Wayland. I really hope they come around and support it soon.
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briffle
7y ago
If I'm reading this correctly, Joe uses docker running on the same host as your regular production db, and provisions a snapshot, and a new docker image to mount it. So yes, your production DB data is 'safe' but if your quer
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briffle
7y ago
The regular flu is 0.1%. The 1918 pandemic had a mortality rate of 2%, and killed 50 million people.
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briffle
7y ago
That has nothing to do with Microsoft. That is ANY large merger. 1. Nothing is going to change. We bought this company because we love it 2. We need to show a higher profit for this quarter, cut all expenses for every subsidiary by 1
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briffle
7y ago
Your logic is backwards. The tax code is already complex. Intuit lobbies against simplifying it. You can't point to lines in bills, because they lobby to make sure changes don't go into the bills
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briffle
7y ago
I can't imagine 2FA on something like a ship at sea, that may or may not have a working uplink to high latency satellite internet, and probably not SMS that many 2FA providers use.
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briffle
7y ago
The video they show in the page has nothing to do with what the article is about. The person is talking about finding eligibility information for patients for things like worker comp, medicare, etc.
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briffle
7y ago
On the flip side, if Google started 'buying' capacity from GCP for their search, ad, and other infrastructure, they would be the largest cloud vendor tomorrow by most measurements.
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briffle
7y ago
its a very, very simple update alert to add to Prometheus to monitor that, and alert if the cert is within so many days of expiring. You need the 'blackbox exporter' and a simple rule such as: alert: TlsCertExpiringSoon exp
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briffle
7y ago
ssd's still can become corrupt (bitrot) and can still die. File systems like zfs and btrfs checksum every block to ensure that if they do become corrupt, they can get repaired. (otherwise, if you had a mirror of disks, and one disk say
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briffle
7y ago
not if it has any epic owned anit-cheat software.
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briffle
7y ago
Epic also owns one of the largest "anti-cheat" software companies. That refuse to support linux, or work with Valve on making it work on proton. There are quite a few games that work great with proton, but can't be played on
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briffle
7y ago
Oregon has a law that if you have 5 or more vehicles behind you, you must let them pass. It's more for the highways, not the freeway, but I haven't seen it enforced in many, many years
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briffle
7y ago
I had a minor procedure a few months ago. Hospital, surgeon, etc, are all 'in-network' the anesthesiologist, however, is not. And there is only one 'group' for anesthesiologists in our town.
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briffle
7y ago
I just wish their imports were a bit more reliable. Although some of that comes down to the fact they use 3rd parties that scrape the screen of your bank, so any time something changes, it breaks the imports. (it would be great to get an
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briffle
7y ago
You really don't need to. The whole reason we have the waste problem now is politics. We could reprocess the waste. the 'old' rods still have 95% of their energy in them. President Carter ended that with a single executive
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briffle
7y ago
My Comcast connection is rock solid. Except when it rains. And I live in Oregon.
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briffle
7y ago
WSL, Windows Subsystem for Linux
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briffle
7y ago
Neither of those are Google cloud related
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briffle
7y ago
They wanted my high school GPA and SAT scores to complete my application. I had my bachelor's, and 12 years of experience at the time. After moving to Madison, was glad I refused to give that info. They like their implementation tea
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briffle
7y ago
Especially when Amazon is making moves into insurance and pharmacy spaces
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briffle
7y ago
> They don’t have a stranglehold over vendors. They flat out don't allow bloatware from the vendors on their devices. Android doesn't have that kind of pull, and Verizon won't push updates for my phone until they have tes
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briffle
7y ago
Why is that a responsibility of the federal government? Why not the AMA? Of course they are lobbying for more spots, they want someone else to foot the bill. This seems like very short-term thinking. If Hospitals and practices paid for th
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briffle
7y ago
There is a plugin that will sync the actual containers, but it doesn't sync your rules you setup to always open site X in your personal container, etc. Without that, its useless to me. There is a bugzilla [0] for it, and 3 years ago,
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briffle
7y ago
In the last few years, I have seen many people confuse replication with backups. People see them as the same thing, but they really aren't. Even with snapshots, if the devices are the same, they might have the same firmware bug, etc.
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briffle
7y ago
Honestly, I would happily pay many websites if they allowed me to, instead of being ad-supported.. I bet Facebook makes less than $10/month selling me targeted ads, tracking info, etc. (much less considering my ad-blockers, etc) I woul
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briffle
7y ago
A project I wanted to play with 10 years ago, and didn't have time or money, was a tool you could set in a room, and it would put laser 'dots' along the ceiling where crews should hang the parts for a drop ceiling, to minimiz
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briffle
7y ago
I play many games that still have vote/kick. (Most often, Insurgency). The 2 most common vote kicks are an idle player that is the last player left on a team, and the guy sniping with a 40/3 K/D ratio, and a ping of > 30
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