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by chucky_z 9y ago
I don't know too much about Raja Koduri, but is leaving AMD and immediately joining Intel not... really shady?
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Pretty regular, I will say they haven't seemed to put forth a patch for WPA2 yet, but I'm also unsure how fully vulnerable it is mostly because Android can be such a customized beast.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Check out mid-range stuff. There's an absolute treasure trove. I've been using a Moto G5 Plus (the 4GB RAM model) for some time now and it's an absolute treat.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
Have you tried a trackball mouse? That was the magic 'ah-ha' moment for me. I haven't used a normal mouse (at work) in probably 6 years or so. I find in speed it is trackball + kb > kb-only > normal mouse + kb.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
In the case of Microsoft specifically it's a silly meme that started due to the Xbox 360. 'Why do they call it the Xbox 360? Because when you see it you do a 360 and walk away.'
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by chucky_z 9y ago
In favor of Ansible, I'd argue that extending it is trivial. I tend to write simple Jinja2 filters when I need something done quickly that's not included, and it's as simple as making a specifically named directory (filter_pl
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by chucky_z 9y ago
If you're always using `become_user: root` in your playbooks, maybe think about writing them differently! I have experience with Tower, and have never configured users to have any level of access beyond very, very basic SSH access.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
I ended up throwing our AWS credentials right into the dynamic inventory script itself. It sounds janky but I mean... it worked. You _should_ be able to pass in a vault password as well, as part of any job? Are you doing something with va
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by chucky_z 9y ago
I would add that they are incredibly lucky as well. If given the choice I would live like this. I do not have that choice.
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by chucky_z 9y ago
A 1TB gp2 volume is cheaper than an 1TB, 3000 iops io2 volume, and provides nearly-identical characters. Only use io2 if you have a latency sensitive application or need more than 10,000 iops. Even then you can RAID10 some gp2 volumes to
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by chucky_z 10y ago
I installed Fedora Server 25 a week or so ago on a small server, sshd was open (with an extremely strong random password) and fully functional at install time. SELinux has caused no issues, I actually chose to install docker in the install
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by chucky_z 10y ago
I mean... yeah, actually, you can -- if you had every (new) part from, say, a 1967 Ford F-series truck, anyone could absolutely, with just a Chiltons and a good set of tools, put together every nut, bolt, and screw from a giant crate of
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by chucky_z 10y ago
https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach CockroachDB heavily utilizes RocksDB.
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Try the second-hand market, and buy the stone you like, and the ring you like (sperate). It's extremely in-expensive (usually included in the cost of the ring if you buy it at a store) to have your stone set into the ring of your ch
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Yeah, Tower is legitimately the best GUI client I've ever used for Git, period. I try to live on the CLI though so I've kinda forced myself to learn more about Git and the myriad of commands, but Tower was most certainly the best
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by chucky_z 10y ago
To add to this, I run `consul join` against all instances tagged as consul servers with the output of the instance list, on boot, using cloud-init's "per-boot" script area.
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by chucky_z 10y ago
This was actually an issue in previous versions, in (I believe 0.7) after a timeout (reconnect_timeout and reconnect_timeout_wan in options) a node will be completely removed.
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Automatic failover -- https://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql-utilities/1.5/en/mysqlfailov... Guides to doing auto failover and recovery: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql-utilities/1.5&#
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by chucky_z 10y ago
so I think a better explanation is 'you should only run one command per container.' Sometimes that involves using one container that you tightly control to do a bunch of different things -- e.g.: "fedora". You may use a
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by chucky_z 10y ago
How tied to Disney is munki and reposado? I use the Server app, but the functionality is continually hamstrung and honestly these open-source apps probably have more functionality than was ever in Server. It's really interesting to he
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Gwan's performance is the real deal. It's also the least stable piece of software I have ever used in my entire life . That last sentence is important.
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Is this a presentation on a unikernel that can run docker (MirageOS/Hyperkit)? Interesting, I was looking into running single daemons (e.g.: nginx) as a unikernel (through rump kernels). This is certainly something different! Edit: do
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MariaDB will have recursive CTEs in 10.2.2(github.com)
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Doing some research looks like they're not that close. =( https://jira.mariadb.org/browse/MDEV-6115
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by chucky_z 10y ago
We dumped Rackspace for AWS. I tried desperately to get them to do anything for us about their cloud as we had dedicated servers and needed to grow a bit. I was able to order a huge dedicated server at an OK price, but FFS it took eight
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by chucky_z 10y ago
I distinctly remember this at the time. I just played all my games with no sound, a mild frustration at best as it was the only real option as a kid if you wanted to play games at night without goofy adapters for your GBA! It's more a
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Maybe I'm the reverse case, but I really, really like Twitter's UI. Especially their newly redone mobile UI. While Facebook is now completely unusable on my phone, and Reddit is very close (an example of too-much-JS-gone-wrong)
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by chucky_z 10y ago
I believe it's related in some way, but I cannot for the life of me find the direct connection. I can tell you that kimchi developer contacts all use @ovirt.org emails and mailing lists. https://github.com/kimchi-proje
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Really? Coming from PGSQL to a MySQL-only shop made me really miss PGSQL's performance. Sure, MySQL is faster on `select pk from tbl where pk=1`, but the second you get into complicated joins, including subqueries, or doing any ana
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by chucky_z 10y ago
Ahhh... I don't know enough about *BSD, I was really craving more details from this article. "Mind the device name!" (Why?) "USB keyboards don’t work with the in kernel configurator, but we can save changes using confi

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