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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
> Also, I cam probably fix most issues with tools carried on board on the side of road. I think that is the largest appeal to me of older cars. There are only so many parts that can fail, and they are all repairable with some time and ha
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
X-pack is free now, they don't make you license it anymore. I wasn't aware of how to setup username/pass without it though (other than something like an nginx proxy in front of 9200/tcp with basic auth)
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
Elasticsearch has nothing to fix - the product does precisely what the config tells it to. Maintainers of various distros ES packages are largely responsible for any [mis]configuration there. If you'd like to read how you can secure
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
> And if those pumps fail (e.g. power outage), all of a sudden everyone is dealing with sewage backflow. While disgusting...this would have the side effect of those being repaired very quickly I imagine.
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
Inquiring minds want to know
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
Personally I'm happy for opportunities to work. Just my opinion...but no employer owes me anything, other than compensation for work performed. You mention that reigning in these "exploitative practices" is the role of govern
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
I admire emacs folks, for the same reason I'm a 15-20 year vim person. If someone uses emacs regularly - they most likely know what they are doing, and we can get along on that basis. I appreciate the authors introspection and honest
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
> I swear that CEOs like the one mentioned here specifically prefer hiring those who are in need like this This is absolutely a thing - it's the same mentality a pimp uses to identify and groom sex workers or other exploitative labo
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
Here's a conspiracy theory...China is not smashing its' tech industry. The CCP could be repositioning [financially] within the sector. Step 1 is to add regulation - which depresses market prices and gives the state more power. S
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
> This is the underlying problem we're dealing with. What's the underlying problem? How are we dealing with it? As someone who does not and has never had a facebook account, I have very little context to understand what you are
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
> We're all grown-ups at work I want to work where you work.
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
> History says speculative 'investing' ends poorly If it ends poorly for someone(s), then it ends fabulously for someone(s) else. The same could be said for gambling... the lure of easy money is difficult for people to resist.
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
This is not always the case... the DoJ reminds me of a sales organization. Crimes are sales leads. Publicized leads are usually very close to being closed(solved). That doesn't always work though - the crime may be something the public
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
Farming is hard work . Commercial farmers in my area pull 18+ hour days during harvest time. I don't think articles about farming quite capture just how labor-intensive farming is, how little sleep you get, and the overly hot/wet
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
I know this article is from 2016...but my feelings about it(the article) are unchanged. Some people do not like new things, and they will blog about it in some form or fashion. Maybe their reasoning is valid, maybe it's not - it doesn&
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
It makes me happy just seeing non-corporate kernel work. Signals [continuing] long term health of linux IMHO.
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
If underground things(ancient, modern, all of them) appeal to you - there is a book "Underground" by Will Hunt you may enjoy. He doesn't explore Istanbul, takes you on a tour of several other ancient ruins underneath modern d
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
I used to work for a large health insurer(Blue Cross Blue Shield, in a southwestern state), and monopolistic trappings were all around us. A good example was our board was occupied by members who also held board seats at local [large] hospi
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
It reminds me of something I heard as a teenager from an educator...I didn't realize at the time he was mocking us all. The phrase went something like this... "You all want to be unique right? Just like everybody else."
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
In theory they can... in reality something bad will happen, someone will have written about it in a google doc, and the narrative will read "...they had access, yet evil/neglectful Google did nothing!".
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
To be honest, this is all the domain of your AWS service advisor. At any type of scale(eg, when you move to invoiced billing because CC billing would be absurd), you should be overwhelmed by phone calls from that individual. While half of t
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
Finance is an excellent place to start. It's very common for IT directors to report to the CFO - not the CIO or CTO, but the chief financial officer. CFO's are (ideally) great at saving money, and it's likely they will be
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
They should have mentioned in the article this works best if you are exhausted already.
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
That's a shame... science/math focused software is such a niche, and the people inside that niche(I imagine) _really_ appreciate that type of software. There could be some type of consulting opportunity here though for licensees t
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
I hope I have this problem some day. Retirement seems a long, long, long way off. Feeling the rat race pretty intensely the last 5 years.
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
I don't code Java, but I have the same sentiment about channels in golang to queue's in python.
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
Choosing a name like "Kerberos" for a new project will make it very difficult to search for anything related to it. Kerberos is an old concept in many operating systems with 8.4 million google search results(and none of them are r
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
I'm in the same boat - eagerly awaiting when I can have a VR terminal experience. I chimed in just so you didn't think you were a lone crazy holding out for that.
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
ClearOS is the rebranded "ClarkConnect" distro I believe. I'm not sure when the rebranding happened(10+ years ago?) anymore, but I was surprised to find out the project is still alive at all. I've only encountered 1 huma
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by clipradiowallet 5y ago
Are managers interrupting your work and making it hard to concentrate? Try working at home with young twin children. Great article though.

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