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by cmckn 1y ago
“Control plane” and “data plane” are very common terms. It’s just a way to think about responsibilities within a system, not necessarily its physical architecture.
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by cmckn 1y ago
Aw that bums me out, brings back a lot of memories. Though I assume it’s been effectively dead for a while. I haven’t dabbled with hackintoshes in nearly a decade, I stepped away around the time iMessage started needing those extensive hack
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by cmckn 1y ago
Yep, copper! I’ve shied away from fiber at home just…because? But maybe for a trunk line it’s worth it. Thanks!
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by cmckn 1y ago
Have you had any issues with cooling? I have a 10GbE SFP+ module (made by Ubiquiti) that seems to have issues with overheating, I had to remove it to keep my network up consistently.
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by cmckn 1y ago
The AWS CLI supports JMESPath ( https://jmespath.org ) for the `--query` flag. I don't think I've run into anything else that uses it. Pretty similar to JSONPath IIRC.
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by cmckn 1y ago
I'll take the opportunity to air my personal bug grievance -- For several years, there's been an issue with audio message recording in iMessage. Prior to iOS 26, it would silently fail; the recording would "begin" but no
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by cmckn 1y ago
Is there an option to tip the Waymo?
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by cmckn 1y ago
My humble opinion is they took the opportunity to play “look over here!” after the Apple Intelligence (or lack thereof) fiasco.
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by cmckn 1y ago
I noticed this when reviewing the linked issue: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/73259#issuecomment-31004... Does the Go team have a natural language bot or is this just comment.contains(“backport”) type s
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by cmckn 1y ago
Traefik is used by k3s for ingress.
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by cmckn 1y ago
Tim Bray wrote about it: https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2022/11/19/AWS-Block...
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by cmckn 1y ago
I took the Amtrak Cascades from Seattle to Portland recently and was pretty impressed. It’d be a bit silly to fly, but it’s long enough that if I drove myself I’d be kinda tired when I arrived. On the train I got to nap and eat something. T
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by cmckn 1y ago
If you've tried `systemd-oomd`, I'm curious what your thoughts are: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/syst...
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by cmckn 1y ago
My understanding is the vast majority of Wal-Mart corporate employees are based in Arkansas.
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by cmckn 1y ago
Funny, this post got me wondering how much the k8s slack cost! Do you have any references where I can read more? I didn’t hear about that
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by cmckn 1y ago
Sounds like a great project! Sorry you had to deal with this headache.
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by cmckn 1y ago
I agree, my point was that you and the author of the post seem to be in agreement. I don’t think they’re being flippant about the amount.
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by cmckn 1y ago
I’m not familiar with this organization. For those curious: https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/812... In 2023 they had $11.4 million in revenue, almost entirely donations, and spent about $6
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by cmckn 1y ago
This sentence was referring to the $50,000 payment that Slack demanded in the next few days.
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by cmckn 1y ago
In that specific scenario, sure; but I don't think that's a meaningful guardrail for a business.
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by cmckn 1y ago
> instead of updating to the absolute latest version available of everything, it updates to versions that were released no more than some configurable amount of time ago The problem with this approach is you need a certain number of guin
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by cmckn 1y ago
lol are you an ATP listener? I don’t think the icon situation is enough to keep me off the release, but agree that the design is just kind of a mess and not my taste.
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by cmckn 1y ago
> He's the one who will get fired. I wouldn’t count on it.
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by cmckn 1y ago
Constantly updating to the latest version of innumerable software projects is safer from supply chain attacks? :) My experience has been that the cost of “patching” is often bugs and instability, having gained nothing security-wise.
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by cmckn 1y ago
It’s an interesting example, knowing when to make a breaking change is really tricky in codebases like these. You could avoid it by leaving “name” and just adding the additional fields. Maybe that’s the “right” thing to do if you have a ton
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by cmckn 1y ago
> Both healed up over the years. They….did not. Maybe the sharp edges eroded into smoother curves, and the nerve acclimated so any sensitivity resolved, but your teeth did not “heal” as in “replace the lost portion”.
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by cmckn 1y ago
Tends to happen to me as well.
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by cmckn 1y ago
For several years now, they’re mostly one and the same.
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by cmckn 1y ago
This drives me insane. I use the swipe feature because I guess I have wide fingertips and frequently hit unintended, adjacent keys when pecking on the keyboard (especially as I’ve gotten older). The words produced by swiping often make no g
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by cmckn 1y ago
I wrote a lot of Java in a past life, and the documentation situation is night and day, for sure. I think it's partly a syntax/tooling issue, and partly a cultural thing. Luckily Go's standard library (+ `/x/` modul

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