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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I managed to work my way through a 4 year program at WGU without any debt. It's been great to be debt free, but the cynic in me wishes I'd have gone to a more prestigious university and taken on debt because I just know that any f
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I was surprised there was no mention of how to get out of a HEAD detached state. That seems to be my number one "oops, now I've got to delete and re-clone" problem.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I imagine that GitHub's offering will be for open-source projects only.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
Jeff Geerling even wrote an Ansible role to do all of the heavy lifting for you. I've used it alongside vagrant to spin up a three node cluster in ~15 minutes. https://github.com/geerlingguy/ansible-role-kubernetes
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
This is a reddit-tier joke, but now all that's left to do is get XP running in XP.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
Alumni of WGU here. I did mine in about 1 1/2 years of work for < $16k. If anyone is looking to tick the "college educated" box I would highly recommend it as the fastest path to doing that.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I managed to get through college (WGU) without any debt. Looking at the amount of debt that my peers have taken on, however, has made me reconsider the wisdom of my decision. It's likely that political campaigns in the next few years w
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
Used to work for a very large POS system provider, and I can confirm that soda spills make repairs take 10x longer.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I thought about Stack Overflow going down for a minute, and I got really scared.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
It beats the heck out of serialized JSON files. However, for any application that needs data with relationships (most all of them), it's a no brainer to use SQL for your query language and DB engine.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I do like the "just throw whatever you want in this document" approach that Mongo has.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I have yet to see a good tutorial that shows an automated build of a kubernetes cluster. Yeah, you can use GKE, but that gets to be prohibitively expensive.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I really want to like Kubernetes, but going beyond the basics seems to require a way higher understanding of systems engineering than I currently have. Yes I know you can create container networks and stateful pods with attached storage, bu
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
Do you have scripts that could rebuild your pet Gitlab server? Beyond the storage requirements and stateful components, getting Gitlab to bootstrap from a base image should be pretty trivial, right?
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
Especially with plugins that can save your configuration to a server somewhere. Yeah, it takes longer than just booting up c9, but it's really not that much worse.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
This sounds suspiciously like editing live PHP scripts in an FTP client.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
docker run some/container is basically equivalent to curling a shell script and piping it straight to bash isn't it?
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
All the docs I've read on Phabricator seem to imply that this is by design.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
The name is unfortunately shared with the ill-fated marketing campaign from Microsoft to tell people Vista wasn't a hot pile of garbage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihorvo2tEuA
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
Smacks of freedom fries talk that went around during the early 2000's when France wasn't so keen on joining the "Global War on Terror".
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
One click deploy to Azure and AD integration is very compelling for businesses as well.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
I think that's right, and I don't think it will be a problem to move since Git is distributed by nature.
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by colonelpopcorn 8y ago
Because at least in the goon economy you can compete in a hierarchy and be differentiated by status. "I have made X number of lawsuits/wars/security details successful which is more than Billy who only has Y number of success
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by colonelpopcorn 9y ago
He's pretty pissed, actually. https://lkml.org/lkml/2018/1/3/797
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by colonelpopcorn 9y ago
Because you're not a customer. You don't pay for YouTube, advertisers do.
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by colonelpopcorn 9y ago
This article ignores the power of Microsoft backing Angular in ASP.NET as a first class citizen with typescript. Most companies don't care about what stack they use, and if their Microsoft partnership agreement offers free Angular + Ty
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by colonelpopcorn 9y ago
Oracle buys MySQL, slowly kills it by a thousand small cuts to performance...
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by colonelpopcorn 10y ago
It's a way to weed out those who aren't confident enough in their abilities. Apply anyway.
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by colonelpopcorn 10y ago
Georgia Tech is a great school, but I don't think there's been many graduates of this program yet since it's only about four years old.
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by colonelpopcorn 10y ago
What kind of application is it?

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