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by cpitman 6y ago
Isn't Seattle the City Council where even the allegation of someone having worked with or been friends with Republicans becomes an election scandal? edit: found the article that first brought this up to me ( https://www.seatt
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by cpitman 6y ago
Yes
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by cpitman 6y ago
How is the "Man in the Middle" concern different from any other CDN, like Akamai? At this point, I assume any major web presence is fronted by a CDN.
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by cpitman 6y ago
I tried it a couple years ago at PAX Unplugged, and that was exactly my reaction. I felt like I was putting a lot of attention into shifting around my direction to frame the AR, and searching for content, because I was looking through a pip
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by cpitman 6y ago
What this effectively means though is that we are still tightly scoping who can get tested in the US. My mom is a primary care provider in the DC suburbs, and their hospital system is still limiting tests to medical providers and first resp
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by cpitman 6y ago
That sounds like Buildah ( https://github.com/containers/buildah/blob/master/README.md ). Buildah can work with standard Dockerfiles, but it can also do a lot more. For example, you can mount the container
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by cpitman 6y ago
I've run keycloak securing internet facing apps with ~1000 users for years. It's so stable, I usually forget it's even there.
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by cpitman 7y ago
For my more routine analysis of LOE/budget, where it is mostly a straightforward summation, I have a template spreadsheet that I just reuse. For more complex cases, I hand write the equations and error-propagation into a custom sheet.
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by cpitman 7y ago
I use these techniques for day-to-day estimation in software development, usually for things like project timelines, system requirements, etc. I often run into developers who think "there is no way to estimate when we will be done&quot
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by cpitman 7y ago
Let me take a stab at this, as a Red Hat architect that spends a lot of time on OpenShift(OCP) implementations: OpenShift helps mitigate the following, by providing secure defaults. It is totally possible for someone (a cluster level admi
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by cpitman 7y ago
No kidding! Ok, that makes more sense then.
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by cpitman 7y ago
Is that really a limitation of WFH? Even when someone is in the office, if the intent is to bypass monitoring someone can use their phone. I tether my laptop to my phone all the time on client sites (instead of fighting with yet another cap
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by cpitman 7y ago
I've really appreciated that Android has started telling me when apps are pulling my location in the background. Every once in a while I am ok with that application doing it, but for the vast majority I immediately disable that app&#x2
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by cpitman 7y ago
Does it? I don't think you need to correlate packets, you could probably just block small packets that look like they have only part of the hostname. If they wanted to be slightly more selective, they could block small packets that hav
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by cpitman 7y ago
Alternatively, load has gone up across the board in a short period of time, so that preventive scaling has fallen behind and are in recovery mode.
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by cpitman 7y ago
If Roosevelt enabled/required these back doors, what would stop all future administrations, including the current one, from doing what they want? IE, why is it any different for a past administration to make these changes compared to t
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by cpitman 7y ago
Which previous administration would you be ok with passing these laws?
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by cpitman 7y ago
This only makes any sense if you believe that censorship will _only_ be used for misinformation, as opposed to information people do not like. Otherwise, you could end up raising the density of misinformation as "true" information
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by cpitman 7y ago
I'm always happier when I see a follow up analysis by the Jepsen team, as a third party verification that the issues have been fixed and no major new ones introduced. Any chance Elastic is going to contract out to them for a follow up?
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by cpitman 7y ago
Loki and similar solutions are leveraging object storage (not just Ceph) as a way to store chunks of logs relatively cheaply, and scale performance. Loki can work on a single system, storing logs on the local filesystem, but that will event
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by cpitman 7y ago
One project worth keeping an eye on is Loki ( https://github.com/grafana/loki ), which eschews full text search for more basic indexing off of "labels", ie it works a lot like prometheus. There's a writeup
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by cpitman 7y ago
Different state's Department of Transportation seem to do this themselves! When adjusting lanes on highways, they will paint over the old stripes with "black" paint. During good lighting conditions it is clear what you are su
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by cpitman 7y ago
If you are using public images, then you are already giving up on optimizing image sizes anyways.
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by cpitman 7y ago
It's starting to feel like this is a lost battle though. People have decided that Dockerfiles are "the kubernetes way", even though it exposes developers to details they just shouldn't need to care about. Add anything on
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by cpitman 7y ago
I don't see what would have changed. Most large companies still have arcane reporting structures and strong silos that prevent clear communication and collaboration.
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by cpitman 7y ago
Not really. From our perspective, IBM is a partner (we have lots of those) that we just happen to have alignment on both sides to work more with. That means that on the sales side we spend more time trying to find ways to collaborate. Usual
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by cpitman 7y ago
I agree, as a consultant I have grown into a generalist over time, and consulting rewards those that do. As a concrete example, I'm at Red Hat Consulting. We have products that range from RHEL, to Kubernetes/OpenShift, to language
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by cpitman 7y ago
My first internship was with Intel in the early 2000's with the group that was designing Intel's Infiniband NICs. Between when I accepted the internship and started they already knew they were going to abandon that product develop
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by cpitman 7y ago
The one thing it is not is Federal government Shutdown proof ( https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/shutdown-is-an-unwelcom... ). Diversification is valuable in itself.
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by cpitman 7y ago
This is great, thanks for sharing.

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