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Location: Seattle, Wa, USA Remote: Yes Willing To Relocate: No Technologies: Chef, Jenkins, Kubernetes, Docker, Ruby, ELK Stack, Python Resume/CV: https://likens.us/Scott%20Likens.pdf Email: scott@likens.us
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Location: Seattle, WA, US Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Chef, Kubernetes, Docker, LXC, Ruby, Terraform, DevOps, Python. Resume/CV: https://likens.us/Scott%20Likens.pdf Email: scott@likens.us
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Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes, Preferred Willing to Relocate: no Technologies: Chef, Terraform, Ruby, Ubuntu, Docker Resume/CV: https://likens.us/Scott%20Likens.pdf Email: scott@likens.us
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SEEEKING WORK | Seattle, US (Remote Pref) | DevOps I am a DevOps with over 10 years experience using Chef, AWS. I use Terraform and have experience setting up and running Prometheus, Grafana, Elasticsearch, Jenkins and much more. Github:
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Virus's mutate and with how climate change is affecting everything; wouldn't it be tragically ironic if climate change accelerated how fast the common cold (for example) mutates Great and informative article unlike my comment
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His reasons may not be perfect but he's right. If you use a filesystem that isn't mainline and it breaks it's all on you to figure it out and fix it. Having used experimental filesystems before and been burned I would rather
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Atom messes up my graphics driver on Linux; so it isn't installed any more. Example: When i launch atom everything else in KDE disappears I can't see any other apps until I tab over to them. Moving the window in focus fixes it so
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If everything is as corrupt as some throwaway states why build a new domain registration system more free and open? I know it's work however if done right (or better) a .org should be low cost for a NGO and how about a decent non profi
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Actually being disabled should give you some protections. Companies are required to work within your disabilities if you are still able to perform your job. However it's very _COMMON_ for company's to just fire someone who is dis
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I think this is the problem with social media / networking... it used to be when I was a young kid that if someone wanted t heir dog walked ... you would find someone in your neighborhood that you knew. Now we use online services and t
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She won't live much longer if she continues ... if you don't step off synthroid correctly it can leave you with a lack of adrenaline which can be fatal. Edit: mix in sleep apnea or something else in combination..
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Old news; was reported by Coinbase yesterday.
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Some cloud providers got this right; some didn't exactly... Had a few Hetzner baremetal dell servers with iDrac/IPMI exposed to the world. It did have a good password. Softlayer/IBM makes me login to a VPN to get into IPMI (
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Yet the decision was made by men; doesn't seem very inclusive does it? Maybe Debian should remove itself.
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Ah gotta love social justice warriors... someday we're going to have to draw a line on where we throw people (and their ideas) over the bridge just because of 1 or 2 thoughts (or 2 million). It could be said this package is history and
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Well you could use Hetzner if you don't mind it being deployed in Europe. The amazon hasn't stomped out traditional hosting in any sort of way. Internap can be cheap if you don't mind the contracts; beyond that there's
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Comparing NoSQL to SQL... didn't MongoDB and CouchDB and others do this too .. where are they today? Right they didn't take over at all. Sure there are companies who use MongoDB ... and then there are companies who have mongodb i
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What a horrible idea... pocketsync pissed me off enough to rm -rf ... ProtonVPN ... geeze
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We've been here before with Palm; is there a reason we should try again or are they going to pull these devices from the market after a few weeks of selling them? P.S. If it's cheap it's going to break a lot... you know palm
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I am thankful for the rift opening and the employee's pushing back against the usual tactics. (You don't have to work here; don't push your personal political agenda's into the company and make them front stage) It'
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Apple has some of the stupidest people who do Apple Repair anyway. They require you to replace a logic board when a cold solder joint is the problem. Great for Apple; bad for you (because it costs money) https://www.youtube.com&
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No changes are required in postfix yet? as it's just published expect updates from Postfix and Exim soon.
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All it takes is someone updating the glibc resolver function to handle DoH. Then update /etc/resolv.conf with your DoH option or old legacy.. ... Not a fan of DoH but it doesn't matter if I like it.
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https://telemetry.mozilla.org/ It's open; see what they are collecting.
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This is a false argument. Wendy's will not hire a SysAdmin who is out of work and needs to feed his family. Why? They want someone who is going to stay longer than 6 weeks (or 6 months). Stop using this false argument.
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Meh; nodejs that uses youtube-dl frontend? why can't I just use youtube-dl?
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Many have tried; and many will fail. Trust ia a factor; why should we trust someone with our root credentials?
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Be wary of listening to unasked for advice. If you want to move from Github to Gitlab or Sourceforge or whatever you want; that's your own damned decision. Kinda feel sorry for the person who posted this article because they worry too
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Doesn't this make it easier to phish? Seems like it to me.
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Search seemed to fail a bit ago on the old.reddit.com and now it's just not returning anything useful.
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