datguacdoh

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by datguacdoh 9y ago
SRE are different, I'm talking about IT staff. The job title is corporate operations engineer.
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
In IT, it depends on the level, but early on we look for generalists, and then expect people to specialize over time. The interview process is similar to SWE, but for new grads the technical bar is lower. The title is Corporate Operations E
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
For our IT Residency Program, we don't require it, but if you have a CS background, you might get asked about it. Maybe automate a simple task and maybe some discussion on optimization. The interviews tend to be customized to the candi
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
We actually expect our support team (at least portions of them) to build internal apps that automate workflows for ops work or for users. It's not always as complex as a full soft eng role, but some of our IT staff do move on to those
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
We based this on our internal training for our IT hires based on the gaps we found when we onboarded people over the last 7 years. We invested a lot in making the material practical and lab driven vs just rote memorization. Disclosure: I wo
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
Disclosure: I am one of the instructors for this course and went through Google's IT Residency Program. It's unfortunate that the company's external support has such a bad reputation. But our internal support team is actually
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
Disclosure: I am one of the instructors for this course and went through Google's IT Residency Program. Tonyour side note, the help desks (we call them Techstops) are anything but a dungeon :) you can image search for "Google Tech
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Google's IT professional certificate lunches on Coursera with 10K scholarships(coursera.org)
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
Source?
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Google's BeyondCorp: The User Experience(research.google.com)
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
Work at Google but not remotely on calendar, and this is exactly what we do with most public, bookable resources. We have PA systems, massage chairs, rooms, etc. all in calendar.
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
You can give view permission to just a subset of coworkers and make it free/busy for anyone else.
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
You could try https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/29279/Backup-Linux... or Duplicity which will work on headless setups.
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
If you're going to compare to a Mac, it's better to look at the higher end Chromebooks like the Pixel 2, HP Chromebook 13, and Samsung Chromebook Pro. They all have screens with pixel density and quality that's on par with th
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
30% from what starting base? If the number was relatively small to begin with, 30% growth doesn't really mean much.
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
But that's how permissions work on Android though. You can grant them to an app when it's requested, or not. Or you can turn it off at the system level with the bug switch in the settings shade. I have an iPad and the permissions
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
But OP is specifically calling out how this hurts Chrome OS, but it doesn't seem to affect that platform, from what I can tell.
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by datguacdoh 9y ago
Articles like http://www.recode.net/platform/amp/2016/6/10/11904942/google... seem to point to Apple TV being easily outsold by Amazon and Google.
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
For SSDs, it's easier to ensure that the drive you're buying implements encryption at the controller level because then the secure erase option happens nearly instantaneously. Just look for AES-256 in the drive specs. It happens s
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
Just download Wireshark and you'll have an easy to use tool that'll show you the traffic.
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
That network connection is using cellular, so at most it's an LTE connection but if I remember right, is actually just 3G. I can't believe they are pushing the kind of data people are talking about over that kind of connection.
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
Just want to call out that Tesla's videos seem to be a bit misleading. If you watch them closely, you can see they've made edits when switching from one camera angle to another. If you know the roads they are driving on, you can s
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
But can they actually send all that data back to their data centers? If they are really capturing that much data, they would need to send it back using consumer home internet connections which doesn't seem realistic. I don't think
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
Also, how much of that data can you realistically send back to yourself? With Waymo they can pull the arrays from the cars nightly if they need to. Tesla, on the other hand, has to send the data back over a customers network connection whic
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
That demonstration video is very deceiving. There are many times where they switch camera angles and the car has driven some distance that isn't shown. They used clever editing to make it feel like it was 100% autopilot but if you know
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
Only if you are using TOTP. If you're configured to use HOTP, then that phished credential is much more valuable.
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
Went with a lab grown diamond from Brilliant Earth and my (now) wife was ecstatic that she didn't have to feel any gilt over the stone or feeling pressure from friends trying to explain why she went with an alternative. We were both ex
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
I get responses to my Google Apps support questions pretty quickly and I'm just using this for my personal family accounts, so I'm not paying them tons of money. I don't think it's really fair to say they should provide
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by datguacdoh 10y ago
There's a user over on Reddit who is in Australia and was lucky enough to have received the Pixel XL early. He mentioned that he had low usage, about an hour a day, but is able to get to day 4 without charges in between. Others seem to
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Google says the Pixel has the best smartphone camera ever. Here’s its proof(theverge.com)
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