discordianfish

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by discordianfish 8y ago
Without assigning blame to anyone, a simple-to-follow best practice would be probably to just never hand over a (personal) project. Make it as deprecated and let the community fork it. If you feel like it, point to the new, maintained fork.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
If they’d throw in a working visa I’d be intrigued
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by discordianfish 8y ago
Resume A in case 3 shows that the person cares about delivering measurable value which is certainly a plus in my book.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
I didn't follow this particular solution to taxing tech companies as much as I probably should have, but I feel like it's not addressing the root problem. Wouldn't it make more sense to tax the revenue where it was earned (as
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Fluentd for data warehousing with athena(5pi.de)
4 points by discordianfish 8y ago|0 comments
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Fluentd for data warehousing with athena(5pi.de)
1 points by discordianfish 8y ago|0 comments
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by discordianfish 8y ago
Never were negative comments censored on these sites. It’s not that they are so ethical but that it would be just dumb to assume they would get away with this. They are just not stupid.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
Believing this is the tech equivalent of believing in chemtrails.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
That’s unfortunately even true years after they left Google.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
The real problem here seems to be that changing the schema seems prohibitive expensive.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
Not to imly anything but why do you think they got addicted / mentally ill and then end up in the streets and not the other way around?
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by discordianfish 8y ago
Why would somebody from a low-wage region accept a lower wage if they could work for high-wage region company which just pays them as their other employees?
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by discordianfish 8y ago
Because every opinion can be used to build groups and people like to belong to groups, so you have a systemd fan and hate group.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
Today, everybody can build a social network. Apparently though building a social network that's actually used is quite hard and many failed. So I'd expect somebody who tries again to have some novel approach but it doesn't lo
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by discordianfish 8y ago
I think most conferences will do well without attendees who consider them 'manchilds and circus freaks'. Calling a organizer that would get you banned too and I think that's perfectly fine. There is no reason to get personal.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
IANAL but I think you still need to sign a data processing agreement with them and have your users confirm that they'll have access to their data.
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by discordianfish 8y ago
My Linux laptop is fully encrypted and I’ve signed and enrolled my own secure boot keys. Just following best practices and now wondering where this leaves me vulnerable. I think it should prevent tampering with the bootloader but not sure a
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by discordianfish 9y ago
Thanks, I've fixed the typos. Indeed not a native speaker, should have re-read it a few times more.
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by discordianfish 9y ago
Hi, I'm the guy behind latency.at. So far it's really just a little side project. Since few people asked: I mainly open sourced it because I believe it's useful to have a complete, real life service as an example/inspira
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We Open Source Everything(blog.latency.at)
176 points by discordianfish 9y ago|57 comments
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by discordianfish 9y ago
This is also simply to their per private repo pricing model. You can fork private repos with a free account. I'd just ask github support about this particular issue and I'm pretty sure they'll can either make the repo open or
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by discordianfish 9y ago
Free roaming and peace. The small things..
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by discordianfish 9y ago
Because, unlike some frankly sometimes a bit ignorant view of especially Americans, Germany isn't the paradise of individual/customers rights paradise it's often portraied as. It fights companies like Google not because priva
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by discordianfish 9y ago
Btw, Waldorf Frommer is specialized in these questionable law suites. They built an business around sueing people for torrenting things.
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Cloudformation based installer for reasonably secure multi-node kubeadm cluster(github.com)
1 points by discordianfish 9y ago|0 comments
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Found severe Azure Kubernetes Bug but ain't even got a lousy T-Shirt(5pi.de)
2 points by discordianfish 9y ago|0 comments
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by discordianfish 9y ago
Nice pattern! You could throw in a HPA to automatically scale deployments to zero that aren't in use.
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Kubecfn: Cloudformation installer for reasonably secure multi-master Kubernetes(5pi.de)
5 points by discordianfish 9y ago|0 comments
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by discordianfish 9y ago
Keep track as having a version controlled state of all revisions/versions deployed? That's something I would be interested in solutions to too, especially in a kubernetes environment with CI. I could probably snapshot the kubernet
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by discordianfish 9y ago
Maybe I’m alone but my initial reaction was: “oh 30% doesn’t sound that bad”.

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