eddyfromtheblok

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by eddyfromtheblok 3y ago
adopt a gitops tool (argo or flux): - create a dev cluster - create a test cluster - manage dev & test clusters with gitops tool - copy payloads and objects from your prod cluster in the gitops tool - compare test to prod. try new thing
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by eddyfromtheblok 3y ago
I played this as a kid on a Franklin PC, an Apple II clone. It was more interesting than Pac-Man at the time and IIRC you could design your own levels.
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by eddyfromtheblok 3y ago
I've had good inspectors who point out everything wrong with a place. I cancelled offers based on their reports. Recently, however, I was on the way to the inspection and had a flat tire, so I was late, both seller and buyer agents wer
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by eddyfromtheblok 3y ago
congratulations to whomever amongst you who capitalized on this and initially created the Lemmings game for the Amiga
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by eddyfromtheblok 3y ago
it's shocking how much of a desirable skill it is in devops job roles given its clear deficiencies.
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by eddyfromtheblok 3y ago
yes, at a company, which has been running for several decades, each of my manager’s made sure to ask what I wanted to do with my career. To not ask, one may infer that there isn’t much career advancement available.
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by eddyfromtheblok 3y ago
That garbage code brought about the speed run culture, highlighted by charity events like Awesome Games Done Quick. The speed runner and their crew on stage will explain the latest level skips, wall clipping to avoid tedious areas, enemy we
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by eddyfromtheblok 3y ago
I somehow saw the README just now , it touted that it may perform actions that one may not want without one's authorization. A literal attempt at an uncontrolled chaotic AI.
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
I also was offered a CPAP and I hated it. I ended up going to an acupuncturist and didn’t really have issues with sleep apnea after some treatments.
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
I'm sure I'm not the only one who makes unique usernames across social media
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
I see HBO ads for their two most buzzed about series on Snap daily
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
Call me when these go up to -10 diopters
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
the bare minimum at one point was just ed(1), the line editor. vi (without the m) wasn't a guarantee. I had an all-purpose cshrc that added /usr/ucb because vi was installed there on some systems, along with other BSD progra
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
I helped run a housing coop in the US several years ago, not something that I ever thought to put on my tech resume, but I'd be interested to hear if someone wants to start a digital coop near me, I suppose..
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
Tricon, as mentioned in the article, is publicly traded, owns houses in the US south, some of which are newly constructed, and has $1B to buy more houses once interest rates drop. So there’s institutional investors standing to profit if int
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
maybe the west already has been owned if one considers attacks that are sustained over longer periods of time
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
I don't know if it's exactly a 1:1 concept but federated services have existed before commercial unices. this was built on top of NIS+ in Solaris: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federated_Naming_Service
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
and xsnow revisited when?
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
who says that they are going to raise taxes? they cut public services instead.
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
I do not wish to interact with my content generator, my ever connected appliance. The content generator craves my decisions but I will not give it what it wants. The less choices that I have to make towards it, the better, because I fear th
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
and, oh-my-zsh's kubectl plugin, to abbreviate more commands and which should allow for one to add the current cluster to their prompt with a convenient alias to switch between clusters (kcuc <config context>)
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
I'm a Volt owner since 2018. It really depends on your locale. Some dealers won't acknowledge repairs covered under some warranties (for the Volt, there's a 30000 bumper to bumper and 100000 mile for the hybrid components),
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
it's their player-created database of waypoints that is their most tangible asset, they have data on which spots are visited by the most people.
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
AFS had (has?) a nice ACL implementation, compared to the opportunity that NFS provided of mangling security with UID mismatches.
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
it's popular in Michigan and Indiana In Minnesota, 500, similar to euchre, is played instead, euchre is unheard of in Minnesota.
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
when I, and others, did moderation of a community primarily communicating with Slack, using the channels to cause drama was an easy way to get yourself talked about in the moderator chat. Eventually, some of us moved to Telegram, which had
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by eddyfromtheblok 4y ago
I talked to a used washing machine purchaser who quoted what my washing machine that was used for 2-3 years would be worth. (spoiler alert: not much at all, you're better off buying used) He told me to check out how unreliable Whirlpoo
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by eddyfromtheblok 5y ago
i'll bite. paid foreign actors. but, how are "quality tweets" not that different from "junk tweets"
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by eddyfromtheblok 5y ago
wow, I found an enclave of my surname on a Catalan island! and in the south of the Netherlands, and over the border in Germany, which I expected. also, I'm not seeing any ads using the Vivaldi browser.
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by eddyfromtheblok 5y ago
at one of my first positions in operations, the director who had years of experience at telecom companies in the 70s and 80s (i.e places like AT&T and Bell Labs) told us one of the tricks to getting developers to write fast code was to

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