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by edgan 9y ago
lsof -i -n -P | grep ESTABLISHED
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by edgan 9y ago
The ss program also seems to be missing the feature to show you the username or uid or that the process is running as. It is a useful feature of netstat.
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by edgan 9y ago
I doubt it will ever be a standard. Amazon loves vendor lock in. Plus most of the cloud services love to do their own thing for each service type. The main exception seems to be Kubernetes. Google has it in GCE, and Amazon has said they are
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by edgan 9y ago
I tried Matrix. For me it clearly lost on usability.
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by edgan 9y ago
I have a Nexus 6P, and have to disagree on the hardware. I had to replace my battery to not have shutdown problems at about 25%. Also I also regularly see the need for 4gb or 6gb of memory instead of just 3gb.
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by edgan 9y ago
The closest you will get that I know of is a Lenovo P50/P51. They have builds with Xeons with ECC. But I remember when ECC memory dropped out of favor. I wish it had never happened.
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by edgan 9y ago
AlphaSSL, Google $42 wildcard
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by edgan 9y ago
This is just plain a bad idea. Bash is the worst possible language. Yes, it can do it, but the syntax is awful. The problem of single quotes in double quotes in escaped double quotes. I replaced a home grown, written by someone else, bash c
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by edgan 9y ago
I think there is more to it than too cheap. I think it is not enough money and not enough need. If the budget is $150k and it is SV, you aren't going to hire a team. Another problem is I think Google and like companies have been vacuum
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by edgan 9y ago
That is NoOps.
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by edgan 9y ago
Yes, and no. Not creating a Devops position is just leaving the existing silos. The best way to tear them down is to put the Ops(DevOps) under the Dev manager. It reduces the code throwing, and gets rid of team politics.
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by edgan 9y ago
That is NoOps, but somewhat depends. You could have a developer who has a dedicated job of managing the infrastructure, but still doing some development work. Also don't forget the build engineer part for automating deploys. But if the
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by edgan 9y ago
I kind of agree with you that having this distinction would be useful. The real key is it isn't about "dev work". It is a cross between Ops, Dev, and Build. The build is actually more important than the Dev. Even bigger is wh
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by edgan 9y ago
LDAP with caching using SSSD is a better solution. I just implemented it to replace using a configuration management tool. I use the configuration management tool to setup the LDAP server, and LDAP for authentication. But would take the con
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by edgan 9y ago
Kerberos is really complicated. I am currently setting up LDAP, and have it storing SSH keys. Which is a far simpler setup.
46.
by edgan 10y ago
That is when you know they just see you as another cog.
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by edgan 10y ago
Actually, having been through their training, and dealt with their consultants. Their company culture is the problem. They had a pure-developer centric mindset, and no operations mindset. So at the time they had no good way to do backups. T
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by edgan 10y ago
Elasticsearch is still this way, and actually tries to make you pay for Shield, their way of securing it.
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by edgan 10y ago
It is becoming rare, because management who ultimately hires and fires people, wants things done faster. They think that making devs responsible for ops stuff, combined with automation and new technology will magically make it all good. I a
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by edgan 10y ago
They have different standards for different groups. If you are a second tier employee or contractor they they know they can pay less and treat worse they hire you for positions that they don't care about as much.
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by edgan 10y ago
The best way to thing about security groups is that they are switch based firewall rules.
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by edgan 10y ago
My issue with Vault is it has no history. If someone goes in and changes a password from 'foo' to 'bar'. I have no way to know it used to be 'foo'. In a production environment where the password might be stored
53.
by edgan 10y ago
Between VMs, Chrome, maybe Chromium/Firefox/Safari it is easy to get to 16gb
54.
by edgan 10y ago
Lenovo P50, but don't get a dock.
55.
by edgan 10y ago
There are decent $40 bluetooth sport headphones on Amazon.
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by edgan 10y ago
I want to like what he is saying, but he wears his bias on his sleeve like a badge. He really just seems to be complaining about one type of ex-Googler. Google was their first job, and then they moved on within 1-2 years. Not people wh
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by edgan 10y ago
I have to disagree. The problem with email is the signal to noise ratio is too high, because it is globally accessible. Where as Slack is company only. Some things need to be addressed now. With email that would be turning on notifications,
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by edgan 11y ago
If only it was only code review. This is basically another GitHub git hosting service using gerrit, and it syncs to github for open source projects. I don't want a new hosting service, I just want a code review process on top of GitHub
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by edgan 11y ago
I think I have a mild form of dyslexia, and I am the same way. I can type the wrong word correctly, but thought the right word. I can repeatedly swap some words for each other, like it for he, and he for it. Spell checking works very well f
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by edgan 11y ago
Tablets aren't worthless, but they are niche. The niche is where a phone doesn't have a big enough screen, but a laptop is too cumbersome. 1. Video and map display for a drone in the field 2. Reading, you could use a dedicated dev

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