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   by etxm 7y ago

   All the CLI commands used have been in for quite a few “minor” versions. I’d say it’s probably valid for the foreseeable future for debugging k8s _primitive_ resources. With the customization you can do to k8s the debugging can get a bit mo
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   by etxm 7y ago

   Traded a Hank Williams CD for an old canoe once. Looking forward to the future, CL.
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   Hoag's Object: A Nearly Perfect Ring Galaxy(apod.nasa.gov)

   1 points by etxm 7y ago|0 comments
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   by etxm 7y ago

   I love that the changes are getting boring. I can’t really think of much more I’d like to see in the standard libraries. Looking forward to a single Logger!
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   by etxm 7y ago

   If you’re curious about the value of sand there is an awesome book named “The World in a Grain” which covers the use, history, and scarcity of sand. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/537681/the-world-in...
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   by etxm 7y ago

   The most worthless of search results.
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   by etxm 7y ago

   It interesting to me when I see people passionate about google killing a service. If you’re that passionate and people will miss the service, then that sounds like a business opportunity to me. Just because it’s not revenue positive (enough
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   by etxm 7y ago

   Welcome to the end of truth and fact.
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   by etxm 7y ago

   Yeah that was the first thing I calculated when I read that. That’s pretty nuts. Having an installed use base helps. They’ll continue to make cash off a large portion of checkouts.
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    by etxm 7y ago

    Most affiliate networks are pretty shit about tracking. Last click attribution is how it generally works. Some have started keeping track of when you landed vs when you got the affiliate link, but it’s a grey area as far as user intent. Let
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    by etxm 7y ago

    Last click attribution, baby. Get those affiliate fees for 30 days after click on some sites. I worked on a competing product some years back there is much money to be had in the deal/affiliate/coupon space. Our biggest mistake wa
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    by etxm 7y ago

    What’s the diff?
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    by etxm 7y ago

    > Now that I'm middle-aged (39) Excuuuuuuuuse me?!
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    by etxm 7y ago

    Ah! Good to know. I was curious if I’d have to update all my friends, family, etc with my new number! I really appreciate the info!
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    by etxm 7y ago

    Had to google STIR/SHAKEN. > Secure Telephone Identity Revisited) and SHAKEN (which stands for Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs) The amount of bending over backwards to get that acronym to check out is impressive
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    by etxm 7y ago

    No familiarity with SIP. Can it intercept calls to a cell phone with a carrier issued number?
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    by etxm 7y ago

    These have gotten outrageous. The WhiteStone health calls are incessant, I can’t even begin to comprehend how much money they are scamming if they can afford to pay people to do the volume of calls they are making. Theyre also nabbing a leg
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    by etxm 7y ago

    You’re gonna love the Apple TV#
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    by etxm 7y ago

    Many PR firms offer “crisis management.”
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    by etxm 7y ago

    I rode a War Elephant^1 for years. They are pretty bitching. Great for stomping kobolds and goblins without rusting up your blade on their vile blood. [1] in D&D
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    by etxm 7y ago

    I’m pretty sure the Internet is The Great Filter.
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    by etxm 7y ago

    https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=7525 Sorry, should have linked to JPLs site, much less intense than the chaos that is the Independent.
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    NASA Reveals ‘Breathtaking’ Selfie from Mars That Is Unlike Any Before(independent.co.uk)

    2 points by etxm 7y ago|1 comments
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    by etxm 7y ago

    How about keep religion off HN?
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    by etxm 7y ago

    I’m not for capital punishment, but I’d like to see half of this company ground-up and fed to the other half.
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    by etxm 7y ago

    Or maybe, too smart to build. But probably not.
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    by etxm 7y ago

    I’m using rustler currently! I wasn’t positive if the erlang VM restricted resource access in anyway. I’m not doing anything CPU intensive, just bringing over a library I’m not smart enough to build in elixir :)
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    by etxm 7y ago

    Could you use a nif for the heavy compute tasks?
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    by etxm 7y ago

    How does the purging actually work? Is there sole evil republican henchman with database access? Is there no oversight into what is actually purged? Trapped behind the paywall.
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    by etxm 7y ago

    They should get back in the prefab home game[1] with the tiny house craze and the impending ADU boom in California. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sears_Catalog_Home