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by fishpen0 4y ago
We're going to ban the use of VPN and fine and imprison people who use them. This is actually worse than the firewall of china
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by fishpen0 4y ago
It sounds like the actual problem is getting too many meaningless notifications, inadvertently training people to ignore everything
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by fishpen0 4y ago
The annoying thing with zelle is that every bank has different limitations. USAA for example has a 1k daily zelle limit. So it's completely useless for things like paying rent to a landlord unless you want to split a rent payment up
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by fishpen0 4y ago
Honestly as someone living in Cali, I appreciate not dealing with the constant buzzing noise from 10 different tourists flying drones within earshot of me while I'm enjoying the beach. Nothing ruins a vibe like BBZbzbzzbzzzZzbzbzzzzzzz
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by fishpen0 5y ago
> Cortex is used by some of the world’s largest cloud providers and ISVs, who are able to offer Cortex at a lower cost because they do not invest the same amount in developing the project. > ... > All CNCF projects must be Apache 2
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by fishpen0 5y ago
Exactly this, we use it for all of those things. None of which provide value to PMs, designers, and other non-engineer roles within teams that still need to collaborate on issue tracking and documentation.
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by fishpen0 5y ago
In the rare case this happens we still don't use raw SSH. We rely on something identity-driven like SSM in AWS or IAP in GCP to initiate the tunnel.
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by fishpen0 5y ago
This is a problem at every org scale as well. We have this issue with a 1000+ developer org where we still can't give our PMs and other non-developers read-only access to the gitlab issues because it would be another 200 headcount wor
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by fishpen0 5y ago
Cluster-level ops really shouldn't be done by direct SSH. Tools like ansible, salt, chef, puppet, etc... all can be run in some form of daemon mode with a central management server for a reason. You should be authenticating against t
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by fishpen0 5y ago
I go hilariously out of my way to eliminate elasticsearch at any org I join. Usually because it's only being used for logs and modern tools like loki are immeasurably easier to scale and cheaper to run. But I also find many many devel
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by fishpen0 5y ago
Fines don't happen until they get caught. How long can a company go and how much can they make before they get caught? What happens to the executives? They just move on pointing to their old success numbers. I run internal audits fo
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by fishpen0 5y ago
It also doesn't help that these frameworks are often dated and don't align with modern best practices. Shops have the choice to check the boxes and do things the dumb way or to fill out page after page after page of special excep
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by fishpen0 6y ago
You could slap together a script that tracks the current ratios of a given index fund, then maintain a blacklist of baddies, and automatically buy at the new ratio using something like alpaca.markets api for buying. You'd get all the
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by fishpen0 6y ago
I worked for Hitachi during that time period and that is mostly true. Hitachi actually sold the division to WD in exchange for private ownership shares of WD with insane leverage because WD had most of their factories flooded in 2011. WD Dr
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by fishpen0 7y ago
That may be the public SLA for people who create an account without private contracts. Large businesses never use the standard SLA terms.
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by fishpen0 7y ago
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