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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
I'm inclined to not believe GCP because they edited their status updates retroactively and lied in their postmortem about the Clichy fire in Paris not affecting multiple "zones"
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
Yeah that's basically what asg does, you can see the createFleet requests in cloudtrail
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
At least if you're using the Ec2 optimized amis, Ec2 instances frequently boot fast enough that they'll be executing your username initialization before you get the run instances response. Though there's a long tail, so somet
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
Thanks, the extra context is helpful, though if anything it contradicts the assertion that American traffic planners are personally incompetent and the cause of the unsafe conditions for pedestrians (given that they're set up to fail)
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
I see you share the author's naivety/lack of empathy. That's not at all what I'm suggesting, just that the author, to my interpretation, has an overly reductionist take that doesn't acknowledge nuance. By your logic
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
I agree that pedestrians shouldn't shoulder risk, within reason. But by my interpretation of the article the author derides city planners for perceived incompetence/prioritization of motorist safety, without considering any nuance
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
And that's fair, to an extent, but the author seems to have a vendetta or total lack of empathy towards motorists. You can't just ignore the consequences of vehicles hitting bollards, you have to weigh the likelihood of cars hitti
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
So you don't have real security for operators, is what you're saying. Containers are not, and will never be, a secure isolation boundary.
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
The lock in is intentional, security theater touted as a feature in the shitty, ambiguous spec. Unfortunately, the folks who contribute to the spec are more concerned about threatening projects that have the audacity to use common sense ins
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by flaminHotSpeedo 2y ago
Something's been bugging me about this article (besides the fact that it's explanation/examples of double entry ledgers are either bad, misleading, or wrong, depending on your perspective), and I wasn't able to put my fi
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Am I out of the loop, or is it really uncommon for a company to proactively reset passwords after a breach? Maybe I'm being paranoid but after the whole T Mobile plaintext password fiasco a couple years back I worry that AT&T may h
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Those in the know are familiar with OCI, etc. but (without hard data to back me up) I think it's still fair to say that the majority of people (lay people, if you will) consider them the same thing by virtue of ignorance.
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
A hatchback civic, which even for the 2024 model ostensibly has a manual available. I got the 2019, and for being a relatively modest car, I've been pleasantly surprised by the performance and handling.
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
The EFF is a treasure, thanks! For once I'm glad that I was "forced" into a low trim model because I didn't want to give up the manual transmission
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Thanks! I prefer to set my path in ~/.zshenv so I don't have to worry about anything misbehaving in non-login shells, but this rabbithole led me to a good option to cover both: https://www.zsh.org/mla/users&#x
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Apple updates are a joke. I have a script in my dotfiles to recognize when an apple update overwrites `/etc/zshrc` to run, among other things, a utility that rewrites your path in a nonstandard way (I don't remember the detai
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
See: that fire in France that took down a whole region But on the other hand, GCP supports multi-region so that's not nearly as big of a deal as it would be if AWS zones were not sufficiently isolated
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Right, I get that there's no record of the door plug being opened, which is ultimately on Boeing, but the repairs for the damaged rivets, which require opening the door plug, were performed by Spirit employees.
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Wait I'm confused... From the preliminary report we know that the door plug was removed by spirit to fix their damaged rivets, and it sounds like the NTSB had documentation to support that as of when they were writing the preliminary r
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Might be worth calling out that it supports any OCI images, which seems to be the case from a quick skim throught the repo!
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Not to defend Amazon's LP's, I learned early on their only utility was to weaponize them in arguments where you can retroactively think of ways to justify your position with them, but are they literally opposed pairs? I don't
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
I think your comment is circling the crux of the issue. Technical individual contributors see the results of bad management decisions and attribute blame to an easy, but tangible target (MBA's), which crucially has a "solution&quo
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
> This surfaces in cloudwatch logs as metrics extraction and Logs Insights as structured log queries. The meta scuba is like a janky imitation of that tool chain I don't have any experience with scuba besides this article, but I thi
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
The whole point of wide events is recording an arbitrary set of key value pairs. How do you propose storing that in a columnar datastore?
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
I once brought a carry on full of random electronics/cables, including a partially disassembled desktop power supply in a "custom made modular plastic enclosure" (read: box made out of Legos, complete with a Lego door for the
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Yeah, hardware and forecasting for cloud providers is basically the definition of deliberate. If anything I'd guess it's a procurement issue, parity between regions is a big thing and it's hard to supply dozens of regions aro
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
They're claiming so, but they're wrong.
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
> there is a reason why vcpu performance is still locked to the typical core from 10 years ago That is transparently nonsense. You can disprove that claim in 5 minutes, and it makes literally zero sense for offerings that aren't ove
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Well you're definitely talking about the wrong thing, because this article is specifically talking about thick plastic bags (which are also called reusable), the kind you can buy as you check out for 10 cents each in most US states (an
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by flaminHotSpeedo 3y ago
Oh, my apologies, reading back over this thread I see where the disconnect is. The bags in question in this article are thicker plastic bags that are branded as reusable. In the article's words: > ... a section of the law [allows] g

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