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geggam
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geggam
7y ago
So you agree keeping things simple to reduce attack vectors is the best way to go ?
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geggam
7y ago
So you think kubernetes eliminates the need to run hardware or you think it reduces the number of machines ? I think it adds overhead but does allow you do maximize server density and usage allowing you to use all 500 machines more effectiv
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geggam
7y ago
When the complexity of the attack surface gets to the degree of k8s I would say that is a problem. The fact very few and I do mean very few people understand the low level functions going on ( like the multiple layers of nat via iptables )
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geggam
7y ago
So adding more exploits is better ? OpenBSD security model is sound. Simplify and secure.
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7y ago
And its clear with the number of data dumps online of personal information that this needs to change. Good example is the recent offer for 147 million people to get 125 dollars out of a pool of 31 million ( Equifax ) As an industry IT is si
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geggam
7y ago
The better question is when you deploy k8s in a production how do you ensure none of the risks are being exploited. Given todays landscape of hardware and software exploits adding a complex orchestration layer with identified issues seems l
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geggam
7y ago
Given all of the security issues I am curious who thinks this is production ready ?
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geggam
7y ago
Elements of a crime.... Legality (must be a law) ... Actus reus (Human conduct) ... Causation (human conduct must cause harm) ... Harm (to some other/thing) ... Concurrence (State of Mind and Human Conduct) ... Mens Rea (State of Min
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geggam
7y ago
If you commit a victimless crime (speeding) and the agent of the state fears for his life while talking to you... you are dead. How is that not violent ?
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geggam
7y ago
Now you are saying a specific group of people get to define acceptable violence. This is insane... who defines that group ? Are all govts legitimate ? Do all govts get to define violence ? There is no ethical violence or all violence is eth
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7y ago
so lets follow that logic... you are driving a car down the street and because you could screw up and hit me you are attempting murder and should be charged ? You are so far into the wrong here its sad... not only sad but the fact you cant
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7y ago
If you believe that then you havent read history
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geggam
7y ago
All victimless crimes. Oddly enough in AZ you are supposed to have a victim for a crime yet you can be charged with criminal speeding and there be no victim.
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geggam
7y ago
Violence is what every govt threatens its citizens with to ensure peace ( irony no ? ) What is not common in the US is a respect for others. The police do not respect the citizens. The citizens dont respect the police or the govt. Respect i
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7y ago
Filled my calendar with things like gym and family time outside of working hours. Set my calendar to reject double booked meetings / events automatically was the first step After that it depends on the reactions you get from that.
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7y ago
This was the hardest one for me and caused me a burnout a couple times, especially when working remote from home. Separate your work and personal life. This was a major change for me. I’ve always identified very closely with my work. I’m l
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geggam
7y ago
You forgot the profit layer providing motive. This is one the layman is aware he is being left out of.
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geggam
7y ago
Given the spread of corruption and looking for the commonality one cant help but conclude govt overall is creating corruption. eg power corrupts
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geggam
7y ago
When did that change ?
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geggam
7y ago
If this happens companies will flee the country who does this. They have no choice.
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geggam
7y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. After spending several decades on earth you start to see how govts are designed to protect the wealthy
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7y ago
I miss Trinux ( ramdrive boot from floppy fits in 12MB ram OS ) http://trinux.sourceforge.net/legacy/
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7y ago
This is really the advice ? So one of the things that I really recommend to people is that you Create an imaginary office even when theres’ no door to actually close. There are several ways to do that, in our office we’ve done that with th
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7y ago
I have started going to Mexico for many things. I get better care from a Dr 3 hrs away than I do my primary care doctor and the after surgery care is so good I can call the Dr 3 years after and still get free advice about things. I cant eve
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7y ago
No we didn't. We just wanted to party :) 90s wanted to be a rockstar 80s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBShN8qT4lk 90s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmeUuoxyt_E
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7y ago
Money can be misused. Food cannot.
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7y ago
add pi-hole and it gets even better
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7y ago
Arguably then every govt employee is bound by this.
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7y ago
I want to say most counties down in the Phoenix area have rules against it. I easily found Maricopa county rules and with time could find more Chapter III, Regulation 2, of the Maricopa County Health Code states: "No person shall cause
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7y ago
This, congress and the entire us political infrastructure is morally bankrupt. If the leaders of the community are corrupt the community is corrupt.
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