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geggam
8y ago
Quit using vendor lock in resources then asking why its hard to leave that vendor.
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geggam
8y ago
No, with over 20 years experience and having done exactly this for several different companies and startups I pretty much have this process down.
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geggam
8y ago
Correct. However written properly you get 90% of the way there. Disaster recovery by switching to another provider is simple when minimal centos/rhel images are used.
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geggam
8y ago
Evidently you dont know how to do this well
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geggam
8y ago
Infrastructure as code. Terraform using AMIs plus chef recipes that work in the cloud and bare metal. Dont use AWS specific services. This would allow you to spin over to another cloud provider , vsphere or bare metal with minimal work
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geggam
8y ago
I worked for a farmer who was caught in one of those. It spun him around a few times. His right side his body was somewhat sideways after that. That happened to him when he was in his 40's He was 87 yrs old and still farming hard when
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geggam
8y ago
Tractors dont just do one thing. They are quite a versatile piece of equipment. Portable power plant ( PTO shaft is huge ), taking thousands of lbs of grain to the storage bin, and countless other tasks.
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geggam
8y ago
Vaccine studies
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geggam
8y ago
Interesting. So inciting panic online is fine but not in a theater ?
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geggam
8y ago
If you put it in the public domain it is your responsibility to ensure it is digestible by the audience you publish it to. So yes... public posted information should be layman ready
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geggam
8y ago
Explain that to the layman in a way the entire Internet will understand. Until you can ... they are for all intents and purposes.
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geggam
8y ago
Profit motive in the legal system is blatant isnt it ?
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geggam
8y ago
Eugenics much ?
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8y ago
Scanners are legal in all 50 states. In some states its illegal to use a scanner while breaking the law ( this I find funny for some reason ) https://www.zipscanners.com/resources/are-police-scanners-le...
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geggam
8y ago
I knew I read something like this
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geggam
8y ago
There was a science fiction book who talked about putting a rock in your shoe to change your gait and avoid detection. What was it ?
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geggam
8y ago
Thermal scope on a 50 BMG does this already.
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geggam
8y ago
The ability of youthful indiscretions being forgotten is a thing of the past. I think that contributes to this issue. Imagine the entire Internet landing on you instead of just your classmates ?
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8y ago
That is completely American and has been for a few generations.
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geggam
8y ago
Fair point. Will be interesting to watch the next couple generations.
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geggam
8y ago
Just wondering why people think that being challenged is a terrible thing. Its almost like being mediocre is good and having some mental problem is better than good performance. Begs the question.. "What is society rewarding ? "
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geggam
8y ago
As someone who interviews people I can speak for myself. No I dont look for best fit. I look for someone who will be able to grow inside the company and fill gaps. Like to see them do smart things they are hired to do without being told wha
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geggam
8y ago
So the interviewer should settle for just good enough and not try to get more for his money ? Still is capitalism here...
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geggam
8y ago
How is that different from the past ?
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8y ago
The difference I see. All democratic governments today allow decisions to be made even over the dissent of a minority of voters. Whereas the (Republic) Constitution and the Bill of Rights protect (or are supposed to protect) the individual
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8y ago
Think ex military with an AR-15. Should I manage to shoot someone with more military equipment I do know how to run it. The number of veterans in this nation make the active duty army look small.
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8y ago
" A constitutional republic is a form of representative democracy. " Read this over and over until you believe you can simply change the meaning of words
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8y ago
US history really doesn't have enough time to see it. Not to mention the Bill of Rights enumerated the natural right to self defense to be protected, including being armed well enough to form a militia. ( Military oath calls out enemie
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8y ago
Seems to work for the Afghan people. In my daily life a gun does little. People sometimes use it for good or for evil. Like any other tool
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8y ago
The US is a Constitutional Republic... why everyone continues to conflate this with democracy I do not understand. The states election process does not define the Federal govt. The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union
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