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by geggam 7y ago
Ubuntu uses snaps heavily bringing cgroups to play.
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by geggam 7y ago
On to microservices with you and give the developer the pager! Embrace the change :)
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by geggam 7y ago
I think C requires more of people. Granted I am no C expert but having worked in the industry a couple decades I have made conclusions based on observations. As a sysadmin I wrote a small kernel module to trigger a panic on a certain condit
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by geggam 7y ago
You know, everyone says this but every server I worked on (several thousands) which used sysvinit I cant remember any issues with startups that couldn't easily be scripted around. I still dont understand what issues are fixed with syst
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by geggam 7y ago
If you dont have the money to pay bills how do you afford to get to court ? Being poor is illegal ;)
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by geggam 7y ago
Debtors prison is back folks
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by geggam 7y ago
This would be interesting to swap out on a small farm tractor. Dont need much horsepower and the tractor frame is a beast. In fact you normally add counterweights in areas when doing heavy work
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by geggam 7y ago
Not really new. Scribes, news reporters, telegrams and telephones all throughout history have enjoyed immunity from the content they didnt generate. Ever hear "Don't kill the messenger?"
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by geggam 7y ago
From my perspective using GKE or any other k8s service isn't you running k8s. It's you paying devops salaries to release managers.
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by geggam 7y ago
That only works until your first outage :) K8s isnt bulletproof and requires significant care. Not to mention constant upgrades
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by geggam 7y ago
All of this is well and good. Now find folks who understand the entire stack and can support it. Tell me you are saving money after you hire them :)
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by geggam 7y ago
So if we make it easier for criminals to take the things we spent our life working to obtain. We are better off ? You do realize theft is essentially stealing the part of your life you spent working for that thing ?
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by geggam 7y ago
Keep in mind groups is 18 years old. It started as an email list and I can tell you we had 12 email servers and they sat at around 2k message a second... steady. We didn't even alert until they hit 20k in the queue. The photos in Group
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by geggam 7y ago
Given the fact 10 years ago Y! Groups had over 4 Petabytes of data this might be a record for them
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by geggam 7y ago
I think you dont understand the cost of democide. Being disarmed by your govt is a very dangerous position. What do you put as the value of human life ? How about 262 million lives ? His research shows that the death toll from democide is
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by geggam 7y ago
Interesting. Cosmos throwing rocks at random vs humans throwing rocks precisely. One would hope the cosmos was significantly worse at hitting people
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by geggam 7y ago
Too little activity ? When I worked on it back in 2010 the sheer volume of email sent was staggering. The issue with groups always was and always will be monetizing it.
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by geggam 7y ago
If you think breaking the law to get bad people doesnt set a precedent that will be abused you havent been paying attention at all. The patriot act and the revoking of rights without due process was sold as something to fight terrorists. No
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by geggam 7y ago
You should care and at some point you will. When you let the rules slip eventually that slippage will be used against you. History shows this... First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a socialis
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by geggam 7y ago
If you are getting paid to do CI you are simply doing it wrong. Rule #1 Host your own stuff, never rely on others. Rule #2 automate everything
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by geggam 7y ago
The interesting part about that to me is the authorities seem to break the law with impunity under the guise of enforcing the law. Seems a bit disingenuous to do this. Why not sell drugs as a cop to arrest people for buying them... er wait.
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by geggam 7y ago
Agreed, however those who arent intelligent repeat the same emotional responses over and over. Intelligence gives you the possibility of changing that, unintelligent dont have that possibility.
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by geggam 7y ago
Having intelligence is quite important. Otherwise you have a higher propensity to react with emotions and do irrational things. See : Modern society
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by geggam 7y ago
>It’s not the employers responsibility to subsidize below-median earners, because they aren’t the ones collecting the surplus from the above-median earners. This I disagree with emphatically. The empoyers benefit from the social structur
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by geggam 7y ago
So what you are saying is until you hit the 4th decile you are working for a business who is subsidizing its payroll with tax dollars
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by geggam 7y ago
The US road taxes doesnt cover the damage done. Not to mention the US is huge, the actual cost of fixing the infrastructure would be staggering. It needs fixing too.
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by geggam 7y ago
This graph doesnt agree https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Historical_Marginal_Tax_R...
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by geggam 7y ago
Why is it tired? The wealthy benefit from the social infrastructure they live in. Should they not pay for it ? Think of the wear and tear the roads get from the Amazon delivery service alone.
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by geggam 7y ago
If that was the only tax you would have a really good point
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by geggam 7y ago
You do realize it wasnt too long ago the rich in the US DID pay high taxes ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Historical_Marginal_Tax_R... little note about how much the rich are actually paying here https:/&#x

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