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by gizzlon 2y ago
Cloud Run. Did you read the article? Migrating to another cloud should be quite easy. There are many PaaS solutions. The hard parts will be things like migrating the data, make sure there's no downtime AND no drift/diff in the und
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by gizzlon 2y ago
> shitty shell scripts, ansible setup and co, i only write a little bit of yaml Why are the shell scripts shity but the yaml not? When I look at those yaml files I always throw up just a little :P Also, have you tried Cloud Run?
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by gizzlon 2y ago
Regarding GCP migration: I would just add the new account(s) as Owner to every relevant project. Then they can remove you after the 30 days or whenever they're comfortable.
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by gizzlon 2y ago
That's actually a really interesting article, thanks. No idea if it was written by a democrat tough, I mean it might be, but that's not important. > those opinions (your privileged) become “shut up” and “you should be ashamed”
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by gizzlon 2y ago
I think grandparent was trying to point out that you just engaged in identify politics
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by gizzlon 2y ago
That seems to imply that things can't get worse.. much much worse
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by gizzlon 2y ago
I'm saying that because inflation is what we're discussing. I have no trouble believing many people are worse off, which sucks. And many politicians should care more and try to do more. But: 1) I would attribute that to low wage i
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by gizzlon 2y ago
afaik, Inflation in the us i quite low. Isn't it almost at the target? So why would she have a policy?
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by gizzlon 2y ago
> and nobody sees that as a problem. Actually, many many people see that as a problem
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by gizzlon 2y ago
Will the wages increase more than the prices? Aren't most things Americans buy imported or contain imported parts (for example all electronics)? Won't a decrease in exports, because of other nations ti-for-tat tariffs, decrease wa
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by gizzlon 2y ago
There might not be a next time shrugs
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by gizzlon 2y ago
ah, I see. I though you decided t put it there (also, what the sibling said makes it a better idea)
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by gizzlon 2y ago
oooh, cool
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by gizzlon 2y ago
Wouldn't that be pretty slow? :) Why not store it on the EC2 instance directly? Or locally on your computer? 1 TB is .. not a lot of data .. I rent a server with 15 TB for ~50$ per month and buying a new 2TB disk is less than 100$.
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by gizzlon 2y ago
Changing the JWT because the frontend suddenly requires "middle name" is a PITA. Also, the JWT can become become large.
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by gizzlon 2y ago
Sessions, like it's 2005 :P See above.
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by gizzlon 2y ago
> You're talking about tokens in general, not just JWT. Yes, all stateless tokens. But I have never seen an in-house token system that was not using JWT's. Yes, query the DB or some sort of storage every time. It sounded so c
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by gizzlon 2y ago
You can implement a blocklist of all the revoked JWT and publish it to all servers. The list should be small, because only otherwise valid tokens need to be included. It becomes so much more complicated than a simple check-the-db setup th
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by gizzlon 3y ago
yes, the K.. something. Mentioned in one of the latest Last Week Tonight episodes
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by gizzlon 3y ago
The way I read it, it's not about being exceptional (or not). More like not blindly following other people's definition of success. We all have choices to make. And most of us could, for example, choose a less prestigious job in o
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by gizzlon 3y ago
A very simple and opinionated web-based rss reader: https://git.sr.ht/~oyvindsk/rss-web-reader ( https://github.com/oyvindsk/rss-web-reader ) Main feature is just having something I can use effortle
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by gizzlon 3y ago
that's a sign they're doing it wrong ;) Seriously though, I see this a lot with (ex)java programmers
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by gizzlon 3y ago
Agree with your pros, but not your cons. Mine is a bit newer, so it might be a bit different (?). Feel the trackpad and screens are totally fine. (Although low res for the 13' version). Very happy with mine, specially how small and lig
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by gizzlon 3y ago
You can have branches, but the ""rule"" is that no branch should live for more than, say, a day. This trades the integration complexity and problems for some new.. challenges :)
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by gizzlon 3y ago
> Moderators [...] sometimes turn flags off when they are unfair Seems like it should be turned off in this case?
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by gizzlon 3y ago
Looks great, and fast too! How does the integration work? Can you post to the forum, and it's then mailed out.. ?
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by gizzlon 3y ago
> With micro-services if you screw up a deployment the service is down and if your platform is well designed the system will be degraded but not down. In theory, but when the getUser service is down, your app is probably broken as well
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Norway court upholds miniscule fine against Meta for flouting privacy rules(theregister.com)
3 points by gizzlon 3y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 3y ago
They use a Mac to compare the Ubuntu Go package to a self-compliled go from source: "Now we can diff the Go toolchain we’ve created on our Mac with the Go toolchain that Ubuntu ships:" [..] " We’ve successfully reproduced t
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Risor – Fast and flexible scripting for Go developers and DevOps(risor.io)
24 points by gizzlon 3y ago|8 comments

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