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by gouggoug 8y ago
One solution, though not exactly what you want, is to use "Code block with callouts"(go here https://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoc-syntax-quick-reference... and search for callouts)
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Asciidoc has many more feature and as easy to use as Markdown. Markdown definitely does the job for very quick documentation, but when it comes to more in depth documentation I've found asciidoc to be much better. I'll use an exam
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by gouggoug 8y ago
I've entirely replaced markdown and been using asciidoctor for both documentation and general writing. Asciidoctor is far superior to Markdown and as easy to use and is also supported on Github.
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Asciidoctor – A fast, open-source text processor and publishing toolchain(asciidoctor.org)
169 points by gouggoug 8y ago|42 comments
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From bare-metal to Kubernetes(boxunix.com)
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From bare-metal to Kubernetes(boxunix.com)
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by gouggoug 8y ago
On my mac os Mojave, those glyph do not show up (aka, they show up as square boxes). Anybody else experiencing this on mac os mojave or is it something wrong on my end? edit: they don't show up in chrome and won't work in slack, t
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Dividing by 0(youtube.com)
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by gouggoug 8y ago
> This is a case where I'd argue deviating from the "official" article title is warranted Not really. "macOS Server gets worse in 5.7.1" is a purely subjective opinion and there's no reason this personal opi
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by gouggoug 8y ago
From Facebook's announcement: "After they have logged back in, people will get a notification at the top of their News Feed explaining what happened." I personally did not get any explanation as to why I had to log back in. I
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by gouggoug 8y ago
As true as this is, hiding the "www." subdomain isn't the right solution. For starters, it doesn't work for non "www." subdomains, for example... news.ycombinator.com isn't protected by this solution. A be
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Chrome 69: “www.” subdomain missing from URL(bugs.chromium.org)
1572 points by gouggoug 8y ago|876 comments
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by gouggoug 8y ago
I rarely remember my dreams, except, when I make a conscious effort of remembering them when I wake up. One night, right before bed, make the mental note that you need to remember your dream when you wake up. Maybe even write yourself a rem
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by gouggoug 8y ago
I missed every single one of those past posts, so I'm glad OP posted it once again. There are many reposts that I'm also glad happen. They're often a reminder of something I've forgotten about and that I'm glad to s
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by gouggoug 8y ago
I am having a hard time understanding how Mayo was able to basically hold one of their patient hostage. Isn't that akin to kidnapping? But also: What prevented Alyssa from getting up her bed and walk out? When did her parents start &qu
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by gouggoug 8y ago
You do not need to read your entire slack channel history. Personally, I simply scan for messages addressed to me with an @mention or @channel. If there's no @mention, I load the channel, press the escape key and go on with my day.
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by gouggoug 8y ago
Indeed, my bad, I totally read his answer too fast and missed "The encrypted data can and should be wiped too, but it's a lot more reliable to have your security model not rely on that."
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by gouggoug 8y ago
My point is about doing both, if possible, instead of just getting rid of the keys.
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by gouggoug 8y ago
I know nothing about the "standard remote wipe technique", but neophyte me believes that wiping security keys isn't exactly protecting you against your data being eventually retrieved and decrypted.
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by gouggoug 8y ago
> There is a way to "force" an upgrade, for example when a returned device is refurbished for resale, but forcing it wipes the secrets used to decrypt the user's data, effectively destroying it. It's interesting. Why
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by gouggoug 9y ago
The tag is immutable because you had to first delete it, then recreate it, to change its value. Technically the tag might have the same label (say v0.0.1), but it still is a new tag, that so happens to be labeled the same as your old
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by gouggoug 9y ago
So many people have a hard time with git. I have yet to meet someone who understands git and uses it proficiently. What I tell every new programmer joining my team is to read chapter 10 (Git Internals) section 10.2 and 10.3 of the amazing o
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by gouggoug 9y ago
This reminded me of a newsletter I received from angelList once which title read: "Startups are here to save the world" [0] I un-subscribed. [0] https://angel.co/newsletters/startups-are-here-to-save-the-w...
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by gouggoug 9y ago
There was a great blog post[0] recently regarding the recent Aziz Ansari story about sexual harassement. (If you haven't heard of this case, I encourage you to Google it.) It made a really great point that I believe -whichever side (if
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by gouggoug 9y ago
I'm not sure what problem the author is solving. I might be misunderstanding something. The author points out that the issue with Blue/Green/AnyColors deploys is that they need 16 pods per color at all time (which in their ca
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by gouggoug 9y ago
> Why would this author feel compelled to write an article about this if they're just learning? Why wouldn't they? They specifically claim lack of expertise, and that sets the expectations for the reader. The author is just tel
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by gouggoug 9y ago
Same here. I know of Plan 9, but have no idea what this grid thing is. I, however, just went on to the old project's page[0] and found this: > Q: What is the /9/grid? > A: A project begun by users of 4chan's techn
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by gouggoug 9y ago
> Ansible scripts out changes to make to a system. Kubernetes deals only with opaque images and does not change them at all, it simply runs them. You are exactly right. Ansible makes the best effort possible to bring your system to a giv
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by gouggoug 9y ago
I'm not sure what your comment is about. I'll glance over the first 3 sentences since I'm not sure at all what you are trying to say and jump directly to the fourth one: > Is k8s-hysteria getting so out of control that it&
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by gouggoug 9y ago
I'm curious. Could you describe the kind of infrastructure you manage and the tools do you use? Are all your tools written in house? If so, what will happen when the author leaves the company?

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