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by gouggoug 6y ago
I could be wrong; I had originally started using "external-secrets" then I believe found about "secret-manager" from the Godaddy repository. I've used both solutions, and ultimately, I think itscontained/secret
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by gouggoug 6y ago
It's worth noting that the "Kubernetes External Secrets"[0] project from Godaddy is now supplanted by "Secret-Manager"[1]. I've been using Secret-Manager and it works very well. The authors of "kube-secret
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by gouggoug 6y ago
As someone in charge of cleaning up the mess in a company that has 800+ employees and 300+ developers, I can only agree. My company's infrastructure was never tended to and was apparently a free for all for a few years. A year or two a
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I did not know that "detail"; it totally makes sense though, thanks!
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by gouggoug 6y ago
The one thing I don't understand with Yubikeys: doesn't leaving them plugged in at all times in your computer (which the form factor highly encourages you to do) completely defeat the purpose?
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by gouggoug 6y ago
Out of curiosity a few months back I spent a few hours looking at this exact hashtag (#boardingpass) and other travel related hashtags. I ended up thinking that Instagram was actively removing pictures of boarding passes because I could onl
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by gouggoug 6y ago
Exactly this. The whole point of semver is to address the issue of backward-incompatible changes breaking downstream dependencies (well, among important other things). What Go is doing is forcing you to use Semver the way it is intended to
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by gouggoug 6y ago
It's all about how you ask. Simply saying: "Good morning everyone, would anybody be available to answer a question? I am running into [describe your problem]. Thank you.". Easy, polite and to the point.
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I managed to install Ubuntu without trouble, but I've seen complains online about subpar Linux support.
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by gouggoug 6y ago
Interesting, I didn't know things were so easy now; well, maybe I'll build my next gaming PC then!
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I never built my own gaming PC. Teenager me had the knowledge and patience to build one and would have loved too, but didn't have the money at the time. Adult me doesn't have the patience, nor the knowledge anymore, but has the mo
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by gouggoug 6y ago
Sort-of-ish related: A few years back they started making gaming PCs. I was looking for something slick, discreet, but still fairly powerful. I bought a Corsair One, and I've been super happy since then. It's exactly what I wanted
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by gouggoug 6y ago
Google cloud SQL does not prevent you from changing wait_timeout ( https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/mysql/flags ) However, it seems like innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit is not supported indeed.
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by gouggoug 6y ago
One keyboard shortcut I haven't been able to find/create is one that moves my mouse cursor from one monitor to another. I often need to move my cursor from my third monitor on the left all the way to my monitor on the right. Anyon
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by gouggoug 6y ago
In simple terms with no dubious metaphor, infrastructure tooling is the set of tools provided to engineers that allows them to deploy and run their software on the infrastructure that is unique to their company. Although lots of companies u
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by gouggoug 6y ago
It's interesting to me that the interview process of our field makes you question your choice of career. It seems like such a small thing compared to everything else. I absolutely despise the interview process, but there's no ques
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A Better Way of Organizing Your Kubernetes Manifest Files(boxunix.com)
1 points by gouggoug 6y ago|1 comments
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by gouggoug 6y ago
The author found out that the HTTP endpoint used to generate a JWT token would accept any email and respond with a valid JWT token for that email address. He could literally send a POST request to that endpoint with arbitrary email addresse
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I guess the issue is "getting a strike". Sure, if your posts are misinformation, why not add a label that says so. But giving a strike? That's going too far and your case highlights why: you can't make a joke anymore. A
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I don't remember if it did or not, but I'm fairly certain it did. (otherwise I'd probably remember it, I think...)
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by gouggoug 6y ago
I experienced this one day while tethering in the train. I was coding and running `go build` multiple times. I could not for the life of me understand why go build would take upwards to 30 seconds to run and sometimes 100ms. I finally reali
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A Better Way of Organizing Your Kubernetes Manifest Files(boxunix.com)
1 points by gouggoug 6y ago|0 comments
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by gouggoug 6y ago
Unrelated to the post, but related to TechCrunch: is there a way for me to prevent them from hijacking my back button? There’s nothing more frustrating than clicking back to go to my previous page, only to be redirected to the same exact pa
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by gouggoug 6y ago
It's not about the insignificant amount of money everyone will get out of it; it's about equifax being severely punished and fined, even though that settlement won't really change anything.
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by gouggoug 6y ago
But debt buys you a house when you're done repaying it. If you are renting and you loose your income, the exact same thing happens to you, you can't pay and you might end up without a roof above your head. I would rather be in deb
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by gouggoug 6y ago
> Does "I didn't have to find a contractor to tear out the kitchen wall when a leak on the third floor got all the way down to my first floor apartment, nor did I have to pay for them to do this, and could just keep on going to
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by gouggoug 7y ago
Those photos don't look much different to me than any other photos I've seen of airplane assembly lines. What in particular would you have expected to see?
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by gouggoug 7y ago
They are visually appealing and are technically implemented nicely. I think, however, that they are not very insightful to the matter. It is easy to visualize the result of a BGP hijack: packets are routed to the wrong/malicious destin
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by gouggoug 7y ago
> figured that's not the sort of person they want For sure; Now it is still absolutely inadmissible and disrespectful to ghost a candidate.
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by gouggoug 7y ago
I try to answer recruiters even when I'm not interested. A simple: "Hi [so and so], thank you for reaching out to me. Unfortunately, I am not interested in this opportunity. Best of luck in your research". Simple, to the poi

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