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by hdaz0017 3y ago
Congratulations Jakob on your Liberation Day :) Are you saying the UI is your fault ;-) Serious question though: how come over the last 15 to 20 years UI's have got considerably worse?
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
Cert expired -- Sunday, 24 December 2023 at 23:07:23
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
"If it catches fire, the whole parking lot is done" haha well Luton Airport fire was not caused by an EV !! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-67077... The risks are going in the opposite
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
"Well at least the govt is actually doing something." Yeah they are doing something, they are causing the issues !!! so they can say we are doing something! They are wasting time, money and energy! with minimal action(s). in two t
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
black removed its own queen when I placed its king into checked :P then it moved its king from check to the space to the left staying in check :) :P impressive but the graphics need to be much bigger. Would be good to have some indication t
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
HashiCorp Vault - is big in Secrets management but its not the Terraform of Secrets management it's just too easy to make another product. AWS Secrets Manager AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store AWS KMS Google Cloud KMS - Cloud Key Man
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
Nagios used to be only Open Source then they created the Enterprise version and left the open source core version lagging behind, it was forked a billion times or more :) creating the Nagios Effect. A lot of monitoring software / compa
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
Why does NASA still use twitter surely this is devaluing their brand?
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
Hopefully it's not down to CTOs to be picking tools for their company but a process within DevOps/Engineering teams etc. Does anyone else see this as the Nagios Effect all over again, there must be lots to learn from history?
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
There is a big difference though Terraform is the out and out winner in its market. All their other products are at best small x% share of a crowded market or dominated by another product.
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
chef said, did and tried some really dumb stuff and lots of it failed for obvious reasons, it's like docker took a chunk of their playbook and their business went the same way. It's all good and "fun" on the IPO up. (in
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
403 Forbidden nginx ;)
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
they call it bleeeeeding-edge for a reason ;)
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
cowboys == cowbots... :D
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by hdaz0017 3y ago
Been using Red Hat (or clones) for 20+ years, the writing was on the wall and still is. Enterprise Linux needs to move on from these cowbots. Now the list of nonsense is too long! at this rate RHEL 9.x won't reach 2025...
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by hdaz0017 4y ago
{{(({{ CoNgRaTs On LiKiNg PoWeRsHeLl... It'S 2023 AnD HaS AlWaYs MaDe My EyEs BlEeD... }}))}} scripts are some 100x longer and normally break due to everything or anything changing...
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by hdaz0017 4y ago
I did this in 1996, got a friend to send a letter. Mr XYZ IBM I think it took a couple of weeks to get to me - what do I win - . I guess some people might not know where UK (United Kingdon) is. :)
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by hdaz0017 4y ago
The climate change debate isn't just about the impact to humanity! 1950 human population 2.5 billion, 1977 human population 4 billion, 2023 human population 8+ billion so in 20 / 30 years 16 billion?
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by hdaz0017 4y ago
looks like HN demand might have brought the site down :P This site can’t be reached
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by hdaz0017 4y ago
does not resize so depending on resolution I had to read here to understand there was informaiton below the questions - resolution 1600x900 Hope this helps :)
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by hdaz0017 4y ago
I had not looked at total URLs before but these the figures - started around July 2006 on this process but there were others before this. Indexed Articles - 24,613 Line Count - 9,594,745 Total URLs - 260,306 lol your not alone :)