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   by hijinks 12y ago

   oh wow.. i'd love to see an addition to this for tessera.
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   by hijinks 12y ago

   thanks!
3. 273.▲
   by hijinks 12y ago

   as a brightroll stock holder.. any news on how they were bought? stock deal/cash or mix?
4. 274.▲
   by hijinks 12y ago

   that happened to customers at a company I worked for. Turned out to be awful handling of threading in a rails app caused sessions to get mixed up.
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   by hijinks 12y ago

   I'm running into this issue which I asked about here http://serverfault.com/questions/640248/ps-aux-hanging-on-hi... I've yet to find the solution. Pretty much CentOS 6 install so no cgroups. It's p
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   by hijinks 12y ago

   same happened to me.. they came out also to do a site visit and quote and I think my electric bill was something like 160 a month and they quoted me at like $145 a month. I'm on the boat that in 5-10 years solar will be so cheap everyo
7. 277.▲
   by hijinks 12y ago

   I used grafana and tessera and I prefer tessera. I like the different data types it can support. Its not as user friendly as grafana
8. 278.▲
   by hijinks 12y ago

   not to mention people that use something like a local caching daemon like nscd might cache a bad ip for a whole day
9. 279.▲
   by hijinks 12y ago

   I interviewed there for a devops/sys admin role and ran far away after that process when I learned about what is going on and problems the ops group has to solve. Then reading this fluff piece made me glad I never even thought about wo
10. 280.▲
    by hijinks 12y ago

    I can picture this happening Rackspace PR: lets release the notice Friday night so we don't get bad press.
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    by hijinks 12y ago

    i leave for work at 5:30am and I have two kids. Its really to be at work a full day so I can leave at 3. I value spending dinner time and getting my kids to bed more then breakfast time with them. Then again I'm sure he's not leav
12. 282.▲
    by hijinks 12y ago

    http://www.cvedetails.com/browse-by-date.php Its not like each year is an increase.. but it seems this year has had more major giant remote ones then in the past
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    by hijinks 12y ago

    I don't think so. From what I've been reading it can be exploited via http requests. I'm sure a metasploit script is right around the corner. Edit: oh looks like only like mod_cgi related stuff is.. thats good then sort of
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    by hijinks 12y ago

    SEEKING WORK: Remote, or SF Bay Area I'm looking for contract/freelance devops or Linux sys admin work. I have 14 years of professional experience working with large companies and startups. I'm a local of the Bay Area but wil
15. 285.▲
    by hijinks 12y ago

    We are moving from puppet to salt and I'm half way through and so far my git commits looks like this over the past month puppet repo -14000 lines salt repo +1600 lines What it really comes down to is salt has a ton of built in modules
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    by hijinks 12y ago

    Its not really killing anything its just migrating to devops.. If you are the just i rake and stack servers.. ya its harder and harder to find a job. If you are more the devops linux admin type then its extremely easy to find a job. My adv
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    by hijinks 12y ago

    I've never worked remote but interviewed for a bunch. I had some places come out and say since you work remote we will pay you less then is average for your area since you don't have to commute and some offer the going rate.
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    by hijinks 12y ago

    Location: San Francisco, CA (really San Ramon) Remote: Onsite or Remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: 14 years experience as a Linux admin / DevOps. Looking for my next challenge. Ubuntu / Redhat / CentOS / Puppe
19. 289.▲
    by hijinks 12y ago

    there is nothing that serves devops/sys admin space.. It would be interesting to see if companies would buy into a market for it. We are a riskier bunch to hand over root access to random contractors on the Internet.
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    by hijinks 12y ago

    i've lived in both NYC and SF.. NYC is far worse. I've seen people fight over parking spots. SF would be a lot easier if everyone didn't have a garage. I would be willing to bet a good percentage of people with a garage might
21. 291.▲
    by hijinks 13y ago

    This has come a long way since I last used it around 3 or so years ago. I'm looking forward to trying it now since it's re-done and ditched mongodb for elasticsearch.
22. 292.▲
    by hijinks 13y ago

    first thing I thought of when I watched that is when an enemy captures someone on the other side and forces them to read some statement saying how what the other side is doing is wrong.
23. 293.▲
    by hijinks 13y ago

    its free for a year.. this is nothing but a pr/marketing stunt
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    by hijinks 13y ago

    replace the eject key with the power button and the same key combo locks your screen
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    by hijinks 13y ago

    It's not as bad as you think. I work at a place with a fridge full of craft beers but the culture is really in place that we do beers late Friday afternoons for a time when the company can all hangout and talk. I've also worked at
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    by hijinks 13y ago

    for me one of my deciding questions I ask people is "Any questions for me?" If they ask a lot, I know they are interested and I'll bring them in for an in person.
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    by hijinks 13y ago

    back button also breaks it in chrome 28 on a mac
28. 298.▲
    by hijinks 13y ago

    plot twist.. it's github doing it to github to get bigger companies to pay for github enterprise.
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    by hijinks 13y ago

    problem is sys admin day is always the last friday in July while your birthday is always July 26
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    by hijinks 13y ago

    The best thing out there is redis sentinel. It's in 2.6 and the issue I ran into 6 months ago is not a lot of drivers supported it yet. http://redis.io/topics/sentinel