ikiris

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781.
by ikiris 5y ago
The hilarious thing is I know exactly what file you're talking about here.
782.
by ikiris 5y ago
Contractor access is its own hellscape.
783.
by ikiris 5y ago
"no one has borgmon readability". years later and i still die laughing.
784.
by ikiris 5y ago
I guess this explains why their recruiters are looking for SREs lol
785.
by ikiris 5y ago
I'm completely aware of this. It's still not an issue of luck when all of your eggs are in one geographical basket.
786.
by ikiris 5y ago
you get 80% chance of the idiots willing to work supposed contract to hire positions. Not sure that's anywhere near the same thing.
787.
by ikiris 5y ago
its not bad luck when you buy something thats only made one place on the planet.
788.
by ikiris 5y ago
Something is not an opinion just because you don't believe it.
789.
by ikiris 5y ago
It was well known in telecom at the time this was due to the nsa situation. Don't always take things at face value.
790.
by ikiris 5y ago
WA?
791.
by ikiris 5y ago
It's hard to claim someone's specifically malicious / incompetent when the entire "market" is.
792.
by ikiris 5y ago
I was half expecting a link to go or rust.
793.
by ikiris 5y ago
You should stop being a crab in a bucket, and go try to improve your own situation instead of being unhappy that others have done so in their own lives.
794.
by ikiris 5y ago
More like a graph that a single person generally can't hope to move unless they have a following to the level of xcow. If someone burns a tire in the middle of the rain forest.... can anyone tell until its 50,000 people doing it?
795.
by ikiris 5y ago
Yep, bad faith actors and useful idiots are 80% of the commenters.
796.
by ikiris 5y ago
If you don't mind being in jesusland and can make remote work salary, its tolerable. Just be careful to blend in.
797.
by ikiris 5y ago
the problem with Nashville is most "tech" employeers there think they can pay a third the market rate of anywhere else if not lower.
798.
by ikiris 5y ago
Yeah hell, I've ended up with one of the big names as my comm's lead . That in itself was stressful, and became an example case later.
799.
by ikiris 5y ago
Excuse me, tech went through that phase and promptly left it because people didn't care enough
800.
by ikiris 5y ago
Yeah. Do what you have to. Sometimes the DR plan isn't so much I have to have a working key, I just have to know who gets their first with a working key, and break glass might be literal.
801.
by ikiris 5y ago
Taking all the available slots in the massive gvc warroom ain't much... but its honest work.
802.
by ikiris 5y ago
agreed, they fell off the internet according to routeviews
803.
by ikiris 5y ago
As one of the major responders to an incident analogous to this at a different fang... you're high, its still hella stressful.
804.
by ikiris 5y ago
I actually disagree here, nothing would have stomped down on their account support abuse faster than them being a bank and fucking over people.
805.
by ikiris 5y ago
The naturalist fallacy, in a nutshell.
806.
by ikiris 5y ago
Looks like you've got some geolocation issues, because you went across the globe for that v4 route lol.
807.
by ikiris 5y ago
Most real large scale is actually white box clos switch networks.
808.
by ikiris 5y ago
My ancedote, and general data, agrees with the other person that your ancedote is wrong and healthcare is one of the most abusive environments in terms of nursing staff levels, hours, and quality of care. It's like you live in a differ
809.
by ikiris 5y ago
Incognito was meant to protect sessions closed out. You're inventing a use case not sold and being upset that it doesn't work as if that is somehow their fault. I would expect the opposite behavior as you describe.
810.
by ikiris 5y ago
Incognito was designed to prevent local eavesdropping, and was upfront about that being the feature. Why do you think it had anything to do with far side tracking at all ?

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