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ikiris
1y ago
Dude, I literally was an SRE there. I'm well aware of how this stuff works. If some of those things listed had actual widespread outages, it would have been much much worse.
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ikiris
1y ago
Our entire infra in GCP stayed up just fine, we just couldn't manage anything. IDK what to tell you. Many of the things you list here were not down at all.
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ikiris
1y ago
Oh look, they were. Cloud flare was really the gcp problem. Most of the others are going to be dependencies on cf or random Google stuff. Discord for example was gcs for updates, etc
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ikiris
1y ago
The comment was self explanatory, and no, it wasn't a widespread GCP outage. Most everything was up except for GCS and firebase, and later on identity stuff started causing cascading issues but not when this was posted.
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ikiris
1y ago
Scroll up. Its literally in this HN comment section highly upvoted.
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ikiris
1y ago
Not even close. The status page is manual and cloud flares outage is because of Google not the other way around.
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ikiris
1y ago
It's likely their auth infra based on what the Google outage is
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ikiris
1y ago
To quote the old mongodb video: If you don't care about restores, /dev/null is even cheaper, and its webscale.
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ikiris
1y ago
Installing the epic games launcher is just sticking it to yourself. I love steam, but epic is very user hostile.
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ikiris
1y ago
If you think a single add user command is comparable to things like use grapheneos or adb usb injection chains then you’ve missed the point here.
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ikiris
1y ago
You're completely leaving out the possibility that the client gave others the code.
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ikiris
1y ago
No they don't. They emulate a giant giant giant hugely multidimentional number line mapped to words.
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ikiris
1y ago
Its more likely that its not a priority for RedHat and its harder to work on non priority projects in the era of mass layoffs or perfoffs.
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ikiris
1y ago
When did the us join that conflict and when did it run out of tanks?
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ikiris
1y ago
If I buy an apple from an orchard with money, I haven’t indebted myself an apple man. I got a real product for effectively an iou that everyone pretends has value and that orchard can trade to someone else for fertilizer. You have the entir
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ikiris
1y ago
Incomprehensible hen-scratch is pretty anonymous.
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ikiris
1y ago
This is just whataboutism and frankly unnecessary defensiveness. There were not partisan commentary made. The literal advertised platform of the dominant party is anti regulation so why did you feel the need to go all reactionary to it?
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ikiris
1y ago
Much like everything in the economy currently, externalities are to be shouldered by "others" and if there is no "other" in aggregate, well, it's not our problem. Yet.
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ikiris
1y ago
I think you vastly overestimate the average dev and their care for handling special cases that are mostly other people’s aggregate problem.
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ikiris
1y ago
1/min? That’s insanely low.
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ikiris
1y ago
Personally loved to read until I had to do this to a river runs through it, which may be one of the most boring books I’ve ever encountered. Put me off course books for years. I don’t care how profound the meaning, no one needs 30 pages of
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ikiris
1y ago
The guy had dozens of speeches about loving tarrifs. You would have had to intentionally ignore reality to not see them.
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ikiris
1y ago
I'm proud of you, it often takes people multiple failures before they learn to accept their worldview that regulations aren't necessary and the tragedy of Commons is a myth are wrong.
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ikiris
1y ago
Well as long as you have specific skin colors this is true. Don't let ICE catch you with no valid form of ID if you don't look European.
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ikiris
1y ago
The reason a lot of places do it is both for old people, and for the triggering of fraud laws that are still specific to the media.
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ikiris
1y ago
The entire debt collection ecosystem works like this as well. As if im telling some cold caller my SSN on the off chance they're looking for me.
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ikiris
1y ago
They believe any regulation is authoritative overreach so I doubt you're gonna get anywhere. Check their comments there's screeds about compelling labor over like basic concepts.
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ikiris
1y ago
Everyone in business is move fast and break things and let people die if it's cheaper until regulations force them not to be. Software is just new enough that mostly doesn't exist yet.
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ikiris
1y ago
This is why delegated authorities should be managing things instead of congress itself. Because congress has no idea what they're doing on technical topics generally.
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ikiris
1y ago
Dude you have no clue what you’re talking about. I used to love when I’d see him as my reviewer because somehow he had the code reviews back in minutes and was always great to work with.
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