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by jat850 10y ago
I have, yes, and there's no doubt they're both crucial in getting answers to some of those more advanced topics. edit I want to also add that the Kubernetes community meeting is fantastic. I don't attend every week but I do
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by jat850 10y ago
To be fair, I have not seen or used that link, but I will take note of it for the future - thank you, that's very helpful. I should keep notes on specifics, so I apologize that I can't highlight a particular thing that I've b
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by jat850 10y ago
Email's in profile. I'm happy to discuss specifics offline, as I have some experience with this. Can show some example configs of how we've employed it.
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by jat850 10y ago
Re: load balancing. Out of curiosity, why not just use haproxy? Or nginx, or your load balancer of choice. Run haproxy in host networking mode, as a daemonset, and use it as your ingress point?
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by jat850 10y ago
You might not like this answer, but... play with it. In our environment, we're compiling and deploying Kubernetes by hand (I mean, not entirely by hand, but you get the idea). It was daunting at first but is getting easier and easier a
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by jat850 10y ago
Certain people on HN might find themselves interested in various aspects of technology, business, or other things that frequent here - but we're all human, and I think Gene Wilder, in life and in death, is someone to note and celebrate
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by jat850 10y ago
Makes perfect sense, and my apologies for not having found that sooner. I'd only ever looked at the main book link found in your post, and missed a bunch of valuable resources. I really appreciate all of the effort put into the documen
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by jat850 10y ago
Steve, TRPL has proven a fantastic resource for learning Rust. I'm wondering if you have a plan for how it will track the advancement of the Rust language itself - do you intend to maintain a version of the book for major point release
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by jat850 10y ago
I had no issues reading it in entirety (datapoints: Canadian IP, Linux+Chrome)
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by jat850 10y ago
Kubernetes running on Openstack without a great deal of pain, and it's very stable. It's very usable in my experience.
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by jat850 11y ago
Sorry, just curious - doesn't 14.04 LTS have a 64-bit version? I think I ran it for a while (I don't always stick to LTS though).
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by jat850 11y ago
I'm not super well versed in legal issues, but can conflict of interest be a true concern in two privately-held companies? (I'm not challenging your sentiment as much as I am genuinely asking out of curiosity/lack of knowledg
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by jat850 11y ago
That's great! I had missed the test0 procedure text, but it did seem clear after reading it.
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by jat850 11y ago
How does it taste? :) And what plans do you have for tackling the pH and turbidity level issues? edit Missed the note on turbidity. I'm guessing a follow-up test might show that resolved?
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by jat850 11y ago
Better understood now - thanks for clearing that up.
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by jat850 11y ago
Can you elaborate what you mean regarding point three, when you mention the aesthetic part of the issue?
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by jat850 11y ago
Couch-to-5k did it for me too. I was a little skeptical when I started, both of the program and my own abilities. I was rather out of shape and couldn't imagine running 5k based on my physical condition. Not overweight, just painfully
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by jat850 11y ago
I have never bought them from Canada Post, but I have bought them countless other times in Canada and never showed ID for any of them. However, in order to make certain purchases online, it's often been the case that you need to "
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by jat850 11y ago
I suspect you were being tongue in cheek about it, but I don't think this would be an April Fools' matter for Reddit.
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by jat850 11y ago
According to Wikipedia, Apple's warrant canary was removed in the July-December 2013 transparency report (and remained absent in the following transparency report in 2014).
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by jat850 11y ago
I agree. One commentor suggested that they could have voluntarily removed it for some other unrelated reason, but then they would have no reason to not say exactly that - which they aren't. Seems to leave only one reason why they did.
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by jat850 11y ago
Based on spez's language, is it safe to assume that a NSL has indeed been received? That's my interpretation (and it seems that of other reddit commentors too).
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by jat850 11y ago
I'm guessing the downvotes are over your hinted-at "fabrication" statement.
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by jat850 11y ago
I'm not the GP but they're not obvious to me, either.
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by jat850 11y ago
The author did write a fiction book, Mr. Penumbra's 24 Hour Book Store. It's decent enough :)
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by jat850 11y ago
Oh, thank you. I might have been unclear in my understanding (or maybe it needs updated), on the open source sync engine page it says: "The open-source Nylas Sync Engine does not support Exchange, but the hosted version does." Is
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by jat850 11y ago
Are there plans to add Exchange support to the self-hosted version of the API?
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by jat850 11y ago
I think that doesn't speak to the expansiveness of Apple's response. It's my understanding that the burden to undertake this effort being excessive is only one of their grounds for argument. They are additionally arguing that
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by jat850 11y ago
I think at best, the judge could hold corporate officers in contempt, not any individual computer programmer or developer. However, given Apple's stance, they would likely respond to the contempt order in a similar way they are now: ac
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by jat850 11y ago
To you and the others curious about why the reply button doesn't show up, there is a buffer period after a reply appears before you can reply to it, to mitigate flame wars and such. It's usually a few minutes.

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