jayofdoom

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by jayofdoom 4y ago
Almost everywhere I've worked that I helped run software in production for would have a step in CD which filed an automatically-approvable change req with automation; just like the automated deploys. It becomes just robots pushing arou
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
Thanks! Ironic (ironicbaremetal.org) can be operated standalone outside of Ironic, and we do pay attention to non-OpenStack use cases (e.g. https://metal3.io/ ). If there's anything you're trying to do with Ironic
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
Yep. I'd explicitly never work at a place that implemented SAFE. Reading this article felt like someone describing the process at a previous employer. Just nailed it with all planning right at the intersection of useless, time consumin
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
I am a former Mason. I left the lodge due to no longer complying with their requirement to believe in a higher power (God). To be explicit: Masonry used to be segregated into "Prince Hall" masonic halls (for non-white folks) and &
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
I suspect your discounting the amount of effort it takes pypi index maintainers to respond to compromised packages. In the same way folks can get upset over being required to use 2fa, the package index maintainers likely get upset every tim
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
I've done backend/systems development work for over a decade. Front end is a world of pain I want no part of. Regardless of how the system is skewed, I appreciate your specialty.
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
You can absolutely run pipewire for screen sharing while running something else for an audio server. If your distribution doesn't provide this as a supported setup, I suggest you check with them.
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
They didn't work with a data broker. You can pay the post office in the US to send your mailer to every single address in a given zip code. This sort of bulk mailing represents the majority of your junk mail.
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
The handful of times I've been up with private pilots who took me in their cessna, I did get an if I become incapacitated speech where they showed me how to operate the radios how to squawk 7700 and how to keep the plane level before w
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by jayofdoom 4y ago
A cfpb complaint got an issue resolved I had where my credit card issuing bank was refusing to accept that a charge was fraud. I issued the complaint with the exact same information I had given the bank support: that the supposed evidence t
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by jayofdoom 5y ago
Absolutely not. We're in a period on the internet right now that has Chrome based browsers with a market share like ie6 had back in the day. The primary reason I use Firefox is because it's a completely different engine and I thin
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by jayofdoom 5y ago
Of course the damage was done by non-riders, these things are an absolute menace in the city. I feel like every time I go to Seattle now if I'm in a touristy area there are Lime scooters littering the sidewalks everywhere. I don't
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by jayofdoom 5y ago
Yeah, that's the first thing I noticed. It's incredibly irresponsible to post examples without using example.com in order to ensure you don't actually hit someone's web service.
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by jayofdoom 5y ago
If someone was to try and simjack his mobile, they'd immediately know which carrier to try
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by jayofdoom 5y ago
from an Ironic core. There were several months where I think we had contributors running a spell checker against patches as a review. They would miss obvious code syntax issues but would request lots of spelling changes (including British-
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by jayofdoom 5y ago
Both in corporate and open source settings, I find the most difficult part of documentation to be how to organize it. There is a huge amount of good information out there, but it's incredibly difficult to find. I have this problem as a
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by jayofdoom 6y ago
I don't think RMS is a villain. I think he's a person who helped create a lot of what we appreciate today, but if he's missing the social skills to be a good representative of the open source / free software community, t
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by jayofdoom 6y ago
My wife has probably given away 50+ items of ours on buy nothing. Usually she appreciates being able to choose because some people develop a reputation for being unreliable to pick them up, so she can exclude them.
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by jayofdoom 6y ago
I think, based on the other comments here, and my experience with my own Brother printers... I think they are the "less clever" people building reliable printers.
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by jayofdoom 6y ago
Another option is registering a domain and setting up an email forwarder to a free email service. I know with gandi.net, they provide free email forwarding services with domains registered on their platform. This gives you the best of both
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by jayofdoom 6y ago
Formatting If you don't own that domain that your email goes to, you don't own the email address. Any number of things could happen to cause you to lose access to that email address: - the company who owns that domain is sold - th
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by jayofdoom 6y ago
If you don't own that domain that your email goes to, you don't own the email address. Any number of things could happen to cause you to lose access to that email address: - the company who owns that domain is sold - the domain is
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by jayofdoom 6y ago
I always assumed that part of the reason you mandate pre-commit code reviews was to protect the business from a rogue developer. If you have a developer who is empowered to merge code that is continuously deployed to production before a cod
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by jayofdoom 7y ago
This is always so exciting! Congratulations.
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by jayofdoom 7y ago
> > Im still waiting for the AIB RX 5700's > Curious, why are people waiting for these/what's the advantage? The blower coolers on the reference board have been reviewed as loud and not very effective. The AIB cooler
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by jayofdoom 7y ago
Something I've done in the past is treated Make like a well-known API. Even if the logic is in separate scripts, I still implement a simple Makefile with common targets like "build", "clean" and sometimes "inst
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by jayofdoom 8y ago
Honestly, from my perspective the problem is more the timing. If MongoDB had always been licensed this way, companies could make informed decisions about what product to use. Instead, you pulled a license bait and switch -- attracted people
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by jayofdoom 8y ago
And all those comments are gone now. That's the real "oof" of this for me, as someone who did most of my facebook posting via twitter :(.
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by jayofdoom 8y ago
The thing that's truly bananas about this -- when I worked in SF and lunch was paid for, we always catered in from local businesses! This sort of benefit doesn't isolate you from the community, it invests in the community. More th
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by jayofdoom 8y ago
I've been in the situation of an interviewer, having to painfully show the skills the recruiter edited into their resume to get them an interview. I absolutely agree with OP about being worried about edits, except I generally take it t

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