jnsaff2

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by jnsaff2 8y ago
Well, we are moving towards more statelessness in infrastructure, meaning the state is only stored in databases and the rest of the infrastructure does not (or should not) contain any state. So you can have immutable servers which you can r
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
better delete this comment as you mixed up your accounts
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Contrast this to a more factual approach: http://avherald.com/h?article=4b7725fb&opt=0
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
My relative owns one. The Adaptive cruise control only picks up moving cars in front of you and tries to kill you when there’s a stopped car in front of you, say at a red traffic light. I’ve never been brave (or stupid) enough to see whethe
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Yeah, also let’s not forget that the whole idea of ads is to sell people crap they don’t need. Industries are built to turn the environment into disposable products that people would not miss at all if they wouldn’t know about them. There’s
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Vault 0.10 released(hashicorp.com)
79 points by jnsaff2 9y ago|10 comments
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
There is hope though: https://www.patreon.com/bcachefs
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
What I read from the article is that Apple is working on finding a few workflows and optimising the hell out of those instead of like creating an awesome general purpose computer for which only users imagination is the limitation. Which obv
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
The other comment was flagged but the point I was trying to make is that these two data points of lots of sex and radical weight loss can be interpreted as being promiscuous and getting HIV. Or obviously as a success and success. Which is j
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
No info either way about whether peoples very personal fitness data was breached, eating habits, weight, other measurements. Appaling PR speak.
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
The long reads are published as podcasts as well often read by authors. https://www.theguardian.com/news/series/the-audio-long-read
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Well in the UK as a DevOps my role is in such a high demand that many workers (including me) only take contract roles as they pay roughly double than permanent. But as a contractor my CV is going to be 3 months, 6 months, 12 months and not
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
I guess what OP meant was that for backups durability is important and periods of downtime are not as crucial as for say catpicturegram.
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Let’s not forget that battery powered ships (in the form of diesel-electric submarines during the world wars) have been around for a long time.
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
So this cryptocurrency/blockchain demand means that it has achieved the perfect product-market fit?
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
As often if you want a deeper and much more nuanced overview Omega Tau has an amazing episode which discusses this and the reasons why this is such a big deal: http://omegataupodcast.net/229-ant-arctic-sea-ice/
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
I'm sure someone is going to manage more than a few systems, the question is whether they should. To me cockpit is firmly in the Pet sector whereas the Cattle way of doing things is clearly the one that scales better.
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Source?
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Don't forget that Nomad has awesome integration with Vault, possibly the best secrets handling out there.
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
"But because everyone worries and saves a little more, and invests and spends a little less, the economy gets stuck in a downturn. Recessions are an outbreak of collective madness." Or maybe "Recessions are an outbreak of col
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Yea, I made the jump from osx to Linux switch more than a year ago because of the hardware situation. I also have dual boot windows just for Lightroom. It was a bit of tinkering just because I decided to go for a bit esoteric distribution (
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Yea, there's this guy telling us about the biggest SPA in the world (spoiler it's azure) here: https://vimeo.com/156417164 It just so happens to be the worst UI whenever I need to use it. Just awful.
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Also depends on your profession. I DevOps and was tired of waiting for the new MacBook Pro (I have the 2012 Pro which is showing its age), so a few months before they released the current iteration I got the skull canyon nuc and put Linux w
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Ha, I guess we're both right. At 24.55 it's "imperfect", at the final slide it's "human".
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
I was at that talk and it was amazing, but I remember it as: “privacy is the right to be imperfect”. Not a big difference and I might remember it incorrectly, but worth a note me thinks.
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
> On the webcast, the host went silent for over a minute when fairing separation should have occurred, before coming back with Or the host was not cleared to view the fairing separation/payload themselves and had to get their inform
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
So ICO is the new Kickstarter?
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Having just gotten back from 34C3 I'm going to post a few of my favorites from there: Dude, you broke the Future! https://media.ccc.de/v/34c3-9270-dude_you_broke_the_future Pointing Fingers at 'The Media&#x27
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Be careful as there are rumors of people using machetes to separate these watches from their owners on the street in certain countries just to reduce time, effort and risk.
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by jnsaff2 9y ago
Yea but the declarative pipelines have cheat codes that allow cheeky (read lazy) people to still run code in the pipeline:(

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