joana035

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by joana035 6y ago
Yes, and probably already does.
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by joana035 6y ago
TL;DR AGPL your software, kiddos!
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by joana035 6y ago
Most of the tooling that comes with a kitchen isn't very friendly to learn, and while more transparent companies grant chef access for assistants, many still resist allowing chef privileges on the kitchen. The standard oven that used t
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by joana035 6y ago
This cattle vs pet analogy is harmful. I found many people using it for the sake of sounding articulated, but not even in farms cattles are as disposable as we like to use it to refer to computers, distributions or whatever.
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by joana035 6y ago
Well, sell each consultant hour ~100 and pay ~30. After the initial project implementation swap the whole team to India, move the existing people to another projects. Keep everyone in a cult like mindset, profit.
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by joana035 6y ago
> that can also freely snoop around your memory. Can them? Even with IOMMU? EDIT: I don't think so.
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by joana035 6y ago
I know thinkpads has "computrace" in the BIOS, but alongside with intel ME, perhaps the device can be, at least, erased.
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by joana035 6y ago
There are many reports of issues with ec2 and console on down detector, doesn't surprise me that aws status page is still green.
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by joana035 6y ago
Everybody trying to "autoscale" on the first work day of 2021?
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by joana035 6y ago
Which is great to detect common issues across many companies. For example, clicking on the cards shows that many of them are related to "network connection".
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by joana035 6y ago
Lots of services quite red on https://downdetector.com
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by joana035 6y ago
Let's update Doomsday clock!
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by joana035 6y ago
Not really, I have seen CentOS based infrastructure having more problems (xfs breaking docker, frankenkernel 3.10 in 2020?) whereas with Debian things just works and are not heavily patched to the point of breaking ABI.
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by joana035 6y ago
You are right, I misunderstood his message.
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by joana035 6y ago
I hope they make a comeback or join Rocky efforts
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by joana035 6y ago
Ubuntu is a Nguni Bantu term meaning "humanity". It is often translated as "I am because we are", or "humanity towards others", or in Zulu "umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu" or in Xhosa, "umntu ngumntu n
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by joana035 6y ago
Because of hardware manufacturers, closed/proprietary firmwares, Microsoft standards...
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by joana035 6y ago
OpenSSL upstream was almost abandoned during those days. Software are always gonna have bugs, it's written by humans after all. The important thing is to acknowledge and work towards an ideal outcome.
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by joana035 6y ago
> Arguably, no one should be running a server that long in 2020 The main reason people choose Linux is due to its stability. It is totally ok to run servers in 2020. Also your statement seems the default cloud vendor lingo used to push p
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by joana035 6y ago
I wish all the best for Rocky Linux, it is Linux after all. Is always good to have diversity and a community driven project.
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by joana035 6y ago
Right, but the price one pays are outdated packages. CentOS 8 was released few days ago with kernel 4.18, which not even LTS is, and is older than the current Debian stable kernel(!). If you need to install anything besides the base distro
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by joana035 6y ago
I second that, and here are the reasons why choose Debian: https://www.debian.org/intro/why_debian Also, the most dependable docker images are Debian based, Google distroless image is Debian based, most single board co
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by joana035 6y ago
Technically speaking it's possible to soft bounce upon 5xx errors, but in practice, retrying even when the destination tells you not to is the quickest way to get reputation ruined. Google SMTP servers should have returned a soft bou
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by joana035 6y ago
She left him due to cheating.
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by joana035 6y ago
I'm interested in this too, more I see aws dominating every aspect of our life, more depressed I become.
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by joana035 6y ago
A bunch of hair driers would do the job. The issue is that we need a lots of those, and sockets...
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by joana035 6y ago
That is uninspiring... is totally fine to have long shell scripts, and in itself, is no easier nor harder than any other language. Worth noting that shell is a programing environment (not language) so is highly dependent on the tools you ar
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by joana035 6y ago
Neat!
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by joana035 6y ago
Perhaps is something happening at AWS https://downdetector.com/status/aws-amazon-web-services/ Strava, Reddit, Elite and Apple seems affect. I also noticed that around midnight there are always some failed request
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by joana035 6y ago
Fitbit too, they claim to have the most advanced tracker, but to see anything other than the basic data you have to pay for a premium account.

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