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by jrs235 2y ago
And "simple and actually works" allows for smaller teams and fewer developers...
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by jrs235 2y ago
Follow up: after enabling the VPN today, in the two locations I've had the issue arise a few days ago, it didn't today. I'll try to keep following up.
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by jrs235 2y ago
I'll give it a try, thanks.
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by jrs235 2y ago
Hundreds of miles. North Florida.
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by jrs235 2y ago
Yeah I'm hundreds of miles away from Mexico. I wonder if enough Hispanics here connect thru the tower that I get assigned an IP previously tagged by one of them connecting thru the tower and then I get misattributed.
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Ask HN: Phone Behavior
4 points by jrs235 2y ago|9 comments
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by jrs235 2y ago
There's a book by Lex Sisney about that called Organizational Physics. Interesting read.
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by jrs235 2y ago
I agree with you. It seems people think "Big Ball of Mud" when they hear Monolith but they're not equivalent. Jut like I tend to hear "Spaghetti Code" when I hear Microservices. But again they're not equivalent
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by jrs235 2y ago
JohnBooty, you sound like someone I'd enjoy working with. Sounds like you have your head screwed on correctly.
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by jrs235 2y ago
Next step will be to let go of people to rehire people on a team to be in the same location. This will all be in another attempt to help push salaries down. It's stupid in my opinion and will kill productivity and velocity in the near
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by jrs235 2y ago
And by "devs having to be agile" you mean "devs having to be interruptible during managers hours and flexible in doing their work after all the bs office hours are over".
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by jrs235 2y ago
Probably because they are willing to work for a lot less compensation!
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by jrs235 2y ago
Because a discussion has already started. Best practice is to post better links in the comments of the thread with the most established discussion and reach out to dang, if feeling it's important enough and request he update to the mor
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Hackers Exploited AWS ENV Files to Attack 110k Domains and Steal Credentials(cybersecuritynews.com)
2 points by jrs235 2y ago|0 comments
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by jrs235 2y ago
I don't buy this argument. As an informant how can I be absolutely sure it's not recording? The only way to be certain it's not recording is to not bring it to the 'meeting'.
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by jrs235 2y ago
Right?! Any police officer that pleads the 5th for turning off a body cam should be fired on the spot for, I hope it's policy, violating policy.
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by jrs235 2y ago
If they do that I'll completely write Amazon off.
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by jrs235 2y ago
But Alexa devices are so stupid they can't operate without the Internet. So if the Internet/Wifi goes out due to ISP issues or power loss, your devices can't set timers and any previously set alarms (i.e. wake up alarms) will
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by jrs235 2y ago
Because few are able and willing to NOT take outside money (get investors). Investors want to invest in a cancer not somebody's life-style business.
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by jrs235 2y ago
I believe part of the quality decline was due to corporate mandating that the deli meats and cheeses be purchased thru corporate or their supplier. Prior to that franchises could choose their supplier. Corporate wanted to get their cut so t
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by jrs235 2y ago
But not before misapplying chmod/chown settings in your environment.
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by jrs235 2y ago
AWD means that all the wheels receive power from the power train. Most AWD will stop providing power to a wheel if it loses traction (spins). This is because they have an unlocked differential. 4WD typically means all four wheels can receiv
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by jrs235 2y ago
Sorry, I don't know what EA stands for.
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by jrs235 2y ago
It brings more eyeballs and attention to them when they do this and makes uninformed or unopinionated people view them negatively. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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by jrs235 2y ago
You want real controversy? Medicare/Medicaid is prolonging the lives of people that don't have money and need others to pay their bills/service their needs. Do corporations exist for humanity or does humanity exist for corpor
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Why it's so easy to fire tech employees these days(inc.com)
3 points by jrs235 2y ago|1 comments
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by jrs235 2y ago
Wait. Does this mean you're a plain-old, regular jerk?
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by jrs235 2y ago
I propose changing "intelligent" to "questioning" (curious) and "stupid" to "unquestioning" (noncurious). And perhaps "lazy" to "resource conserving/saving" and "energeti
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by jrs235 2y ago
"I've learnt that Von Manstein (and others) paraphrased Prussian Field Marshal Helmuth Karl Bernhard Graf von Moltke (1800-1891) who categorised his officer corps into four types. Intelligent & Lazy: I make them my Commanders
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by jrs235 2y ago
Yup. Resiliency and redundancy cost a little bit more money.

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