justizin

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by justizin 11y ago
I'm pretty sure it was /their/ Jeep.
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Neither of you have possibly lived long enough to have a reasonable sample size.
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> fucks them up? How is not being "one of the guys" a result of having been fucked up?
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> Why should a reason of "female" be special? It just is. It doesn't mean that vapid reasons are not vapid, but this isn't vapid, it's toxic.
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> The best thing to do in such situations is to walk away. Unfortunately, if that is the reaction to something like a patch being rejected because it came from a woman, being non-confrontational and ignoring someone who is an idiot, but
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by justizin 11y ago
When I read this, I thought to myself, this is probably the one person on every project that basically finds some irrational reason to reject basically any idea. "It came from a woman" is one of the most irrational reasons I can i
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Right, and I mean, /sure/ the slaves don't have freedom, but they also don't have to pay bills and stuff. It pretty much washes out.
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> Most countries around the world abolished slavery peacefully. [citation needed]
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by justizin 11y ago
> Tilting at those windmills is important, and might be a cause worthy of devoting your life to it, but it's not everyone's calling. "Tilting at windmills" means attacking imaginary enemies, you really can't have
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by justizin 11y ago
I put together a basic chef cookbook to configure this today: https://github.com/bitmonk/chef-appcanary CentOS / RH / Fedora support isn't in, yet, and for kitchen to pass, you have to edit .kitchen
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by justizin 11y ago
How so? FileVault is typically not tied to the root password, but to a primary user's password, which you don't even need root to change.
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by justizin 11y ago
Remove the last line in your /etc/sudoers with visudo if you don't want permanent passwordless sudo on your account.
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by justizin 11y ago
I think there's a difference between working on side projects that are open-source, and actually trying to build another company while you are at work - also dangerous, because they can claim ownership of what you create. I have friend
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by justizin 11y ago
i was wondering if there's an interactive version of this I could run in CI (e.g. test-kitchen), so that I can fail CI when the results of a fresh CM build is vulnerable.
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IIRC once you mount an ext2/3 volume as ext4, you can't go back. ext4 has made a lot of improvements, but has also had a lot of corruption issues, even if corner cases. If you don't need extremely large files or extremely cl
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Sampling like this is precisely what a lot of folks do with New Relic as well. It would be extremely dubious if they disallowed that.
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Circular logic.
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> What about the very existence of frats altogether. Should we ban those? A lot of people think so. ;)
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by justizin 11y ago
It's fairly notorious that /Google/ has poor interview skills. A study by their own HR department showed as much. They have extreme prejudice in favor of attributes that do not impact performance.
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by justizin 11y ago
Could you possibly be focusing on a less important facet of what this discussion should be about?
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I on multiple occasions have asked Google recruiters to put me on a "leave me the fuck alone" list.
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> Whatever has happened in the past, this calls for all possible steps to be taken ASAP. That sort of thinking has never led to irreversible disaster! ;)
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At Rackspace - some time ago, I can't speak for now - the most common phone call we received was: "My site's down!" Ninety-some percent of the time, the customer's internet was down, or the internet in their
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by justizin 11y ago
> Is there anyone hassle free solution to deal with wifi signal overlapping problem? Nope. I joke with a friend of mine that does desktop IT (to the extent it still exists :/) that you can find the CTO at any startup because it&#x2
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Definitely never use a technology that's married to a single backend.
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That could end up being part of the problem, if in ten years people are using Jira for project management in non-technical companies, a new management team could see source hosting as an albatross and a mistake of the previous regime. Despi
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by justizin 11y ago
And the SFLC will help you to create the onerous organization you need in order to collect, possess, and spend that money by committee. And that is why everyone turns to the ASF for help in this situation, since they already exist, but that
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I had a manager who worked for Netflix, and looked into a position with them after leaving his group, asking him roughly this question. Unsatisfyingly, his answer was, it depends on who you work for. They have a "Freedom and Performan
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Apple's are explicitly called Notebooks, and they recommend not using it on your lap.
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by justizin 11y ago
This is part of why I stopped using Chrome, it encourages a closed ecosystem where technology is only advancing if you use Google Everything.

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