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by justizin 11y ago
I have often found myself working _for_ people who had the same negative experiences at other companies, so not only do all bad hiring practices create negative reputation, they create an entire class of people who would be perfectly happy
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by justizin 11y ago
This post makes me sad because I caught myself using the term "young people" the other day. I get to catch the blame for all things Millenial and Generation X, so I tread carefully. All young people are naive and self-involved.
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by justizin 11y ago
takes deep breath Mostly, people have learned that is bad press, but the national guard were called into Baltimore what seems like days ago to stop black people from protesting the war waged against them. Labor Day is an artificial holida
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by justizin 11y ago
It's dangerous, however, to allow an employer with "mission fit" to get away with things you wouldn't take from another employer. For instance, in recent years, in the US, we've taken a hard stance that interns who
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by justizin 11y ago
Auditing your racks periodically is good for many other reasons. RackTables and similar tools are invaluable!
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by justizin 11y ago
I do think the original commenter has a point that there are things people who professionally support IT understand about how non-technical people process and understand things differently. Knowing you, Guy, I've no doubt you are all g
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by justizin 11y ago
Super informative, love the detail in the slides! Would be more impressed if the IPv6 plan wasn't: The plan consists of being dead by the time customers demand v6. Why aren't these brave heroes of anycast leading the charge
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by justizin 12y ago
Clearly, you are not a fan of "Shark Tank" ;)
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by justizin 12y ago
I'm getting some people to flesh out a graduate program to focus on this problem, if you want to join..
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by justizin 12y ago
I suspect there are vague instructions preferred over hard-and-fast guidelines that can be leaked to the press and quoted in hearings.
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by justizin 12y ago
It has a lot of stub sections which need help being fleshed out, we should all pick an area we're strong in and pitch in. I think this is likely to shape up as less of a "school" or "course" than the DevOps equivale
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by justizin 12y ago
What I meant is, aren't those other features interesting things? I just think that saying "interesting things will move to the premium version" is a bit reductive. Rather than a TL;DR, it directly contradicts what is put fo
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by justizin 12y ago
At least, "loud political arguments with strangers"
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by justizin 12y ago
That was my notion. ;) When I moved to SF ~10y ago, you could get tea or coffee with strangers by walking into a cafe, but it's become taboo to talk to strangers in public when sober.
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by justizin 12y ago
> You can't spend 5 minutes to google for Tor because of your "pay grade"? I think this is often misunderstood as meaning something like: "They don't pay me enough to do that" wherein, in fact, in mil
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by justizin 12y ago
Great to see functionality migrating from Plus to FOSS!
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by justizin 12y ago
The title is actually, "1.5 Million Missing Black Men"
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by justizin 12y ago
"He interviewed hotel employees who had been inside villa 8888 and had seen a number of computers, monitors, and chairs set up in a configuration that resembled a boiler room bookie operation." I love how real world legal document
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by justizin 12y ago
Retro throwback: beer with strangers
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by justizin 12y ago
It sounds like you might want to host: http://www.teawithstrangers.com/hosting
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by justizin 12y ago
Is it cloud-init all the way down? ;)
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by justizin 12y ago
That's not really accurate, and you kind of conflict with yourself. The JS VM will be part of Nginx Open-Source, as will the Pluggable Module API. Nginx Plus is a platform, not just a special version of Nginx open-source, where Nginx
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by justizin 12y ago
> Nginx Plus seems like they took a lot of the obvious feature upgrades, some which look fairly easy (remove cached item) and put them in a pay wall. I had a chat during an interview with folks from the Nginx team recently and definitely
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by justizin 12y ago
Command and Control, a historical account of failures in safety and other procedures with america's nuclear arsenal: http://www.amazon.com/Command-Control-Damascus-Accident-Illu...
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by justizin 12y ago
Ubuntu's maintainers can check the MD5SUM file on ftp.pcp.io: ftp://ftp.pcp.io/projects/pcp/download/MD5SUM The project seems to be hosted by Red Hat these days.
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by justizin 12y ago
I'm not quite to giving up meat, but I have been trying to cook a couple meals a week with Beyond Chicken - a company I have no connection to. I had it catered at a past job one day and decided it would do. Goes great in fried rice,
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by justizin 12y ago
My understanding of this situation from following on Twitter is that they claimed to be at her location, armed, with a hostage, asking for ransom. I'm doing my best to spare the diatribe about how the Oakland Police Department is essen
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by justizin 12y ago
There is a lot of speculation that the Chinese govt has infiltrated its' network hardware company, Huawei, though I suppose there is also speculation the US govt has infiltrated Cisco and other vendors. For those concerned about the or
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by justizin 12y ago
Frustratingly, the --tlsverify=false option doesn't bypass this somehow?
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by justizin 12y ago
I'll defer to another commenter about the challenge of doing this without generating more carbon to generate the required power. Also, plants don't, "Convert Carbon into Oxygen", they separate the Oxygen from the Carbon

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