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by kkirsche 7y ago
The high idle voltage was explained on reddit by AMD — The final word on idle voltages for 3rd Gen ryzen https://reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/cbls9g/the_final_word_on_i...
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by kkirsche 7y ago
For anyone else curious, SPOF means single point of failure in this context.
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by kkirsche 8y ago
I believe this is done using protocols / interfaces where you declare a shared api of the objects
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by kkirsche 8y ago
I may be the minority but to me a world class software engineer is someone who understands the industry they work in, is a strong communicator, can admit when they are wrong, can ask for help when they need it, and can learn and adapt to ne
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by kkirsche 8y ago
I’ve honestly wondered if autocorrect machine learning has picked up on poor autocorrect choices, causing a reinforcement loop, causing it to continue getting worse
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by kkirsche 8y ago
Devonthink is a great digital archive
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by kkirsche 8y ago
Read the SRE book and learn about the companies you are talking about…
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by kkirsche 8y ago
Hard for me to judge if I’d want to sign up for a trial. There weren’t enough screenshots on the homepage for how I personally evaluate services at a glance.
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by kkirsche 8y ago
Companies like Symantec implementing devices like Bluecoat proxies are notorious for not doing their due diligence on their network stack. This ensures that it’s actually tested against devices and has the support of users to be fixed rathe
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by kkirsche 8y ago
I’d recommend Radware instead of Arbor personally. But both have pros and cons
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Is that really cattle though? Instead of sql01 I’d think a more cattle based name would be db01, db02 etc so it’s database agnostic. For the redis and rabbitmq, I’d think that’s more mq01, mq02, etc for generic message queue servers. Potent
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by kkirsche 9y ago
The article lists multiple related to how routing works. While great in concept it is nearly impossible in non residential spaces
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Um, the article pretty clearly touches on why it’s difficult if not impossible for ISPs to do this.…
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Northern VA is having a ton of power outages due to high winds. NOVEC electric company is reporting power issues for almost 10% of customers so far
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Depends on if you want factual technical measurements or subjective human opinions
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Usually the next day or so it will be available
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Probably a dumb question but what does /b/ reference here?
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by kkirsche 9y ago
I would highly recommend you not hold true to this. Learning encourages growth especially in languages like elixir and erlang which offer a functional view of how to approach problems. This can lead to better use of functional Python functi
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by kkirsche 9y ago
That would be 18 days out of a year. I'd be amazed if it was that low. I'd expect closer to 98-99% (7-3 days per year)
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by kkirsche 9y ago
MSSP's are the ones I hear about
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by kkirsche 9y ago
I really like the idea of vault I just haven't been able to figure out how to setup consul ACLs correctly to use vault on top of it
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by kkirsche 9y ago
In my Python libraries I do a similar thing. I though leverage a makefile with commands for making wheels, RPMs or DEB files so I have flexibility on deployment
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by kkirsche 9y ago
And most states don't have an API to run periodic driver license checks
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Certificates are used but can be a hassle cross platform. Email is insecure so I don't love that idea. Emails are plaintext moving around the internet and can be snooped on (doesn't mean they are but much easier than a TLS client
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Sounds like hashing used in network protocols for things like LACP
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Just for my sake what's ALB and ELB mean. I assume elastic load balanced and … load balancer?
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by kkirsche 9y ago
That's not being pedantic
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by kkirsche 9y ago
If I install a free version and hit the limit does it auto upgrade me and charge me or am I just cut off from the service and told I should upgrade to keep using it?
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Tap is by far my favorite method though usually on hashes to add conditionals
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by kkirsche 9y ago
Reminds me of AngularJS 1.x

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