korginator

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by korginator 5y ago
Use the right tools for the job. I continue to run small to medium scale deployments with a couple dozen containers with Swarm. It's smooth, and just works. Kubernetes would work too, and I use it for newer deployments. Heck, I use pla
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by korginator 5y ago
Cryptocurrency discussions aside, $25 for a remittance sounds way off. As an example, I can transfer the maximum permitted $5,000AUD via Western Union from Australia to El Salvador which costs $12AUD in transfer fees. That's still expe
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by korginator 5y ago
Thanks for the response, though my question was more about whether you've thought through how your webhooks based approach can work through VPNs. For example, one of the organisations I work with uses a CheckPoint capsule VPN with some
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by korginator 5y ago
Talking not as a security researcher but as someone who has to work with large corporate IT departments none of the alternatives proposed in this thread will fly. With corporate IT, it's either MS Teams because it's installed &quo
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by korginator 5y ago
Any plans of supporting kanban boards in future? We find that kanban works very nicely to manage certain types of projects, and we're currently using Jira's kanban features for many projects. I'd love to see alternatives. Syn
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by korginator 5y ago
It will be interesting to see how Pfizer fares against other mRNA vaccines like Moderna, and against the vaccines based on adenoviruses and inactivated viruses.
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by korginator 5y ago
Best: * Be supportive and non-judgemental, not dismissive. * Really listen, hear the other person out and validate them, even if their concept or idea sounds dumb. Personal goodwill combined with strengths in the domain go a very long way.
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by korginator 5y ago
CMR has been one of the worst possible fonts that proliferated throughout the academic world. I don't understand it, perhaps it's just me, but there are dozens of other fonts that are more readable on paper and on screen. There&#x
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by korginator 5y ago
Amazon, Google, MS and Huawei are Rust foundation members.
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by korginator 6y ago
Long-time monthly donor to Firefox here, and have been a Mozilla / Phoenix / Firebird / Firefox user for a couple of decades now. I still think their principles are worth supporting but I'm starting to question their cho
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by korginator 6y ago
Accellion's FTA goes EOL this month. They've been pushing customers to upgrade to their new Kiteworks product, but it does not excuse them from having to deal with the disaster with their FTA product which is still technically and
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by korginator 6y ago
This goes beyond founders. We're seeing this problem at the level of developers, technical writers, and design folks. In some teams, critical feedback given to our female colleagues would almost always be twisted and escalated as sexis
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by korginator 6y ago
The title of the post was changed after I submitted this comment. Earlier it was something like "if your boss could do your job, you're usually happier".
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by korginator 6y ago
Clickbaity and utterly misleading title. I expected very different content, but I agree with the gist of the article, in that the boss must be highly competent at *his* job, know what he's talking about and stay grounded in reality.
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by korginator 6y ago
Absolutely lovely design and presentation. I truly appreciate the thoughtfulness and care that has gone into building this. The layout and clarity are top notch. Theming is just perfect. Switching from a light to dark theme takes care of th
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by korginator 6y ago
Europe's own official medical & regulatory agencies studied the vaccines and have authorized AstraZeneca for general use. This is from their Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee. https://www.ema.europa.eu/en&
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by korginator 6y ago
Happy to hear this worked for you Sorry, I use a Mac so can't advise about Windows, though I have the same problem on the Mac app and I'm stuck with a few old contacts that I just can't remove without reinstalling the applica
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by korginator 6y ago
This has got to be the most brain-dead idea I've come across in a very long time. In an interview I want both of us to focus on the interview, and not pretend to be relaxed and casual with someone I've never met in my life. That s
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by korginator 6y ago
We just did this a month ago. A couple dozen people introducing ourselves, having a "virtual lunch" followed by some games, a quiz, and some other team building activities. Having to always be on camera got super stressful within
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by korginator 6y ago
IMHO there's a strong political element to this. The EU and the UK are at loggerheads. The EU is upset that they couldn't secure enough vaccines quickly enough, and they sometimes think the UK jumped the queue. It's also abou
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by korginator 6y ago
Downloaded it, tried it to build some C++ code, with a few requirements. It has to work with C++17 style code to use on an existing codebase. It should use clang + llvm instead of g++. I want to use the clangd language server (or ccls) with
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by korginator 6y ago
The points about e2e encryption deflects from the bigger problem - the parent company FB's user-hostile track record with privacy, their constant flip-flopping on privacy settings and policies, and their consistent pattern of unethical
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by korginator 6y ago
On Android: Go to your system settings 1. Settings -> Users & Accounts -> Signal. 2. Click on the trash icon to remove Signal. Don't worry Signal itself will not "forget" your messages or your contacts. 3. Laun
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by korginator 6y ago
With dozens of high profile attacks via the Accellion FTA vector, I wonder why this is not yet being treated as a crisis, and organizations proactively looking at their use of Accellion's deprecated products. They know it's vulner
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by korginator 6y ago
And on every single directory on your Mac that you visit using Finder. Not just on USB drives and network shares. MacOS has done some interesting things with extended attributes and other metadata, but why in God's name can't we g
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by korginator 6y ago
I only hope and pray that Auth0 doesn't give up on their attention to documentation, examples, and just making it easy to get going with their ecosystem. It took me a couple of hours to get a Spring Boot application to use Auth0 as an
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by korginator 6y ago
I'm getting lost with the number of changes going on here. Can anyone point to what's changed from the policy they were pushing to users in Jan this year? How different is it from the policy that existed before August 2016? The in
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by korginator 6y ago
This is hard, specially when you have very little control over the root cause of the problem. Some years ago I was in a small company going through a cash flow problem. We had zero revenues for two straight quarters, cut salaries, laid off
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by korginator 6y ago
Two instances, in two different companies that I can share. In one case the developer was hostile to working with anyone else. This was a project that involved close co-operation with teams across three countries, so his attitude was a no-g
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by korginator 6y ago
One of the most difficult things I had to learn to do as an engineering manager was to be able to confront attitude problems and take action as quickly as possible. Performance problems can be fixed. Attitude problems are much harder to sol

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