kubectl_h

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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Why is it impossible that he hasn't cooperated with American intelligence since the Vietnam war -- a quick cursory search of his name and Vietnam yield many press release type new clippings that he was quite active in protests during t
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
It doesn't really. It's the kind of thing that could slip by fact checkers at plenty of publications and result in a fairly innocuous correction.
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
It is a dramatization of the hunt for OBL. It elides names, sources and methods for obvious reasons. The larger shape of the story aligns without how the administration and CIA claim the search and assassination of OBL played out. It is all
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
This is a mistaken title attribution, but even with a correction do you think it changes much? Stoltenberg is the civilian leader of NATO and having his support is crucial. Hersh may have been mistaken in the title, but not the person nor t
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Did you see Zero Dark Thirty? If so, do you trust it to be accurate?
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Oh wow crazy. That's pretty much what their back room looked like.
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
I was in a candlepin bowling alley a couple of years ago and was chatting with the owners and when they found out I am a software dev they wanted to know if I could help them with their lane terminal software. The setup was rough: ms-dos, w
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Berkeley Mono is my favorite programming font (happy paying customer) and Berkley Mono(filament) is my go to cheap fishing line. Anytime I see a link or get a rare update email from the former it takes me a second to realize it's not a
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Not sure where your parent got their numbers but they seem off. > Vox Media, co-founded by Mr. Bankoff in 2011, is the publisher of Vox.com, The Verge and SB Nation, as well as New York magazine and its related websites, which it bought
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
It makes the absolute best firewood.
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Good to know, thanks.
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Do you live in North America? Have you possibly been exposed to Lyme disease? These are all common symptoms of early Lyme and possibly even long term exposure.
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Came here to say Moccamaster, but I have the full one. Have done most every manual prep (Chemex, French Press, Aeropress, pour-over, etc) over the years but switched to the Moccamaster a few years ago and never looked back. Someone hit the
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Working from home since the start of the pandemic I hear delivery trucks honking on reverse and backing into my driveway (granted I'm at the end of a cul-de-sac but I'm in a pretty remote area) 3-4 times a day. I also see trucks b
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
There is an interesting exchange in Bourdains "Parts Unknown" [1] that he did in Montana where he's talking to a former labor leader and politician from Butte where he says "the company is a son of a bitch, but they were
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
I join for a month or two at a time solely based on access to seasonal sports -- I don't watch anything else on broadcast (or really any streaming service either, except youtube itself) but I will pay 60 bucks for NBA finals or the MLB
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
> and every dev Friend, I have a whole laundry list of issues I have with devs, but this post isn't "things devs want from devops". > Random stereotypes might be funny but they are not useful in getting stuff done. You
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
Yeah sure that sounds great in principle but at the end of the day someone has to be in charge of tracking down where that new user_uuid label in the prometheus metrics came from and find the team responsible and explain why that is a bad i
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by kubectl_h 4y ago
I moved from full stack eng to SRE/DevOps a couple of years ago but have the least enjoyable role of straddling the two. And while I think this post surfaces some good points I can tell you that deep in the heart of every SRE/DevO