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by ldoughty 4y ago
There is a note at the link that explains the command line flag you need to pass in
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by ldoughty 4y ago
According to your linked article: > The OpenSSL 3.0 release schedule is documented on the OpenSSL 3.0 Release Schedule wiki page. We expect the final release to be in early Q4 2020. Node 16 Release date: > 2021-04-20 They gave themsel
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by ldoughty 4y ago
Not the parent poster .. but... I have over a hundred board and card games... Total value on resell market is not that great (especially factoring the value per trip into the house, and relative low value per cubic foot of storage it claims
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by ldoughty 4y ago
I agree with the OP, and: There's no hatchback, mini, SUV, or truck models available yet... And it feels like Tesla is even further behind in these areas because they are not giving any roadmap details (that I've heard of), while
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by ldoughty 4y ago
you get 8 hours a day not working?!? :-)
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by ldoughty 4y ago
Then there's also what's readily and apparently available to us... We know we don't want potato chips all the time, but we only have one store, and it offers two brands of potato chips, and no other food. So not only can we c
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by ldoughty 4y ago
That's interesting to hear. That probably works great for my use cases, which is typically wake up to refresh a CDN for guests, but ready to work for a bit if a content creator logs in (e.g. a WordPress instance without comments or non
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by ldoughty 4y ago
> It also sounds like what you're saying is that you can just avoid all these problems by having everything automated from day one, but that's not the reality in any employer I've ever worked for. Unless you're starti
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by ldoughty 4y ago
That's a fair point, but it shifts the management to the entity that is best equipped to manage it.. and at least with SAM, which makes to the bulk of our deploys, we've not had issues as long as the first deploy didn't error
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by ldoughty 4y ago
Basically agree with the article. I've used direct cloud formation, AWS SAM, Ansible, terraform, and AWS CDK to spin up infrastructure... My hard line opinion is that if something NEEDS state management to exist and update, it's a
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by ldoughty 4y ago
AWS aurora serverless says: > You pay only for the capacity your application consumes. > Scales down to 0.5 But it actually can't scale down to 0.5 or the DB falls over just existing.. auto scaling won't let you go down that
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by ldoughty 4y ago
I virtually never self-promote, but that exact article got me to investigate the offering: https://ldoughty.com/2022/05/exploring-aws-aurora-serverless... Short answer if you don't want to read my post: it co
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by ldoughty 4y ago
That video does not appear to be about this location... At least the intro says that's in England, not New England.. If he later touches on this location as well, I apologize, but the intro didn't indicate it might
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by ldoughty 4y ago
Then the competition moves money from profit markets to undercut you... making it impossible to compete... your competition subsedize the costs and effectively sell for 20% below cost until you agree to sell or close shop
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by ldoughty 4y ago
There's usually a x-year non-compete agreement when this happens... I know a guy that does exactly what you describe, starting a new garbage pickup service every 3 years, when the agreement elapses. He then works for ~3-4 years to buil
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by ldoughty 4y ago
There's no FDIC or other protections in play here, except for the small amount of money a customer might have in "cash", held by Coinbase pending or resulting from a crypto transaction. Once you buy a bitcoin, you have a digi
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by ldoughty 4y ago
I've not seen many 100% DBA roles except at "large" businesses (though, to be fair, I've only had 3 professional IT salary jobs in 12 years)... And it's arguable to say the people I'm thinking of are 100% DBA.
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by ldoughty 4y ago
Thanks for sharing, really interesting to have open access to a company manual/guide like this... The CEO shadow idea is fairly cool, GitLab itself is copying others with it, sort of, with their own take on it, and because of this open
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by ldoughty 4y ago
And I'm sitting here wondering how people have bad interactions with flight attendants? Literally 90% of the words I say to them are: Hello, how are you. Thank you. Yes, water please. Have a good day. I think I asked once for a pillow
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by ldoughty 4y ago
In order to fit under the seat... Would that mean your pets are mice? Or ants? Barely enough room for my feet under some airline seats... I doubt any breed of cat or dog would fit, unless they were <1 year old.
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by ldoughty 4y ago
I didn't explain possible attack vectors because it depends what the vulnerable code exploit does.. does it dump ENVs, and you have a secret there? Does it leak DB credentials? If it's infrastructure code, does it tell someone wha
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by ldoughty 4y ago
My post was already very long, didn't want to tangent into possible defenses which depend heavily on what exactly is in the code base... Using log4jail as a recent example, I had a code base vulnerable to this attack, but it would not
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by ldoughty 4y ago
This is the kind of issue that causes all that government bloat... If I was a state employee and I wrote the app, and I had to release the source code, then I'm making it very easy for a bad actor to find a vulnerability and exploit it
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by ldoughty 5y ago
They also had a static workload, with no changing requirements, or really any need for scalability. They also had FTEs with experience to configure the systems (which for a lot of us technical people is a no-brainer, but if you had data sci
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by ldoughty 5y ago
This is a good explanation of cloud issues for a company with resources and consistent workload... IaaS is not really competitive in this space, I don't think... If you have access to system admins, and have a consistent work load, you
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by ldoughty 5y ago
This is very interesting... I'm really happy to see this kind of information published as a blog post, with reasons and explanations... I read through and forwarded a link to it to our UI team, and all the data is there justifying the
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by ldoughty 5y ago
A raise keeping up with inflation says to employees that you do not believe they are any more valuable this year than they were last. Most other companies would view e.g. 7 years progressing experience worth more than 4 years.. or 5 years w
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by ldoughty 5y ago
I don't see any comment on their website about this endorsement, could you please point it out? I really hope this site persists... Valve made many games of my childhood... Portal especially had a large impact on my life.
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by ldoughty 5y ago
In the USA, the law makers exempt themselves from many laws. For example, political campaigns can ignore the "Do not call" list which the government maintains which allows citizens to opt out of cold calls.
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by ldoughty 5y ago
I only recommend cdk for situations where you have to dynamically build environments (for instance, user-configururable vpcs that include dynamic objects)... Basically situations where you'd need dozens of "conditionals" to o

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