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4y ago
(Not that Terraform)
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4y ago
put it in rice
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It's 2022 and Diffie-Hellman still ain't used for automotive remotes. And yet my Mazda 3 fails to acknowledge my key fob half the time. Whatever dippy getup they use, treats me like a criminal in my own driver's seat.
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Paywall
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So the war department's logic was, we'll just out-pizza the Hut.
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Why and is it, the metaphysical question of our existence?
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4y ago
Runs and finds that website that shows you your doppelganger. Win free stuff!
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Never gotten xmlstar to successfully query XML documents.
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4y ago
Percona
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Bluetooth is shit.
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Users don't "want" gigantic bliddy phones. Marketers give extravagant presentations to justify their positions, claiming that users want big phones. Then the engineering team is instructed to design big phones. Then only big
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Never fond of CMD. Always prefer ENTRYPOINT.
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TL;DR. Some containers require extra privileges. Where possible, require fewer privileges.
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How to Text: Boomer Edition
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Does that account for the differences in kinds of traffic collisions? I have heard that female drivers tend to get in collisions at intersections, and male drivers tend to get in collisions changing lanes. (Or was it the reverse)?
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Tech companies will headquarter anywhere but central America.
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Third week into a role. Managers too busy to meet. One reports that we have no product owner, no audience, and no requirements. The other demands a confident promise to deliver the app by Q3. I recommend trimming the "MVP" to focu
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True. I confess, as a candidate, the really expansive job postings also help me to screen out undesirable roles. Oh look, a company handcuffed to Microsoft .NET! Pass. A company that doesn't check in source code as text files. Pass. A
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A plea for more realistic job postings
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4y ago
mobile ad cancer
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Where I've worked, we would use Jenkins for "Continuous Delivery" but then require upper management signoff for every single damn change. "We don't have time to test" -> Production poopfires -> "We n
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Avoid exception throwing in most code. It's not a good error handling mechanism. Adjust the function signature so that the data types reflect the opportunity for a failed operation or failed input state. For example, Either monad (most
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Paywall
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FreeDOS is known to not run well inside of virtualization. A proper host install would be far more capable.
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Ghastly.
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Paywall
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PFAS
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If education can work online, why not the makers of online education? Sounds like a company that doesn't believe in their own product.
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The majority of their branding is still Docker not whatever "moby" was supposed to be. I was manning DevOps that day, rushing to submit patches when they broke their own damn Go package dependency links.
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Welcome to 2016!
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