mdekkers

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by mdekkers 9y ago
What robbery?
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Mostly incompetent politicians...
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by mdekkers 9y ago
before the crash, Walter complained "7-10 times the car would swivel toward that same exact barrier during auto-pilot ...and after 7 to 10 times , he still didn't learn his lesson? That's pretty stupid if you ask me. If my
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U.S. visa applicants to be asked for social media history(uk.reuters.com)
6 points by mdekkers 9y ago|0 comments
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by mdekkers 9y ago
"some information"? Did you look at all the plugins and output options? gtop is cool, but I typically don't run node on all my servers. Call me old-fashioned...
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by mdekkers 9y ago
...my cracking days are long behind me, I no longer ssh into random boxes :)
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by mdekkers 9y ago
dstat, iotop, htop - lots of similar tools, giving you the same data on linux
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Have a look at netdata: https://github.com/firehol/netdata
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by mdekkers 9y ago
also, dstat
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by mdekkers 9y ago
nobody mentioned htop htop is my trusted standby. Fell in love with netdata though. https://github.com/firehol/netdata - since we all do our best to stay away from getting shells on the servers, netdata is awesome
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Instead of mobile phones and TVs, look at bigger items like health care, housing, and education, all of which have gotten more expensive Indeed. I can do without my TV. In fact, I turn it on only once or twice a week for a few hours. I ca
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Don't want 9-5? Simple! Just join IT, where you will work from 07:00 until 22:00 on any given day :)
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by mdekkers 9y ago
I'm baffled. Why the downvotes? Because HN is now like Reddit, but for techno-snobs. If you don't follow the tightly defined groupthink, you'll get downvoted. Many years of discussion groups have proven that downvoting has
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by mdekkers 9y ago
No systemd, so [...] you can't do much DevOps on Void Linux How so? How is DevOps linked or dependent on systemd in your view? Personally, I find systemd gets in the way of devops.
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by mdekkers 9y ago
or dont use google
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by mdekkers 9y ago
I am currently working on building a system that processes and provides analytical data for a major semi-conductor manufacturing company. It is cool because we have a serious stream of data to collect, stream, process and store, and provide
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by mdekkers 9y ago
I stopped reading after "Facebook feeds lit up with outraged Hillary Clinton voters announcing that they were shutting down their accounts" Not because of my politics (non-american) but because that set the intellectual level of
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Zuckerberg states in his facebook post that "they learned from the Guardian" about the CA issue. It's more like "they threatened to sue"
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The Observer fought off legal threats from Facebook and Cambridge Analytica(pressgazette.co.uk)
2 points by mdekkers 9y ago|1 comments
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Many, many years ago, a new product or service announcement from Google would leave me interested and excited. Now I just shrug and wonder when it will be abandoned.
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by mdekkers 9y ago
as foundries move towards impression-based licensing for their typefaces in many digital advertising spaces That's a fancy way of saying "as foundries price themselves out of business"
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Wow, THAT is highly illegal in Europe No, it isn't. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/05/business/european-court-e... To wit: “Today’s ruling is fairly clear in how it outlines the parameters of mo
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Paywall. Also, Dorsey has a significant investment in blockchain, so he would say so. Since the article is behind a paywall, I can't see his actual justification for this, other then "I hope so", but on the face of things, I
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by mdekkers 9y ago
it makes it obvious who will actually pay the tax - the consumers of the products I'm not sure you understand how taxation works. Tax is always paid by the consumer, one way or the other. If the Government would show up on your doo
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by mdekkers 9y ago
The US doesn't get to impose corporate tax on German car makers or French wine producers Yes they do, they are called import and excise duties, and they currently don't apply to services, which is what the EU is going after.
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Luxury automaker Tesla is manufacturing a surprisingly high ratio of flawed parts and vehicles I laughed at this opening line of the article. Tesla isn't a "luxury automaker". It is all cheap, badly fitting plastic inside,
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by mdekkers 9y ago
I definitely recommend looking at Spain I'm in Catalonia, Spain (for a few more weeks) and do not recommend. I don't know what you are making, but I am also an Autonomo, and I'm being royally fucked on social insurance and
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by mdekkers 9y ago
They can buy pretty much anything they want You might want to look into the cost of purchasing and operating a nice yacht. Not even talking about superyachts...
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by mdekkers 9y ago
Nice. I do the same, with Saltstack. I manage all my users' access, including account creation and removal, password setting, and key management. Easy peasy.
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by mdekkers 9y ago
That is the exact sequence of events. I'll miss onenote, which was one of the reasons for buying the surface, but I currently miss not feeling like it is my laptop even more

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