mgalgs

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   by mgalgs 8y ago

   I believe he's giving a synopsis of TFA
2. 92.▲
   by mgalgs 8y ago

   Some of us think that programming is actually fun.
3. 93.▲
   by mgalgs 8y ago

   You're not wrong, but just remember that there are people in this world looking at you and all of us "nerdy engineers" exactly the same way. Not that we need to stress about that, I mean we all look like douchebags to some
4. 94.▲
   by mgalgs 8y ago

   I used to use BatchPCB and LOVED the service. When Sparkfun shut it down I couldn't find any decent alternatives and pretty much just quit making boards. It looks like Osh Park has a pretty decent offering these days, but I'm curi
5. 95.▲
   by mgalgs 8y ago

   Wow... Out of curiosity, how did you find this?
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   by mgalgs 8y ago

   Famous last words ;) I've been exactly where you are until very recently... It might be a general cynicism towards the world at large recently, but I've found myself finally honestly considering that Google might do some actual ev
7. 97.▲
   by mgalgs 8y ago

   I know a lot of small companies (including mine) use it a lot.
8. 98.▲
   by mgalgs 8y ago

   I've never seen this behavior by Google in incognito... Wonder if they're doing some questionable browser/os fingerprinting to track you??
9. 99.▲
   by mgalgs 8y ago

   How will you be monetizing it?
10. 100.▲
    by mgalgs 8y ago

    FWIW, Amazon's hosted Kubernetes offering (EKS) isn't stable either (DNS failures, HPA is known to be broken, etc.).
11. 101.▲
    by mgalgs 9y ago

    Directangular | Full-time | San Diego, CA We're looking for an experienced full-stack web developer to help take our products to the next level. We're a full-stack shop doing everything from Django to ReactJS to Kubernetes, and ev
12. 102.▲
    by mgalgs 9y ago

    Nailed it... I used Arch for years but moved to Fedora. Fedora is almost as up-to-date as Arch, but without the breakage.
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    by mgalgs 9y ago

    I have 7 Google home minis, 2 Chromecast Audios, 3 Chromecasts. Everything has worked fine up until a month or so ago. I've been using Chromecast since its initial launch and have never had these issues until now. Google severely broke
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    by mgalgs 9y ago

    Directangular | San Diego, CA | Experienced full stack developer We build e-commerce/business management web sites in the Direct Sales space ( https://shoptheroe.com and https://popitup.com ). In the past year and
15. 105.▲
    by mgalgs 9y ago

    Directangular | San Diego, CA | Experienced full stack developer We build e-commerce/business management web sites in the Direct Sales space ( https://shoptheroe.com and https://popitup.com ). In the past year and
16. 106.▲
    by mgalgs 9y ago

    I thought EKS was managed? Do you still have to manage the underlying instances in EKS?
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    by mgalgs 10y ago

    Same thing happened with hover last week... Same attacker perhaps? Maybe hover was just a test drive of their DNS DDoS machinery? https://twitter.com/HoverStatus/status/786296893013766144
18. 108.▲
    by mgalgs 13y ago

    Actually it probably requires hardware support (like ARM's security extensions (not sure how x86 does it)) so it probably can't be made to work with any old hardware.
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    Hacking Your ELF For Fun And Profit(mgalgs.github.io)

    1 points by mgalgs 13y ago|0 comments
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    by mgalgs 14y ago

    Actually all this means is that only vi users are lame enough to use their editor in a web browser. ;-) LONG LIVE EMACS!!!!!!!!!!!