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The System Administrator Song
(deadtroll.com)
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DNS Zombies (2016)
(blog.apnic.net)
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> This sounded reasonable, so I ventured to the streets of New York City to seek the help of some professionals! If the author of the article is here - I'd suggest turning to Louis Rossmann of YouTube fame: https://www.ro
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8y ago
Worrying! I've had two (one at home, one at work) over the last 3 years. What were the failure modes?
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I have used http://matias.ca/quietpro/ in an office environment. It feels 90% as good as a clicky keyboard and the colleagues I've asked about it don't mind the little noise it does put out.
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Tim Harford collected some good insights on this in the Automation chapter of his book "Messy: How to Be Creative and Resilient in a Tidy-Minded World". The essence of his complaint revolves around Air France Flight 447 and attrib
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Same for me in the EU - though I can get to it through a US based VPN.
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It seems that this no longer works: $ dig +trace webutils.flourishworks.com ... ... webutils.flourishworks.com. 300 IN NS misc.firebase.com. couldn't get address for 'misc.firebase.com': not found dig: couldn&#
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8y ago
That's about right - the coffee cup is a reasonably standard measurement: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tasse_à_café
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The Royal Navy still does this - partially because you want to ensure that whoever is going to relieve you at 0400 is definitely awake and getting ready. I always slept more soundly when I was getting a "shake" versus relying on m
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8y ago
It's a cheap perk that makes employees happier. Employee happiness is important.
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9y ago
Billforward (YC S14) | DevOps/SRE | London, UK | Onsite | Full-time We have built the best way for companies to charge their customers. Billforward delivers a solution to the complexity of Quote-to-Cash. Complex pricing, metrics, payou
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This is why I still do woodwork (as a hobby) in imperial units.
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I love vault's functionality around this: https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/secrets/ssh/signed-ssh-cert... Along with something like Packer to bake the cert right into the image.
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Testing code equivalence with Python's AST
(blog.martinlee.org)
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Because 6.042J is "an introduction to discrete mathematics, probability, and mathematical thinking for computer scientists". For linear algebra, see https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-06-linear-al
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To be fair, I've never seen the boot used in a black cab. The passenger compartments are huge and provide enough room for luggage with passengers. I can imagine it might be awkward if you want to get a wheelchair/pushchair in as w
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9y ago
Not so hot, but I think most people would be pretty happy to be where Kevin Rose is, financially.
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I've always been impressed by the lasting quality of this site. It's extremely simple (the only javascript is for ads), easy to navigate, fast to load and ranks 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th in Google for "shoe knot" and "s
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9y ago
Or just give the clock a warm, friendly hug.
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9y ago
When did that go away? Just checked chat logs and I most recently introduced someone to that on Jan 19th.
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My carrier in the UK supports WiFi calling ( https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT203032 ). We have WiFi on subway platforms in London and I've been able to make phone calls. Unless you want filtering, people are goi
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I reckon you could stretch this to a 30 minute whiteboard session to answer why (some) manhole covers are round.
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But manhole covers are always bigger than the hole. Otherwise, they'd fall in at installation and the problem would be immediately obvious. The point here is more that a circle has the same diameter regardless of orientation. There
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Why we still love our black and white TVs (2013)
(bbc.co.uk)
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There is in the EU: https://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/topics/infrastructure/project... `In October 2014, the European Council called for all EU countries to achieve interconnection of at least 10% of their
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10 years old but probably still worth a read: https://steve-yegge.blogspot.co.uk/2008/03/get-that-job-at-g...
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I think the Pareto principal kicks in hard here. If it stores the top 20,000 songs as the other comments suggest then I expect that would include the vast majority of music you’d come across.
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9y ago
HN's comments section can be very carping.
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This is still achievable with a laptop. I have a good quality keyboard, monitor and mouse at home and at work, along with a proper desk and chair. With a lightweight laptop that I don't mind carrying this means I have the exact same de
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