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by mkl95 3y ago
> We use #Velero to capture backups of our cluster every 6 hours. From what I had seen our backups had been running successfully. I discovered once the incident started that backups had captured everything but the Persistent Volume Claim
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by mkl95 3y ago
My employer is big into coworking. The offices are plain hell. Some of the perks are people shouting on top of their lungs, crappy toilets (quite literally), theft, and a spaghetti access control system that malfunctions and locks you up. M
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by mkl95 3y ago
It sounds similar to those towns built by oil drilling and mining companies back in the day. I wonder how much zoning laws have evolved ever since.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> This project would include a new city with tens of thousands of new homes, a large solar energy farm, orchards with over a million new trees, and over ten thousand acres of new parks and open space There are many similar places in Nort
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by mkl95 3y ago
[Cannot be viewed in Europe] Also it's 7AM in Austin so not many Austinites will get to see it either :/
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by mkl95 3y ago
> We completed all documents required for OpenTF to become part of the Linux Foundation with the end goal of having OpenTF as part of Cloud Native Computing Foundation Imho the best possible choice, and one that was easy to see coming wh
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by mkl95 3y ago
naïve
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by mkl95 3y ago
Chapter 95 of capitalist owns real estate and does not want to look silly
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Seismic RealPage Lawsuit Moving Forward(therealdeal.com)
1 points by mkl95 3y ago|0 comments
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by mkl95 3y ago
> My thinking is that frequent partner The Library of Congress can put a stop to this by buying the Internet Archive. Make it a government body and protect all that digital content. I think these lawyers may be less inclined to sue the U
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by mkl95 3y ago
> Now your course of action will not be optimization of server-side processing, but something else (e.g. deploying in that region or on-premise for those customers). And to empower your engineers to achieve that, you should - Train them
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Microsoft signs nuclear power deal with Constellation for Boydton data center(datacenterdynamics.com)
2 points by mkl95 3y ago|1 comments
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by mkl95 3y ago
> the lot has three signs hung up with instructions on how to pay, because every single lot in town supports one to five different competing parking lot apps Competition sucks when it's a race to the bottom. Those systems usually lo
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by mkl95 3y ago
China kinda owns the Western teen ideology via TikTok. They can make them feel defeated at any time.
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My experience with AWS China (2019)(teracloud.io)
2 points by mkl95 3y ago|0 comments
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by mkl95 3y ago
Sorry for the ad-hominem, but... it looks like something IBM would do in 2023.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Thanks for the insight! Looks like some people took the time to flag my simple question.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> SUSE’s Management Board and Supervisory Board support the strategic opportunity from delisting of the company as it will allow SUSE to focus fully on its operational priorities and execution of its long-term strategy What does this mea
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by mkl95 3y ago
At most companies the consensus is that if you want to understand the product, you need to master the code. Which can suck for legacy code that doesn't follow sane conventions.
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Remember the OVHcloud data center fire? Here's why it was so bad (2022)(techradar.com)
33 points by mkl95 3y ago|11 comments
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by mkl95 3y ago
The French government's approach to modern tech is similar to the UK and Germany in some ways. They seem to be advised by a bunch of decrepit dudes who stopped learning about computers before the OSI model was created.
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by mkl95 3y ago
I haven't had a single employer that didn't blatantly lie to me during the hiring process. Infuriating stuff such as saying it's company policy to pay for training, and then refusing to do it. So my rule of thumb is that if i
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by mkl95 3y ago
I would expect the implications to be different depending on which God spinoff they are talking about.
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by mkl95 3y ago
Humans have been using stimulants for thousands of years.
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by mkl95 3y ago
> This is similar to how Linux and Kubernetes are managed by foundations (the Linux Foundation and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, respectively), which are run by multiple companies, ensuring the tool stays truly open source and n
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by mkl95 3y ago
To be fair, having a solid finance department and a shoddy-everything-else is a pretty common pattern.
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by mkl95 3y ago
In my country, everything seems to be too hard for ISPs. Imho governments should impose some SLAs and force them to disclose their hidden fees. I honestly believe ISPs and their leaders are not just evil but stupid enough that they cannot i
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by mkl95 3y ago
A better title would be "just write your own ORM". I have used several Python ORMs over the years, both for SQL and NoSQL. SQLAlchemy is the most powerful way of interacting with a relational database I have experienced. I also wr
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by mkl95 3y ago
A ton of history and literature has been basically wiped out over the centuries. That fact alone should make downloading media and storing it privately a natural right, just like monks copied writings in the middle ages to preserve them. Di
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by mkl95 3y ago
> My guess is that most employers really have no way to measure if an employee is being productive or not so managers are just reporting what makes them look good...and now we are back to where managers will look better with lots of peop

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