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SEEKING WORK - Remote or London, UK I'm a seasoned DevOps guy with 15 years experience hosting and tuning applications. I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle to build scalable and robust architectures. Lo
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SEEKING WORK - Remote / London UK I'm a seasoned DevOps guy with 15 years experience hosting and tuning applications. I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle to build scalable and robust architectures.
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UK government seeks expansion of mass surveillance capabilities
(privateinternetaccess.com)
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SEEKING WORK - London UK or remote. No recruitment agencies please. I'm a seasoned DevOps guy with 15 years experience hosting and tuning applications. I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle to build scalab
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9y ago
Have you considered spoiling your ballot paper?
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Final Fantasy 7 player gives life meaning by hitting level 99 before first boss
(theverge.com)
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10y ago
I had a weird experience interviewing for the DevOps position. First I saw the listing on February's HN Jobs thread and applied via Workable. No response. 12 days later a recruitment agency independently (i.e. unaware of the approach
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10y ago
The original post clearly states "no recruiting firms". But Wilson HCG is one - see http://www.wilsonhcg.com/ . "WilsonHCG is a global talent solutions leader that operates on the principle of providing true
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SEEKING WORK - London UK or remote. NO RECRUITMENT AGENCIES. I'm a seasoned DevOps guy with 15 years experience hosting and tuning applications. I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle to build scalable and
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10y ago
Is the throughput bad even with USB3? You're looking at 625MB/s which even after signalling overhead ought to be sufficient to saturate 3-4 magnetic disks. Latency might still be a concern but personally I've always found [
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Sure did - I haven't the figures to hand but it wasn't alarming. Microservers are more about storage than compute so they have fairly low-power CPUs. Yes; YMMV but according to http://n40l.wikia.com/wiki/Wake
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[Original] OP here. I wrote this five years ago and it stands up pretty well. HP Microservers are a great device but if I were to build a new one today I'd look into using one of the many cheap ARM boards (NB: ZFS allegedly needs 64-b
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK - London UK or remote. NO RECRUITMENT AGENCIES. I'm a seasoned DevOps guy with 15 years experience hosting and tuning applications. I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle to build scalable and
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10y ago
It's not a blog, board or book but I find http://www.devopsweekly.com/ to be worth following.
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What's with the random capitalization and stilted English? Is this machine-generated?
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UK Snoopers' Charter gagging order drafted for LINX directors
(theregister.co.uk)
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Amen. Anything to break the big sites (& recruitment agencies) stranglehold on hiring. One request: can there be a DevOps/infrastructure type section?
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10y ago
I read it as exaggeration for comic effect. Maybe a cultural difference - it's a common way to make a point here in Britain.
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SEEKING WORK - London UK or remote. NO RECRUITMENT AGENCIES. I'm a seasoned DevOps with 15 years experience hosting, tuning and sometimes building applications. I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle to bu
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10y ago
As a consultant I've questioned contracts in similar ways. The basic terms ("you make something for us, we pay you, we get the IP") are fine but dangerously broad blood-of-your-firstborn-type small print is not uncommon. Fr
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Step 3, UnProfit: A Naive Experiment in Cryptocurrency Trading
(mocko.org.uk)
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SEEKING WORK - London UK or remote. NO RECRUITMENT AGENCIES. I'm a seasoned DevOps with 15 years experience hosting, tuning & occasionally building applications. I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle
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Amen. Of course, what this will mean after a hard Brexit is anybody's guess.
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For reference II - downloaded the .iso. Despite a usually robust connection the download was interrupted three times. I have no idea whether this signifies anything. Curl resumed where it left off and in the end... Qubes-R3.2-x86_64
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For reference, here's a check of the torrent with the .torrent file I snagged from https://www.qubes-os.org/downloads/ last night. Master signing key checked against the fingerprint published on the mailing list
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SEEKING WORK - London UK or remote. NO RECRUITMENT AGENCIES. I'm a seasoned DevOps with 15 years experience hosting, tuning & occasionally building applications. I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle
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HP demonstrates next-gen computing prototype as the Machine comes together
(extremetech.com)
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Are you sure? According to Wikipedia[1] "its server-side code is closed-sourced and proprietary". [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegram_(software)
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10y ago
If 'secure' is not the default, how can Telegram claim to be security-focused?
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10y ago
...but still not auditable crypto. Questionable priorities there.
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