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by movedx 7y ago
Haha! How did it go? How long did it last? Were you able to watch the store remotely?
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by movedx 7y ago
Thanks for sharing that, friend. Appreciated.
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by movedx 7y ago
I think what they're doing here is running a DNS server on a VM that only answers to requests for specific ACME address prefixes. Then at the actual domain, say example.com, they may ask for cool.example.com but it's a CNAME recor
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by movedx 7y ago
> 3.2.2.4.9 > Baseline Requirements Where can I find these details? Sorry if I'm being a bit dense here.
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by movedx 7y ago
This was excellent. Thanks for sharing. Think about the contents of that video/PDF for a second. The guys/gals doing that bit of research at the university are clearly smart, but imagine what a state level actor can do?
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by movedx 7y ago
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by movedx 7y ago
That's my point: what if USB-C, as a form factor, isn't suitable? And what if it would be a waste of space/materials as your connect was 10x smaller and more efficient physically too? But you raise a good point: I'm forc
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by movedx 7y ago
Is it great that they did this? I think the EU has a lot of good qualities, but this might stifle innovation. Think about it... What if I create a new charging cable that's super fast charging, 10x safer, supports massive transfer rate
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by movedx 7y ago
When I started my training brand (The Cloud Coach) I wanted to share my knowledge with the world through video training. What I've actually come to understand is I have a deeper desire: I want a community of people I can have a pleasan
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by movedx 7y ago
> In my personal experience, Docker images (and docker-compose orchestrations) are more pervasive than Ansible playbooks and when it comes to self-hosting for personal use, hosting all my services in Docker has made it much easier to dep
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by movedx 7y ago
"Containerization, while being an attractive technology for performance and portability, should be carefully considered before deployment in a multi-tenant[, shared] environment [in which the physical hardware is shared among many user
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by movedx 7y ago
How does this help with the context we're dealing with here: the iPhone (and other iDevices) being heavily encrypted/secure and iCloud not being secure? Quickly looking at Borg's website (thanks for the heads up - great tool&
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CloudOps Live Stream
2 points by movedx 7y ago|0 comments
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by movedx 7y ago
Absolutely spot on. This is my experience too and this is also howI feel about it. It's an excellent piece of kit, but like most tools it has to be not only used correctly but also in the right context.
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by movedx 7y ago
Repeating my reply to this question asked by someone else above. I genuinely want to engage people on this question. --- My problem with Kubernetes is people adopt it without understanding it. They adopt it because everyone else is without
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by movedx 7y ago
Repeating my reply to this question asked by someone else above. I genuinely want to engage people on this question. --- My problem with Kubernetes is people adopt it without understanding it. They adopt it because everyone else is without
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by movedx 7y ago
My problem with Kubernetes is people adopt it without understanding it. They adopt it because everyone else is without ever asking, "Why?" I've installed and managed a simple K8s cluster before now and it was a nightmare (thi
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by movedx 7y ago
> The complexity comes when you want to do something more interesting. And for 500,000,000 people.
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by movedx 7y ago
> What's the most valuable thing you can learn in an hour? All the answers to this thread, once they've built up. Given enough time there would be about an hour of reading and contemplation to be had, and in that time a good de
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by movedx 7y ago
Is it OK if I plug my (free; use a fake email to sign up if you like) Ansible Crash Course here? Might be useful to some folks. It'll be getting updated with PDF versions of the material and quizzes soon enough.
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by movedx 7y ago
> I still hate the TouchBar because it's completely useless I don't have one, but I just can't fathom how you can't make use of it? I'm looking forward to using it for all kinds of things -- notifications, quick
742.
by movedx 7y ago
You can't just change the goal posts to cause your argument to have more weight. This entire post has nothing to do with where you work or work at all: it's to do with a consumer laptop being released and you know right well we&#x
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by movedx 7y ago
> Leaving out USB-A ports isn't a solution for you USB-C is faster than USB-A. Eventually all technology becomes obsolete and it's time to move on. Removing USB-A and forcing me to switch to USB-C is helping me adopt a technolo
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by movedx 7y ago
Sure. So buy those laptops? I'm not having a go at you directly, I'm having a go at the idea that it's constructive to even point out how a piece of hardware doesn't solve a problem for you and that there are others opti
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by movedx 7y ago
Then go and buy one of those laptops. Use what works for you. Just because you’re not a fan of it doesn’t mean it isn’t a solid solution for the rest of us. And the rest of us mostly like having change forced on us — it means we’re progress
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Organising Terraform Workloads(opsfactory.com.au)
3 points by movedx 7y ago|0 comments
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by movedx 7y ago
To be fair though, how do you even pronounce the name, "9nGQluzmnq3M"? ;-)
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by movedx 7y ago
In Queensland, our Police carry iPad. They can basically look you up and get your details on that iPad. I would imagine NSW Police would have something similar: scan the barcode, it verifies it's correct, and then they compare the face
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by movedx 7y ago
Someone has to deal with the flagged comment, though?
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by movedx 7y ago
I think the power grid should be socialised and electricity handed out for free, especially given our increasing dependency on it. Solar is technically "free" energy given there's nothing to setup and maintain except the infr

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