mxuribe

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by mxuribe 2y ago
> ...and then walk away. I think that's the key right there! ;-)
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Hey @rented_mule thanks very much for sharing, and i want to thank you for what you and the board and the operators over at the water company do for your community! I'm glad that there are people in the world like you and the rest ther
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Now, this is a good point! I'm actually willing to pay taxes to ensure they are used for the common good. My offspring no longer is school age, but i am STILL willing to pay taxes that pay for elementary school, and such...Because it h
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by mxuribe 2y ago
While i agree that cybersecurity is no way at all an easy thing, i politely disagree that it is indomitable. I'm gonna stretch your intent there to use a cheesy analogy: its like saying humans thought buidling anything over rivers was
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by mxuribe 2y ago
I was lamenting the state of society, that's all. I think any volunteers - regardless of area - are true champions. But, i was simplky casting shade to those in power for their failings, and allowing things to trickle to what i believe
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Yeah, by no means do i believe that infra.-related topics are easy nor cheap nor fast to resolve...in fact, i believe them to be some of the most diffult and/or complex for myriad reasons...I'm just venting i guess because its mor
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Agreed, that i also have no idea how CISA is performing; i honestly cannot say anything good or bad - since i have zero data to substantiate my opinuion. > ...But them not being involved in some random project that showed up in your news
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by mxuribe 2y ago
> ...My favorite career end that I'm naturally working towards to is the ability to jop hob to different roles without having prior experience. One way to do that is to be able to show in an interview that you have transferable skil
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Ugh, your dagger of truth cuts me so deep...but truthfully so. :-) I'm beginning to feel ageism big time nowadays. And, while i'm thankful that i don't have any impact from disability (yet?!) from employers, the wealth accumu
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by mxuribe 2y ago
I am both heartened by the fact that there are volunteers willing to help society, but also very sad that this is even needed. Where and how has the American government - both sides i feel - so disastrously failed its people, that it is nee
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by mxuribe 2y ago
I actually would not mind a slightly bigger org - like even up to 100 or so...but everything else you noted i'm 100% in agreement with. I'll call this the "village way"...because what you noted - to me at least - seems l
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Genuinely curious what you meant by this?
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by mxuribe 2y ago
> ...The effect will probably be that some of the big players with weak customer service will have to get their act together... Agreed that maybe *explicitly* consumer rights are not added on so to speak...but if you are correct about th
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by mxuribe 2y ago
One would think that this would represent an opportunity in the market to, you know, sell TVs that only do their basic function, and not try to tack on ads and such, right? Or, is it that not enough people care about this stuff...so the mas
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Agreed! And there's this space in the middle there...Because at the dayjob/enterprise side of things there's the concepts of hypervisor vendors, CoLos (co-locating servers in data centers), and full-blown enterprise on-premis
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by mxuribe 2y ago
I have worked with several companies and collaborating across vastly different time zones...and the thing that seems to work best is some central document repo/wiki. Sure, group chats help, 1:1 chats help, email helps...but for institu
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by mxuribe 2y ago
So I have 2 asks for folks here regarding github, or well, git-related: * You know how there is ActivityPub as the protocol for decentralized social networks (e.g. Mastodon, etc.)? Is there something like that for git? More specifically, is
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Holy smokes, what a series of experiences! The things they put you through are ridiculous! And, the worse thing is that i'm sure any of those companies would have expected unbridled loyalty even after all that...which, i don't kno
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by mxuribe 2y ago
I seem to vaguely recall this Wildfire brand name....Because when i first got google voice, it was really half of an acquired company...which if remember correctly was a competitor to wildfire, no? Like grandcentral or something? Anyway, y
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by mxuribe 2y ago
First of all, congrats on getting a new gig! With a few minor differences, your experience is similar to my own. So, clearly, you are not alone! I will note that one other blockage that you likely encountered but maybe didn't note or f
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Your assumption is that this is being perpetrated by humans! But, what if AI has already, secretly become sentient, and started posting all these fake/ghost job postings...as part of their efforts to begin a mass campaign to slow overa
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Ah, i thought the multiple posting in different locations was to be able to show or hide the salaray range depending on U.s. state-level legislation related to that...also, in those cases where maybe if the role is remote, maybe they only w
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by mxuribe 2y ago
I'm really liking the UX there! In sports-speak there's the "Whose got the ball" method to identify who is managing a topic...and the way this is executed - from what i saw in the video - seems really straight-forward to
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by mxuribe 2y ago
This is quite welcomed! I like seeing more competition in such spaces. What would be really interesting is if DDG got involved...and those 3 entities (DDG, Ecosia, and Qwant) worked together. I know DDG is simply a wrapper around Bing...but
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by mxuribe 2y ago
Yes, agreed, i was more referring to whether a particular server instance for example implemented X or Y extension from the base xmpp protocol...and you'd want to ensure that whatever client and server combo is aligned to support those
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by mxuribe 2y ago
I think its not only the clients...Rather its what the server side supports and to ensure clients align with that....And i think among a group of techy friends, well, they can coordinate the proper settings...but it becomes thorny when invo
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by mxuribe 2y ago
At the risk of prying - which i don't mean to - how does your home, vehicle (if you have one), and other physical closed locations in your life not have a physical lock that requires a key? I'm fascinated to learn! :-)
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by mxuribe 2y ago
I've always been tempted/curious to adopt a sort keyless of approach. I dislike carrying keys...and have had to carry (what to me feels like too many) keys always throughout my life. But without really researching the option you r
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by mxuribe 2y ago
As others have stated, and provided reference for it, it has not been deprecated...yet. However, i would imagine that a some point .IO will simply be turned over, sorry, sorry, sold over to an entity that manages TLDs like .pizza, .art, etc
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by mxuribe 2y ago
That's called playing the long game, and playing it quite cleverly!

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