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by nuker 4y ago
Dns of LB stays as it is in both cases. Instances get registered and unregistered in LB by ECS Service. LB in AWS has redundancy built in. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGui...
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by nuker 4y ago
> Ansible just runs ssh commands No SSH is better than any SSH :) When your infra matures enough, you'll bake machine images (AMIs in AWS) and start machines from this image. And containers already operate this way, thats why they p
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by nuker 4y ago
> I don't think you need to take the advice of "use Kubernetes" as a literal "there are no other options" It looks pretty literal there. And why everyone talks about service discovery? Put an LB in front of your
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by nuker 4y ago
Give me one, not too esoteric plz
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by nuker 4y ago
I meant ECS with fargate launch-type, of course. IaaC support is you can use single CFN template to deploy autoscaled service, with load balancing and run time parameters. No kubectl or helm needed.
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by nuker 4y ago
> Kubernetes gives infra teams scalability superpowers Gives nightmares too. Im sticking with Fargate, full, native IaaC support, feature parity with k8s. Or plain EC2s in ASG.
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by nuker 4y ago
Nope, not one. And not on any car for sure. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_reasoning From actual AI wiki article: “highly mathematical-statistical machine learning has dominated the field”. This will never b
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by nuker 4y ago
> since humans reach acceptable safety levels with vision only No AI (reasoning) exists yet, only Machine Learning. It will take decades if not centuries.
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by nuker 4y ago
Safari
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by nuker 4y ago
And has iCloud Private Relay to hide IPs!
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by nuker 4y ago
Netflix is getting ad money already, via product-placement in its shows. Tobacco smoking scenes are obvious and disgusting. Google Netflix and Smoking.
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by nuker 4y ago
Ukraine disagrees.
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by nuker 4y ago
Lol. Macs are the best of two worlds for many people. Its like properly secured Linux that you dont need to fiddle with.
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by nuker 4y ago
The Right Hand is NSFW
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by nuker 4y ago
I built a retro 486 PC, bought a modem and could not find any dial-up ISPs in Australia. The 19xx prefix is not dial-able using VoIP line that I set up (we don't have POTS lines anymore).
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by nuker 4y ago
> Threats: iCloud Relay Seriously?
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Searx. Best private web search that is not DuckDuckGo(searx.space)
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by nuker 4y ago
I effectively un-googled myself. iCloud email, no Chrome, no Android. The hardest part was web search. Put your selected Searx host in "Open new tab with:" setting and click on new tab button. I got used to this very fast.
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by nuker 4y ago
The main privacy breach is Referrer HTML header in request for fonts, which feeds browsing history to Google.
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by nuker 4y ago
> Anyone who thinks this should grab their nearest google engineer and talk about privacy controls internally. Privacy is critical to the company … Better grab a top level business executive, who tracks company sources of income. Why eng
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by nuker 4y ago
> what even is devops in the first place? Cloud engineer. Must write Cloudformation templates if AWS, know many resource types and properties, know linux and networks. Python is a plus for fringe cases automation, when there is no clear
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by nuker 4y ago
Selinux In enforcing mode, but you want RedHat family distro for that.
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by nuker 4y ago
(ahem) So will TB4 or USB4 hosts support my new WD P50 2TB SSD drive, which is USB3.2 gen 2x2 (20Gbps)?
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by nuker 4y ago
And USB4 neither. Sigh. Just got an 2x2 WD SSD drive.
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by nuker 4y ago
> high-end branding for USB while being fully compatible for lower end devices But TB4 will not support USB3.2 2x2?
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by nuker 4y ago
> having a standard that is basically back compatible all the way to the nineties My brand new 2TB SSD with USB3.2 2x2 (20Gbps) is not supported by anything I have today, and looks like is not supported by USB4 (and TB4).
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by nuker 4y ago
I just bought a USB SSD 2TB with USB3.2 gen 2x2 (20 Gbps). Almost no computers today support 2x2. Will future USB4 devices support it or 2x2 is a dead end in USB development?
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by nuker 4y ago
> We ended up spending the majority of our time manually applying security patches to a bunch of snowflake servers Here is where it went wrong. The app should be re-deployed in a proper way, full infra as a code. No patches, new AMI inst
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by nuker 4y ago
> As there is not Firefox+uBlock available Install Firefox Focus, it istalls Content Blocker which you then enable in Safari settings. Plus Ka-Block!. These two together do the trick.
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by nuker 4y ago
And what day, today or yesterday, am, pm…

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