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by opsunit 7y ago
I've a Defender, a '66 VW Beetle, a Fiat 500 and a Volvo XC40 with adaptive and predictive everything and I'll only take my kids out in the latter. Heritage vehicles have their place but they're harmful to the occupants
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by opsunit 7y ago
That as you age an hour is extremely valuable. You only have so many. Don't waste them on bullshit.
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by opsunit 7y ago
I was being paid to do the same in 1999!
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by opsunit 7y ago
A comparison of Serverless to any kind of compute that uses line-item comparison and, crucially, doesn't mention Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of the latter is flawed. To conclude that Serverless is more expensive one would have to com
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by opsunit 7y ago
I was once asked by a visting American friend why there was so much trash (rubbish) in London. I answered that it was because there weren't very many trash cans at all. "Then why don't they install some? Perhaps people would
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by opsunit 7y ago
+1 for Wavefront. I've been a user since their pre-launch beta and have nothing but good things to say about the product and the team. Their billing is based on rate not count, which is a better model IMHO.
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by opsunit 7y ago
Terraform does not handle data locality. Since compute generally sits next to data for latency and cost reasons one should first think about how to ensure that their (perhaps considerable) data set is stored and synchronised elsewhere befor
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by opsunit 7y ago
I suppose my point is ultimately that they're not goals, they're requirements, and they are often imposed from the outside by legal or other official bodies. In that context caring doesn't really come into it. In terms of the
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by opsunit 7y ago
You may find this comment on a previous thread an interesting counterpoint: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17580793
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by opsunit 7y ago
I think it is more to do with the fact that "enterprise" software vendors have done the boring legwork of ticking all of the necessary multi-jurisdiction legal tick-boxes, implement that one insane export format, provide reports r
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by opsunit 8y ago
I too am excited to hear more. The necessity for kube2iam and kaim are one of the major blockers that have prevented us from considering EKS for a client, the major sticking point being that they move the implementation of shipping security
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by opsunit 9y ago
2c from my experience. Fluentd is a terrible log shipper: sub-second timestamping is not yet supported in the stable build, support is patchy in the plugin ecosystem in 0.14. There's also some humdingers buried in the source (Rational
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by opsunit 10y ago
Facebook PXE boot to Anaconda, use Chef to provision the host and then ultimately use their own scheduler to execute a workload.
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by opsunit 10y ago
https://outsidethe.net
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by opsunit 10y ago
Without presumption of your nationality, but mentioned here because of "expanding acronyms", I've noticed that North Americans almost exclusively seem to use an acronym and then explain it, whilst the rest of the English spea
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by opsunit 10y ago
I've always wondered what guys like you did for a backup strategy. Is the "master" for Renegade Master or I'm Alive only on some shitty DD floppy somewhere? What about Liam Howlett? Aphex Twin?
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by opsunit 11y ago
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2007/08/new_german_ha...
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by opsunit 11y ago
liquidprompt https://github.com/nojhan/liquidprompt is another viable alternative.
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Infrastructure Trench Tales, Part 1(opsunit.com)
1 points by opsunit 11y ago|0 comments
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Obscure Languages And Chef Resource Notifications(opsunit.com)
2 points by opsunit 13y ago|0 comments