raarts

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   by raarts 8y ago

   So China telecom would have been able to fix it real fast? Hmm
2. 362.▲
   by raarts 8y ago

   I fully agree with you, and personally have taken the path of using Docker Swarm as a step-up to k8s, as it was so much easier to get along with. I would certainly recommend this to smaller businesses.
3. 363.▲
   by raarts 8y ago

   https://jacquesmattheij.com/if-you-have-nothing-to-hide/
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   by raarts 8y ago

   I tried several MagSafe-like USB-C cables and found them lacking reliability, ending up having to re-seat the connectors multiple times to get them to connect properly. Don't think USB-C and MagSafe are a good marriage.
5. 365.▲
   by raarts 8y ago

   He was appointed in April 2018.. He got two years to investigate.. Why everything takes so long? Because politics I guess.
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   by raarts 8y ago

   The Council of Europe has appointed Dutch political party CDA member of parliament Pieter Omtzigt as special investigator in the murder case of Daphne Caruana Galizia. He is expected to present his report April 2020.
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   by raarts 8y ago

   If the Chinese can infect hardware, and they obviously can, they could also infect phones. Where are phones manufactured? How easy would it be to move the manufactoring back to the US? All this is a PR and business Armageddon.
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   by raarts 8y ago

   His kids are probably adults by now and the reasons his wife won't move away is because of grandkids that are already there or expected soon.
9. 369.▲
   by raarts 8y ago

   I know what you mean but you'd be surprised about how your managers think about you, or how you would think about your younger self when you're 50.
10. 370.▲
    by raarts 8y ago

    Setup your own Redmine instance.
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    by raarts 8y ago

    I can not advise you I can only offer my own experience. The older you get the harder it will become to get a programming job. I am pushing 60, and lucky enough to end up with a lot of experience as CTO/CEO in multiple companies and n
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    China Is Building a “Social Credit” System. So Is the United States(arcdigital.media)

    3 points by raarts 8y ago|0 comments
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    by raarts 8y ago

    Virtually all of Europe has either publicly sponsored and regulated universal health care or publicly provided universal healthcare.[1] So if an EU citizen moves to another EU country, there's no problem. An average hospital in The Net
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    by raarts 8y ago

    Only smack in the city center. The area where I live is average rent around 900€, and just a 15 min bike ride from the heart of the city.
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    by raarts 8y ago

    If comments are out of date you're not doing code reviews.
16. 376.▲
    by raarts 8y ago

    > a problem with code comments is that it very easily becomes outdated That's a red flag for code reviews being absent. (Or badly performed)
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    by raarts 8y ago

    I am Dutch. My wife is a driving instructor. She says that drivers should be taught the Dutch Reach: hold the door with your left hand, unlock and open it with your right hand, look in your mirrors and through the door opening, if it's
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    by raarts 8y ago

    Another success for the Dutch. See also https://www.volkskrant.nl/wetenschap/dutch-agencies-provide-...
19. 379.▲
    by raarts 8y ago

    In retrospect it seems that the decision to move all manufacturing to China was ill-advised. Western companies ultimately will have no choice than to move it all back. (And Trump will want to take credit for that.) I can understand all the
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    by raarts 8y ago

    Fully agree. K8s is mostly beneficial for larger companies, because of namespaces support, and devops authentication. For smaller teams Swarm is just way more practical and versatile.
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    by raarts 8y ago

    And me thinking that science isn't about trying to confirm findings, but trying to disprove them and if nobody can do that, the original hypothesis must be true.
22. 382.▲
    by raarts 8y ago

    By first letting them work on frontend and backend code for a while so they understand how security problems originate from daily process?
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    by raarts 8y ago

    I don't know if the Chinese would think your joke is funny..
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    by raarts 8y ago

    I also log date/time with each command. Sensible bash provides this: https://github.com/mrzool/bash-sensible
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    by raarts 8y ago

    From the point where I'm standing (being Dutch), two-party systems look like inevitably ending up near 50-50 (because both parties keep adjusting their political viewpoints to get more votes), and in the process creating an us vs them
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    by raarts 8y ago

    What didn't help was that the backups were stored on the same LUN as the production database.
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    by raarts 8y ago

    I've re-read your post a couple of times, but still find it confusing. It reads like you're an early-adopter, and got burnt multiple times by design flaws, and people not being familiar with it. Suppose ES/CQRS is designed we
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    by raarts 8y ago

    Apparently, a lot of users are commenting on Weibo about their deep untrust of Baidu -- and how they can’t wait for Google to come back to China [1]. Also Baidu seems to favor its own products for search engine rankings [2]. Further searchi
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    by raarts 8y ago

    You would assume that big guys like RedHat would already have done this for you.
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    by raarts 8y ago

    I don't understand. Please enlighten me?