rachelbythebay

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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
> Nano is an editor that is very simple to grasp due to its intuitive key bindings such as “Ctrl+S” to save and “Ctrl+?” for the help menu etc. I don't think that's describing nano or pico, at least, no version I've ever u
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Best practice for using the "weaponized" version of the tool when you had powers to actually hit all of them at once was to paste the command into IRC and get some of your fellow peeps to eyeball it and make sure it was sane. <
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
How do you define one location? If it's like, a contiguous plat of land with a bunch of buildings, each containing suites, and each of those containing clusters... then these days, yeah, that's probably not too much of a stretch.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
I do that when I drive around. Car on the side street. Kid over there... with a ball. Hidden left turner in 3...2...1... yep. I love finding out that this stuff works.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
There was a thing called SearchWiki where you could adjust your own results. It didn't last long.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
ShotSpotter? See if your city wants to do that?
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Consider what happens if your machine has another IP address somehow (a so-called "primary"), and then you add all of the "additional IPs" as /32s. Bingo, you can now use all of them. The rest of the network doesn&
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Back up about 20 years and you could say the same thing about the (IPv4) Internet as a whole. I stayed in plenty of hotels which had zip for connectivity back then, but here we are now. Things change...
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Create a wiki page. Every time you hit a new one, ask the person what it means and add to it. Any time someone asks you what something means, tell them and then send them to the wiki page. The rest pretty much takes care of itself.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
At least one of these is just terrible. The “Facebook” one is written by some firm trying to hawk their monitoring stuff. It implies you can understand what happened inside from glorified traceroutes. What actually happened that night is fa
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Gotta hit those OKRs...
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
O365 makes sense if it's down all day, since this is a leap year, after all.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Pro tip: once people are working in offices again, if this happens, whip out your phone and dial the room directly. People tend to speed up when they realize they are blocking someone far away from dialing in, even when they don't see
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Yep. Important to note that this is Envoy the company, not Envoy the pink mustache factory thing used to let people do terrible things with HTTP. Random note: red teams <3 the networks used by "room tools" and the like. They u
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Google had the radishes, Facebook had the gizmos, and this is just one of those. This is in addition to countless other things used over the years at both places. (Sheets of paper in clear holders, Android tablets rigged to do PoE, you na
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Don't do that. Have a personal phone and a work phone if you must, but don't cross the streams. You like owning your output, right? Don't risk it.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Talk to anyone who got RSUs while working for a company in CA and then moved somewhere else (Seattle in particular is popular). CA wants their chunk of flesh no matter what.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
So certain are you? I knew it was probably trouble just from a glance. Knowing this topic would bring out every single nitpicker, I did the actual research to be doubly-sure before writing the post. You might be surprised how much extra sh
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11599617 Not saying it's being used here (I honestly have no idea), but it's not that much of a stretch.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Did you start the process of permanently forwarding your mail at the USPS yet? Even if you haven't pulled the trigger on it yet, did you start? This happened to me when I started (but never actually moved). I figured they were tied i
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
This started going inside Google quite a while back. My feeling then is about the same as now: feel free to say "hello" to me if we happen to be on the same IM system at the same time and you are "opening hailing frequencies
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
foodback-atl was the equivalent of that, for one brief, shining moment. It started a classic reply-all barrage.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
That's a derp on my part. Fixed. Thanks. Clearly, this stuff is incredibly complex.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Is IBM's trademark department cool with this?
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
What if it's Lyft? What if things are actually rather broken there? That would be a hell of a thing, wouldn't it? Wouldn't it.
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Do you work at Lyft?
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
If you don't have the direct power to hire and fire, then yeah, you have to walk. Find another gig. It never gets better. Put another way, some bad situations are not accidental. If you try to fix them, you become the problem in t
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Years ago, I had one of the employee builds on my company phone, and it picked up an update and would "instacrash" - tap the icon, and it'd die immediately. Crash. Crash. Crash. A couple of days later I caught up with the
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
192.168, as in 192.168.x.x, 192.168.0.0/16, 192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0, RFC 1918, type of thing? You can't connect to that over the Internet. Of course, from what little has been shared here, it's not clear exactly what yo
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by rachelbythebay 6y ago
Do you get the music or conversation too? Or vice-versa, from a song or topic back to a spot?

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