ratling

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by ratling 8y ago
Not yet
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by ratling 8y ago
Yang doesn’t have a snowballs chance in hell. He’s posturing just to raise his own public profile.
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by ratling 8y ago
I don’t believe this. The GOP is desperate to discredit him because he puts Texas into play a couple years early. This smells like a weak hit job. I’m not sold as Beto as the candidate but this is a weak meme. 2/10 be best.
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by ratling 8y ago
I mean, they're owned by Tencent and have zero experience with this outside of Fortnite. Pretty much what I expected to happen (not this specific gaffe but in general). About what I expected. Say what you want about Steam but they made
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by ratling 8y ago
This is the most accurate description of IoT I have ever read.
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by ratling 8y ago
"premier Linux desktop project" That's the real yikers to me. The metadata for downloaded files thing is all over the place (i.e. how macs will tell you that you're running something downloaded from the internet and wher
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by ratling 8y ago
Antitrust was the first thing I thought of when I saw this. Doing it automatically based of statistics would work toward that end as well.
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by ratling 8y ago
This, fastly makes this easy to do as well (I don't work for them, just use the product). Maxmind dbs are... awkward to get access to. They are expensive as hell if you buy them directly but usually built into edge service products. F5
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by ratling 8y ago
I had not great experiences with ZFS on Linux. Like broken for a month on a standard distros kernel type issues. For personal it’s probably fine but I wouldn’t use it in prod again.
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by ratling 8y ago
I blacklist Vultr/choopa in every environment I manage. They make zero effort to deal with botnets and bad actors. They are the first org where I went to the trouble of blacklisting the ASN so new ranges get blocked as soon as maxmind
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by ratling 8y ago
All I had to hear was 'libertarian' to put them in the 'wee woo magical market fix' camp.
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by ratling 8y ago
MongoDB has for years been the premiere example of 'what not to do.'
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by ratling 8y ago
shrug I’m quoting myself.
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by ratling 8y ago
This whole thread just makes me glad I refuse to work on bare metal anymore for anything but the most niche of cases. AWS everything.
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by ratling 8y ago
No. News at 11. Leno after. You won’t stay up for midnight at the Apollo.
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by ratling 8y ago
I probably missed all that because the one philosophy teacher I had was an obnoxious douche.
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by ratling 8y ago
I can see why they would be good at doing IT.
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by ratling 8y ago
It's certainly an, "Okay, in that case I'm leaving," offense. If your manager gets pissed off about that leave. IT can pay well but not that well.
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by ratling 8y ago
"Remaining outcome agnostic." i.e. I'll be fine no matter what happens and no matter your emotional state. Also called "Keeping frame." Not letting other people's shit tests affect you. Amusingly, these are red
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by ratling 8y ago
It's bottom heavy because IT in 2019 is a joke. I left as soon as I could for operations and security. Better hours, fewer people, better pay, and I don't have to give a shit about your laptop. If you don't want to pay to kee
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by ratling 8y ago
TBH I think the airlines kinda fucked themselves on this one. The whole meme was to make people walk through first class so that they would see what they're missing. Problem is, most people are doing domestic hops and in most cases the
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by ratling 8y ago
I'm fine with this if we get medicaid for all. This won't be an issue if all the 1099 workers did't have to take a 30% pay cut (or negotiate for 30% higher wages, I'm ignoring the tax issue of course) to be healthy.
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by ratling 8y ago
I will never unfreeze Equifax, regardless of what I do with the other credit agencies. I can't prevent them from collecting my information but I can prevent them from profiting off it.
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by ratling 8y ago
This will go exactly nowhere. I want Cheeto out as much as anyone else but if the democrats put up Warren in 2020 I'm not going to be happy.
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by ratling 8y ago
They aren’t? China is really good at copying/stealing other people’s ideas. Not coming up with the next big thing.
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by ratling 8y ago
Cancel the contract and go with... who? Monopoly positions change the rules, like it or hate it.
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by ratling 8y ago
Oh I don't doubt someone gave them a little push, he just made it really easy for them.
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by ratling 8y ago
Yep, and until Congress decides to get with 2019 the feds will continue to have this problem. So probably forever.
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by ratling 8y ago
I wouldn't build greenfield in India (I've had to deal with the quality coming out of there on numerous occasions) but I also wouldn't build greenfield in SanFran. It's less the cost to me and more the turnover. I as a w
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by ratling 8y ago
This is a great example of why the US government can't hire and retain competent security and operations personal that haven't already drunk the Kool-Aid by coming out of the US military. It's 2019, get over this. The only wa

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