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by rexarex 7y ago
Cheaper to be down? I guess if you don’t have users sure.
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by rexarex 7y ago
Linemen were some of the highest compensated employees at McMurdo Station, Antarctica when I was there a couple years ago.
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by rexarex 7y ago
I think the author is doing it wrong personally. Just spin up a real dev cluster and use that? Why putz around with setups on your laptop? That’s never going to scale team-wise? And if you damn well insist on running your own local k8s clus
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by rexarex 7y ago
dice = plural die = singular
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by rexarex 7y ago
Spot on
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by rexarex 7y ago
Canadian here, I never learnt this in class. What a shame.
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by rexarex 7y ago
Why not just use IPv6?
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by rexarex 7y ago
We were supposed to run out of space in the 90s, but NAT was a temporary bandaid that turned into the status quo. Not the original intent, and it’s used as a de facto firewall with really mixed results. I say, exhaust it and force people in
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by rexarex 7y ago
Don’t need electricity to get cell service mate. Most people have mobile phones even if they live in a hut.
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by rexarex 7y ago
This article quickly turned into a puff piece for ReFirm
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by rexarex 7y ago
The term came from South American feminists I don’t think it’s racist at all...
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by rexarex 7y ago
Why not?
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by rexarex 7y ago
Denmark loves flags... 🇩🇰
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by rexarex 7y ago
Cisco was a rip off of The Stanford Blue Box. AFAIK the deans of the biz school and CS school founded Cisco with tech created by Stanford and were almost sued. Stanford decided that it wasn’t worth the potential bad press to be sueing facul
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by rexarex 7y ago
Yes
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by rexarex 7y ago
AWS has better customer service and I don’t remember the last time there was a huge outage like this besides the S3 outage
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by rexarex 7y ago
I don’t think Meng from Huawei was committing a crime that was illegal in China yet the USA still had her held and extradited from Canada.
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by rexarex 7y ago
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by rexarex 8y ago
Hostile answer further discredits google support
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by rexarex 8y ago
Consul is just Service discovery. Istio adds a service mesh in which you can introduce all sorts of routing like 1% traffic to a canary, dark deploy on another route, etc. also mTLS authentication and authorization. I think consul came out
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by rexarex 8y ago
It basically automatically issues certificates to pods so they can use mTLS seamlessly when they communicate with each other. More of authentication/authorization piece.
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Tech Salaries Stagnant Despite Low Unemployment: Survey(insights.dice.com)
70 points by rexarex 8y ago|64 comments
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The entire front page is nytimes.com
3 points by rexarex 8y ago|2 comments
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by rexarex 8y ago
This event led to the discovery of ‘infrasound’ or very low frequency sound that travels very long distances. It’s currently still used to detect (above ground) nuclear explosions as part of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT).
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by rexarex 8y ago
Can confirm, was quiet and sat in an open room with other workstations around with no extra fans, cooling, etc. But, it's administered with a CLI computer hooked up, so not sure it is truly 'electromechanical'.
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by rexarex 8y ago
At McMurdo Station, Antarctica the ~2000 line phone system still runs on a NEC PBX purchased second-hand in the 60s from a prison. A couple years ago a line card broke and so a staff member was sent on a mission to go to a junkyard in Nebra
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by rexarex 8y ago
That’s awesome
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by rexarex 8y ago
I took a inter-disciplinary arts degree and combined with a semester abroad it completely changed the way I looked at stuff. Maybe if studied engineering it would be different.
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by rexarex 8y ago
Came to the comments first expecting to hear how it’s BS, and I wasn’t disappointed :)
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by rexarex 8y ago
Chiang Mai, Thailand. It's super cheap and has a ton of 'digital nomads' there. I didn't spend too much time doing that there but there were a few co-working spaces, at least a couple years ago.

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