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by schainks 4y ago
Not going to lie, with this name I thought this was a prank website somehow related to that Raw Water fad. So glad to learn it's a good tool!
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by schainks 4y ago
> Like dude, if you aren't going to step into my world and actually understand what I'm trying to do here, just suck it up and ack my patch. > It is not my job to drag you kicking and screaming until you either give up or ha
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by schainks 4y ago
LUKS on linux works great. Restic can encrypt your backups before they go into whatever cloud will store it the cheapest.
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by schainks 4y ago
Yes, agents do minimal due diligence on the origins of cash. As long as buyer and seller are happy to make a deal, agents get paid and everyone gets what they want. A friend of mine who is an interior designer in an affluent area has receiv
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by schainks 4y ago
My tax dollars should pay for these companies to be regulated in the interests of the people, not the interests of the people that are regulators. The fewer opportunities for conflict of interest, the better the outcomes in the general case
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by schainks 4y ago
It's funny how SQLite gets so much flak, but every time I've used it in production, it just _worked_.
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by schainks 4y ago
Surely this is a troll reply. Do not do this, yikes. This is not the team’s problem to solve, it is the CEO’s.
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by schainks 4y ago
Are you drinking that 12 pack alone or with friends? I made hard rules about drinking and generally I drink only a few times a year at this point: 1. Drink only with friends or trusted people. This can be at home or at a bar. 2. Do not drin
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by schainks 4y ago
They are hit or miss, depending what you're trying to do.
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by schainks 4y ago
Came here to ask the same thing. If I can sign git commits, can we sign images or even individual layers?
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by schainks 4y ago
So this title means Raft will never catch on? Is that by design? Maybe I'm missing the joke.
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by schainks 4y ago
Is there any documentation on how you did this? I'm very interested ^_^
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by schainks 4y ago
When candidates tell me they’re in the US but our conversation has a 3 second lag, that’s usually a red flag.
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by schainks 4y ago
One thing that can cause it to weaken is extra snow over Siberia in the fall.
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by schainks 4y ago
Wow, this sounds very illegal in my state. I wonder if DRN even respects my state's laws about storing my personal information.
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by schainks 4y ago
You make a good point that policing who is who is difficult enough that letting bad guys pay $20 month or whatever is "cheaper" than actively validating who they are and then kicking them off your service for moral reasons. I get
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by schainks 4y ago
Where does it say Terragrunt is part of Hashicorp?
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by schainks 4y ago
Below team/product of size/complexity X, this holds true. Above it, your smart people are drowning and chaos ensues. Netflix has a presentation about this somewhere...
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by schainks 4y ago
Yeah that's what I thought, but I couldn't find definitive proof besides old posts from the early days.
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by schainks 4y ago
The Xen project members list suggests otherwise: https://xenproject.org/about-us/project-members/ Even if it is a custom hypervisor, AWS likely derived it from Xen and sponsors the project to continue doing so.
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by schainks 4y ago
I think this is a good argument, actually. It has been so surprising to see how quickly renewables have scaled up and built out. In the time you need to build, let's say, 3GW of nuclear, could you realistically build equal or more rene
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by schainks 4y ago
Spin up an EC2 node recently?
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by schainks 4y ago
Top reply to Parag’s letter is interesting: https://twitter.com/DrTechlash/status/1562211536826863618 Almost makes it look like the same PR people work for both Twitter and FB. Or, these PR tactics are google-able
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by schainks 4y ago
Please update this with a mini-usb port or firewire port, just to troll.
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by schainks 4y ago
My MiL’s place is a few minutes from the beach. When we visit, I mostly use it for nighttime walks. I would go crazy spending every day on the beach. But boy is it great for a stroll with ice cream on a hot summer night.
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by schainks 4y ago
If you're literally blowing CO2 into water to get the process started, where's the threshold between doing this with air and just extracting acidic seawater or wastewater from somewhere?
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by schainks 4y ago
I do like where this is going! Grid demand fluctuates during the day by quite a bit. You have to have "peaker" generation above base load to efficiently utilize your grid and respond to dynamic conditions (especially things like e
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by schainks 4y ago
Australia would like to have a word with you.
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by schainks 4y ago
Tried hiring a local goat rental to tame my parents' yard, the guy on the phone complained about "this thing called a living wage" that he has to pay his workers. He won't take jobs less than 10 acres or his business run
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by schainks 4y ago
Call me dystopian but if, for example, I were an immigrant run business and I wanted to turn down anti-immigration politicians at my establishment to send a message, I would absolutely use this. Also, it feels skeeezy when my local mom and

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