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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
That was docker's real value add, making it easy and developer centric. Previous containerization technologies were heavily ops-centric. I come from an ops background and I remember thinking at the time that Docker was in some ways a
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
It's purely preference at this point and likely mainly for older people like me who grew up in the era where manuals were cheaper and more efficient. Neither is really true anymore, manuals have become an expensive option in most case
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
Like most technology I think the key is to interact with smartphones and social media on your terms as much as possible. I'm not willing to totally ditch social media because it is the only way I communicate with some people who I sti
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
Didn't the ICBM development come first? The Mercury and Gemini programs used barely modified ICBM boosters and the engineers at first didn't want to put controls in at all, they were already confident of their ability to maneuver
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
Totally agree and I'll go one further, I don't want to use RAID at all in a non professional context. Maybe I'm too simplistic but for my personal stuff I don't use RAID, LVM or anything beyond plain ext4 file systems o
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
I recently left a project using AWS for one using Azure. I thought the AWS API's were inconsistent and janky but they look great compared to Azure. Azure is also extremely slow to perform actions in my experience and the documentatio
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
ok that is unfortunate I didn't go all the way through with trying to actually buy. I'm a long time customer and they were definitely better before they went public
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
I don't think that is correct. They stopped options trading in it not 100% cash backed stock buying or 300% cash backed shorting. I think their position is fairly reasonable and as an account holder there I don't want people goi
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
I think in that case your response should have been to the original comment, not mine. I was responding to a very specific instance of specious feigned ignorance.
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
The statement was "Please name the Democrats who objected to the certification of the Electoral College votes in 2000 and 2004." I named one. Your response is irrelevant.
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
Not just SV. Many historical cycles are lining up negative extremes on the 2020-2030 decade; unfortunately I think we are only seeing the beginnings of the crisis.
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
For 2000 at least one is Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL). I'm not going to search for the others, it is public record, because I don't think your question is genuine.
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. I used to run elasticsearch on a project and these pay walled features were a large source of frustration to the point that eventually I recommended moving it to the AWS service because we were already payi
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by seniorThrowaway 6y ago
A lot of this discussion seems to revolve around running java inside containers without explicitly saying so. Running the JVM brings along a whole host of dependencies which is typically resolved by running a full blown base OS image. It i
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by seniorThrowaway 7y ago
I'm also interested in this. I no longer use Chrome due to its pervasive surveillance and telemetry.
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by seniorThrowaway 7y ago
Pre-cooling your house at 3 in the Texas summer will last until about 3:30 at the latest.
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by seniorThrowaway 7y ago
Bird also had horrible problems with fraud from chargers. I gave it a try and the number of high value birds that were locked up in people's houses and garages was astounding. Just blatant outright fraud, a house in the burbs would h
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by seniorThrowaway 7y ago
I like mailgun but I only use their free tier.
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by seniorThrowaway 8y ago
I am in exact same boat as you, it's pretty common I think despite what people are saying here.
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by seniorThrowaway 8y ago
Here's what I see happen with Vault in actual real world usage. Applications use the token auth method with extremely long lived tokens, and then the auth tokens are stored in source or in config files or whatever. It just moves the