sh_tinh_hair

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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
I've found that holding down two jobs isn't unbearable for short periods of time. You need the right positions, lots of experience in a couple fields and a good resume and references. Small company FT flex/remote SA or devops
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
The keywords there are 'typical hardware', but it can get worse. How about 'badly selected' hardware on a short time frame, in situ, waiting for an install and application port process to be performed by non-technical us
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Exactly.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
You know I really don't care for a pl that tells me how to do things. I fought python for a long time on a simple issue like indentation. C like syntax is best. RUST is stupid syntactically...surely you've noticed it's a leap
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
I don't need to watch a propaganda film to remember how it was. I was there. How old are you?
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Understood. Same privilege escalation applies. ..and the syscall chroot is used between systems as a primitive in either os space and semantic.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Selinux MAC is painful coming from DAC and it has bitten me numerous times but depending on your environment and exposure it can be a must have. I wouldn't run an 'exposed' system that had SELinux support (and decent rules)
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Apologetics only gets you so far. In this case I don't care for the attempt. Let those who have an interest take advantage and the rest catch as catch can. This marketed approach is badly conceived.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Your suggestions are ideal in terms of training and compatibility with society. I just don't think that they are practical (in the US) right now. The dysfunctional approach between police and citizens seems to be more manageable and
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
This is insightful. Ran into this sort of thing at a .gov during audits for systems accreditation in 200x. I made the mistake of using 'mitigation' in my documentation and opened up a can of worms with the contracted auditing fir
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
In the 70s when police officers carried a baton and a revolver you'd encounter a lot more talk, diplomacy and second chances. In the age of terrorism and tazers that has become rarer in my experience. Police officers need to have an &#
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
I was working at a high school as systems/network administrator using NT 3.5/4., Novell Netware 3,4,5 and SuSE linux 5.x. Doesn't seem so long ago to me.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
That's a relatively new concept. Traditional developers didn't understand much about systems design for scalability, redundancy and much less about operational discipline and systems change management (and in my experience many de
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Firstly: I've administered and designed large CI/CD real world installations for what would be single project scope at Google and those efforts are challenging enough for me. The book was informative as it contains true to life e
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
OsX has always been the alt-users paradise. As a sysadmin and developer I've disliked it from the start. Windows I could use for gaming and when I had to. Linux and FreeBSD are fine for every conceivable use I have d2d.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Trumps election is a symptom of the effects of perpetual war, associated propaganda and globalization in markets and jobs in the US. He is symbolic of peoples frustration with politics, taught jingoism, and nostalgia for a less complicate
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
I guess that is equivalent to 'if it might be broke, break it'?
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Exactly what I rail against in Rust. What do you see when you toss a coin friendo?
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Dictatorial concepts in PL usually fail pretty badly. Rust may become the textbook example of a good idea too far. I'd certainly never use it or use anything written in it given a choice and/or time to rewrite in anything more acc
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Led a netware 5 migration from NT4 and NT 3.5 in 1999-2000. Some people then would have disagreed with you. :)
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
I've used Linux and FreeBSD (desktop|laptop @work/home) for everything since 2002. Within the last five years it really has been a very simple and feature rich environment with acceptable stability for most distributions. Think if
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Relationship penalty.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
You are right. I've long forgotten about read() and write() compat with sockets for very good reason. I don't lump an eventfd into the same IPC category as those mentioned in parent for the semantic(s) reason you mention and also
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
"In particular the most likely explanation for correlation between bad names and bad code is unskilled or inexperienced programmers..." Totally disagree with this assertion: Laziness and two fingered typing are to blame.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
It also tells you how a bunch of common tools will fare against your wonderfully designed solution that is only 'truly' testable by sophisticated methods. Thanks for whatever it is that you gave me. I don't keep up with nome
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Sure it is. It tells you exactly what performance a single threaded application can expect with serial read()s and write()s (and whatever options you choose to invoke dd with) against whatever file source and constraints/conditions are
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Great analogy.
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
Only one ipc primitive (fifo) can be used with man 2 read or write. Sysv ipc cannot, sockets (any domain) cannot (unless there is a kernel interface via /proc or another pseudo fs). What is meant by this saying (and the way it is has b
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
My situation is extraordinary regarding the mortgage since I can't deduct it: so tax rate is pretty accurate. The sports car is nicer than the average (approaching supercar) and the SUV is categorized as luxury. Not out of the ordinary
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by sh_tinh_hair 10y ago
In order to afford a decent newer house in the suburban beltway (DC) you need to spend 500k+. That's $2200 a month. Personal property tax on a 3 year old SUV and a new sports car is $2700 yearly. Car insurance is > $300 monthly. Car

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