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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
Victoria Metrics is an absolutely superb drop in replacement.
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
We went from Prometheus (bursting at the seams and begging to be scaled) -> a failed Cortex implementation -> a rock solid Victoria Metrics implementation. We found Cortex to be extremely over-engineered, extremely hard to tune (becau
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
Out of all the projects/products on this list, we've found Victoria Metrics to be by _far_ the best. This summary makes it seem like Victoria Metrics is barely compatible with Prometheus, but that can't be further from the tr
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
Among Us is already a clone of Mafia/Werewolf/The Resistance.
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
I know this is a case of using the wrong tool for the job, but about once every 3 months or so, I find myself using dig to troubleshoot an issue, only to find out I had a hosts file entry and that's why it was/wasn't working.
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
That doesn't seem to be an issue for other Western countries with much smaller militaries (per capita).
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
Even though it's based on the Miracle Fruit, the name/domain "Miracle Nutrition made me immediately and strongly suspect this was a scam. The Wordpress site with a fairly mediocre design and then the shop having the text &quo
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
VPS owners will if your flooding causes issues for their (other) clients on the same hardware, etc. It's definitely better to not do this.
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
I really like this, but the horizontal lines are not helpful at all and just double the number of lines for no benefit. You can obviously curl ec2.shop | grep -v ─ but I'm not sure I want to do that every time and I'm not
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
Say what you will about PowerShell, the commands are really discoverable and intuitive. The list of approved verbs is helpful too when writing your own cmdlets: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
In Australia at least, it's not unusual for CVs to include an "interests" section with 2-3 interests listed. It's typically used to list hobbies and interests and if it gets mentioned during an interview, the candidate c
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
High pitch noises are the first to degrade with age. Even >25 years old you typically start to lose certain pitches. It's why kids could hear the whine of CRTs and their parents were completely oblivious, etc.
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
I swam with the dolphins at this location 20 years ago when I was a dolphin obsessed 10 year old. There were about 12 of us there on a brisk autumn morning and there was a pod of about 6 dolphins, including a calf. The locals told us we pro
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
Unfortunately I don't think this is true at all: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-fdny/a...
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
I had a similar issue in Chrome and a regular crash-to-desktop in the main game I was playing at the time (Divinity 2) on Windows 10 with a GTX 970. I also had major problems with YouTube. My fix was to turn off all the Dynamic Clock and GP
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
What the fuck are you doing typing on your phone whilst driving?!
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
What is "pre-elmoization" Sesame Street and why do you think it's better?
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
I took offence with @valyala posting about Victoria Metrics in the Cortex Slack channel in the past, but I'm so glad he did because we had _endless_ issues with Cortex and we found Victoria Metrics to be _incredibly_ fast and reliable
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
What more than a "side note" do you expect when someone claims backwards compatibility? I deployed Victoria Metrics into my environment and knew _exactly_ which parts deviated from Prometheus' PromQL implementation because it
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
There's no way someone with this outlook on life has ever had a long-term relationship. No one is going to listen to the opinion of a deranged "incel" type.
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
It might be a fake and be worth $0. Since the IRS are considering hypothetical black market sales, they should consider that it's hypothetically a forgery too.
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
Rather than guessing, you can check yourself: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-ip-ranges.... AWS has _millions and millions_ of IPv4 addresses and an unfathomably large amount of IPv6 address
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
Where does the air for your electric dryer come from though. Surely it's the same as the air from your balcony?
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by shitloadofbooks 7y ago
_Please_ stop parroting this line incorrectly. Security _ONLY_ through obscurity is not security. Obscurity is a perfectly valid layer to add to a system to help improve your overall security.
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by shitloadofbooks 8y ago
The answer is "it's complicated." See https://github.com/alfiedotwtf/AABillFAQ
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by shitloadofbooks 8y ago
Your podcast is great! You two make a fairly dry topic engaging and I look forward to every episode.
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by shitloadofbooks 8y ago
Literally no one understands this bill. The best resource I've found so far is this: https://github.com/alfiedotwtf/AABillFAQ
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by shitloadofbooks 8y ago
I think that's a very totalitarian/utilitarian view though. Some of the people in the article have "valid" reasons for their hatred/distrust: > The trouble started, the couple said, when their 10-year-old son wa
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by shitloadofbooks 8y ago
There are some great quality of life improvements for kubectl in 1.13 including: - It is now possible to use named ports in the kubectl port-forward command (#69477, @m1kola) - kubectl: support multiple arguments for cordon/uncordon an
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by shitloadofbooks 8y ago
DevOps: Devs O n P hone S upport

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