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by swozey 3y ago
> where an estimated 65 million homes are left empty Wow this number sounded absolutely crazy although I guess it makes sense with 1.4 billion people. I looked up USA stats - 140 million total homes, 16 million of which are vacant. I wo
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by swozey 3y ago
I don't know why, probably terrible memory, but I have practically a mental block when it comes to keyboard shortcuts. I've tried spacevim and a few other bundled vims before but I have such a hard time doing anything other than m
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by swozey 3y ago
I thought 20MB was a lot. I did "nano debian size" on google and one of them mentions - The Nano package contains a small, simple text editor which aims to replace Pico, ... Download size: 1.5 MB. Estimated disk space required: 20
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by swozey 3y ago
You made me curious. I started w/ openBSD 1.2 in '95. I can't find it anywhere though to see what size it was.
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by swozey 3y ago
I had no idea people used nano as their main code editor. I use it on any nix server I'm working on and have probably used it tens of thousands of times. I'd been a linux/bsd engineer forever and I worked at some places where
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by swozey 3y ago
You were grinding your Engineers into the ground and sold 3-6 months after I started. We were wondering why we were so overworked and then we knew, you were in the middle of the sale and probably just trying to get big names under the portf
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by swozey 3y ago
I hope that SUSE saved the staff of Rancher from the previous assholes who ran the place. God that was an absolutely awful company to work for. I'm glad they started their own stupid acorn or whatever service nobody will ever use. Ranc
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by swozey 3y ago
LOL "reddization of HN." I've been on HN for years before you. Maybe commenters should listen to the OPs better and stop playings devils advocate so much. Because especially in this specific scenario it is absolutely stupid.
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by swozey 3y ago
LOL this is absolute gold. You are so out of your element and just absolutely lost. I'm obviously not a HG employee. You challenged my comment? You weren't even part of the conversation. Your challenge was not understanding a
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by swozey 3y ago
Bro, satvik. I'm happy to hear your responses and learn from you but you're literally just attacking me at this point. It's absolutely hilarious. You think you're going to take me down or something weird. I'm trying
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by swozey 3y ago
I mean what info are you looking for? I don't want to be associated with this company at all. I don't even have it on my resume, it's embarassing. I'm also not going to put myself into a situation where I've potenti
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by swozey 3y ago
Yeah it's Uvalde. Uvalde is a very weird place compared to most USA town/cities. The people who live IN Uvalde proper are mostly hispanic and bracing the poverty level and work on the ranches or schools of people with tens/hu
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by swozey 3y ago
Literally nobody asked your opinion of how he uses his domains. But thanks for your sage response. Please continue playing devils advocate in situations you're completely ignorant toward. It really benefits everyone.
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by swozey 3y ago
Downvoted for literally being curious to a Win API developer as to why 3.0 and 3.1 were so drastically different. I have a feeling the people who downvoted me didn't even go through this code base and realize how specific to Win 3.0 it
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by swozey 3y ago
I don't know where your sense of entitlement is coming from, but first off, I don't owe you any information whatsoever. Not to mention the name of the company is absolutely irrelevant to the conversation we were having before you
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by swozey 3y ago
You literally just read my previous comment and went "hmm, lets ask him to expound?" My god, some people.
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by swozey 3y ago
That's incredibly impolite but I don't really care. In the future there might be reasons people don't directly name call something that should be a huge hint for you to not do it yourself to them. You aren't swooping in
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by swozey 3y ago
A webhost that was encroaching on godaddy popularity back then (nowhere near that now)
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by swozey 3y ago
Yeah that's definitely not the situation here unfortunately.
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by swozey 3y ago
I was 6-7 at this point in time but I went from DOS to Win 3.1. I don't remember ever hearing about Win 3.0 and a quick google search makes it look like Win 3.0 and 3.1 were drastically different for some reason that I'm not reall
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by swozey 3y ago
Did you see the backlash the Kardashians got over COVID and flying all their friends to private islands? It was pretty entertaining.
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by swozey 3y ago
It's on a $50million dollar ranch, dude. Where are you shooting your new blue collar tank? Your backyard?
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by swozey 3y ago
Either I'm missing a joke or you need to travel more. Calling mexican immigrants roaches is a thing.
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by swozey 3y ago
His ranch is on the MX/TX border and he owns domains (to resell) such as roaches.com, illegal.com, molest.com, etc. Take with those what you will of the sort of person he is. That's just the few I remember otoh. He has hundreds.
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by swozey 3y ago
I worked for a guy a decade ago who spent 8-10 years building a company to sell it for $300-400 million and he hasn't worked a day since. Owns a 30k acre ranch that a bunch of friends/family live on. Learjets. Villas in the island
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by swozey 3y ago
Keep your head up man try to find something to do just for you today
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by swozey 3y ago
Each app/env has a pipeline that will trigger a tf apply in its directory w/ its assumed AWS role and deploy an env after someone gives it a manual approval after looking at the terraform apply/plan output. So it will start a
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by swozey 3y ago
Actually the article here is one of those options - https://substrate.tools/ I don't know how integrating this into an environment where you already have tons of AWS accounts would go but it's interesting. Thankfu
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by swozey 3y ago
lol That's interesting. I feel like all of the TACOS (spacelift, env0, atlantis) refer to stacks. Thanks for your response It's great to hear corroboration
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by swozey 3y ago
Yep USA. But I used to work for SUSE and they were massively prevalent in the EU which I found interesting. They aren't popular here at all.

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