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by swozey 8y ago
I deleted my FB last year and was really concerned, like you were, about offending people. I messaged my then girlfriend "hey I'm deleting fb" just so she'd know. I have friends that while we're not super close we&#
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by swozey 8y ago
This is how Firefox container tabs work. I have several color coded tabs like Work, Personal, Gmail2, etc. It lets me use my personal Gmail in its own orange tabs then the blue tabs are my work gmail. It's made dealing with gcloud&#x2F
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by swozey 8y ago
Last time I went to WF I went just for cold medicine (OTC robitussin, etc) they didn't have anything but more "natural" options. It was probably a year ago. Color me dumb, I usually shop at HEB but the WF was on the way. That
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by swozey 8y ago
Yeah I've been heavily following phones the last few weeks as I was considering switch to an iPhone (just ordered the s10 5 minutes ago) and the XR modem is a constant complaint on reddit and in reviews. I'd send links but I'
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by swozey 8y ago
Did many people refuse to ask them questions because of that?
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by swozey 8y ago
Most cell providers will give you one for a deposit. I know tmobile does for something like $25.
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by swozey 8y ago
This is a fantastic Podcast on the situation and what went down in Wisconsin. The NDA Foxconn made council members sign to where the council couldn't even talk to their citizens about it will really rub you the wrong way; https:/
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by swozey 8y ago
> Yo, grocery store shopping doesn't suck bad enough to pay someone else to do both the shopping and delivering! I'll pick up the pre-picked-up/bought groceries. I don't need you to delivery them directly to my fridge
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by swozey 8y ago
I was a huge user of Instacart 2 years ago when my nearest grocery store turned into one of the busiest Whole Foods in my city that I didn't enjoy dealing with. The way they keep working to create opaqueness around their tipping to the
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by swozey 8y ago
"Wanna grab a beer/drink?" is one of the most common invites I've heard for going out. So no, no negative connotations.
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by swozey 8y ago
I've had internal referrals at a few FAANG myself, I have one of the "unique" (no degree, some high school, ops/coding since 12 so about 15 years on/off) backgrounds and the people who referred me would be on the te
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by swozey 8y ago
I don't like opening it because of the startup sound. That DUN DUN bass punch.
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by swozey 8y ago
I have friends with hunting ranches where I could go shoot anything I want, like Axis deer, Ostriches, etc. I don't hunt. When I played UO I killed thousands of rabbits to get pelts to raise my tailoring skill. I don't see how the
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by swozey 8y ago
I'm loving this UO talk, I just found this Postmortem by GDC published in Sep 2018 (so I think it's new? I've never seen it) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnnsDi7Sxq0 This is a much watch if MMOs fascinate
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by swozey 8y ago
Aurics Moongates.com is still around if you want a trip down memory lane. During Alpha/Beta it was a place where a lot of us went to chat while we waited for discs to arrive. Unfortunately most of the music doesn't load any longer
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by swozey 8y ago
Oh man, what was it, Ghostspeak? Then you could ask a ghost who had killed them and if they were near you..
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by swozey 8y ago
This was honestly part of the fun for me. I played a miner/smith often. To be as light weight as possible so I could carry more ore I had to run around naked. I carried nothing but my pick, a llama and sometimes a smiths apron. The way
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by swozey 8y ago
The Catskills server was the roleplay server and it had actual die-hard roleplayers, the Origin storytellers (counselors? I forget) did a lot of work to help them with events, etc. For instance an entire clan (Shadowclan Orcs) took over the
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by swozey 8y ago
It's a serious chicken & egg scenario. I know. I watch youtube far less than I did 2 years ago. But the other video publishers need to really focus on getting creators over to them. Or making it easy to aggregate content between th
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by swozey 8y ago
It's not a competitor until it has the content to compete for my business. I don't consider Blockbuster a competitor to Netflix. I don't consider the ice cream man in his van a competitor to Ben & Jerrys. I might randomly
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by swozey 8y ago
Allowing automated copyrighting with zero oversight is definitely a platform issue. Youtube has an overabundance of content and can't control it all, that's clear. But when they have zero actual competition they have no reason to
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by swozey 8y ago
That's like saying to me that Opera is competition to Chrome. Come on. What's it have, 0.1% of the videos and 99% of them are from professional photography studios? I can't even remember the last time I visited Vimeo. edit: I
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by swozey 8y ago
I've been hearing a lot lately that hiking/nature photography people, who is mostly what I follow, have been getting copyright striked by "meditation" publishers for recording the actual waves crashing against a shore, o
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by swozey 8y ago
Yeah I totally had kubevirt on the brain when writing this
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by swozey 8y ago
Really appreciate the response. I'm pretty new to the more low level aspects of containers. Can you recommend any great blogs? Jess's is the only one I'm aware of that sometimes dives into multitenancy/container stuff.
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by swozey 8y ago
This landscape chart is awesome!
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by swozey 8y ago
Right now I believe the only major players with isolated vms are Oracle Cloud and Alibaba. There's a lot of movement in the space right now, though, so you'll likely find a number of options next year.
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by swozey 8y ago
My last line was bait to get some low level container talk going on in here. Glad it worked ;p What problems do you see/think arise from kata pretending to be a container?
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by swozey 8y ago
k8s is really just the scheduler and gives you a uniform way to deploy the "vm" containers in the usual scenario. With k8s you can have workloads run on different runtimes like trusted=runc, untrusted=kata, etc and this is even ea
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by swozey 8y ago
kata (Intel clear containers + hypers runv) is big in the nested virtualization space but is still a tiny project (contributor wise) consisting of mostly Redhat. It's unlikely you'd run into these projects if you're not at an

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