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by swozey 2y ago
I seriously question that 8M stream test number. I've worked for some large CDNs that have video services and I have no idea how I would test 8 million actual video streams at once. I mean, I have a general idea of how I could pull tha
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by swozey 2y ago
Why would you believe anything Musk says? He can safely get around being truthful because an organic user traffic outage would look exactly like a DDOS to an end user. He had the same outages when he brought Desantis on (last year? two year
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by swozey 2y ago
I've worked with and on GCP and with AWS for at least 15 years combined. I've worked with Azure maybe 10-15 times and am almost completely lost by its interface each time. Whether that's just inexperience or their UX I coul
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by swozey 2y ago
These bastards. I know I'll use this thing 5 times and I've resisted buying one but they look so cool I want one. I love medieval stuff. They're even being campy/mocky and I don't care I want a medieval synth.
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by swozey 2y ago
Check out this edit of Yaccarinos 1984 speech https://v.redd.it/se7dk5wri7hd1
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by swozey 2y ago
The people who aren't from my neighborhood are absolutely the problem. Half of my neighbors are industry or just cool young people who go out all the time. I live in a gritty neighborhood that used to be the "Harlem of the West&qu
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by swozey 2y ago
It's cool to see an article with almost 20 years of comments
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by swozey 2y ago
> I wonder how society moves forward. I'm nervous about this generation of kids who had to grow up locked in a house.
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by swozey 2y ago
This isn't a $XCityBad thing. It's happened to drunk crowds everywhere and is completely irrelevant to location or whether you're even downtown. I guarantee the two step bars in the burbs are filled with drunk drama too nowad
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by swozey 2y ago
I'm around the service industry daily/nightly, used to bartend, lots of my friends still bartend. Apart from the social aspect of actually enjoying working with your coworkers, cool regulars, general night life fun, etc, the world
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by swozey 2y ago
I saw a picture of the Costco in Alaska a few years ago and it was full of camping gear and salmon and stuff like that. It was pretty cool. I think it was Juneau, the "smallest Costco." Yep found it https://old.reddit.c
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by swozey 2y ago
I live downtown in a busy neighborhood and Google has a "How busy is it right now?" thing, as inaccurate as it potentially is, is super helpful so I don't walk over to a bar/restaurant and find out its packed to the brim
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by swozey 2y ago
Weird, I'm in Denver, pretty healthy crowd here but maybe that Costco is just bad. Nothing like that there.
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by swozey 2y ago
Not really. I was just using OJ as an example because for whatever reasons I've been paying attention to the pricing of different breakfast places OJ + grocery OJ since covid. I pay $7 for "fresh squeezed" from Einsteins, but
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by swozey 2y ago
Costco really needs to get new products in or I don't think it will do well with genz and younger millennials. I hadn't been to a Costco since I was a kid so I had completely forgotten that the only stock (maybe) a few versions of
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by swozey 2y ago
With how much Amazon pricing fluctuates I definitely want to see the page before I buy. y protein powder that was, I think $50s pre-2020 is now $80ish. Sigh. Goodbye Hydrowhey, back to the chalky stuff.
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by swozey 2y ago
I've been on youtube for, whatever, its 15-20ish years of existence so god knows how many youtube comments I've written since I was a teenager. I comment on a lot of political, murder mystery, homeless situations, military stuff,
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by swozey 2y ago
Because you never git pushed to the fork it's not aware of your repo, you're ok. What I don't know is if in 3 months you DO set your remote origin to that fork to for instance, pull upstream patches into your private repo, yo
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by swozey 2y ago
Because of literally this issue? I'm not sure if you're doing a generic "I don't like github" or know for a fact that CodeCommit doesn't have issues like this. This seems like a terrible security vector but I&#
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by swozey 2y ago
That's literally the conversation we're having. Half of us only log in and post our job updates and the other half+ seem to sit on LinkedIn all day long posting performative bullshit and use it like your grandmother uses facebook.
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by swozey 2y ago
I absolutely abhor LinkedIn but I play the game when I need to change paths. I do everything I can to never, ever log into it. I get immediate stress and second hand embarassment/cringe feelings when I do log in to update something. I
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by swozey 2y ago
He's a billionaire and was a CXO at McAffee during another breach/hack. Go after him. We'll find out how many people died in a few weeks/months.
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by swozey 2y ago
This is mostly physical machines in person, kiosks and pos terminals, office desktops and things like that. Windows is a tiny portion of GCP and AWS and the web in general. I'm 100% "cloud" with tens of thousands of linux con
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by swozey 2y ago
As a previous IT Manager (SRE last decade), honestly, most IT Admins I know literally do nothing beyond click Auto Update checkboxes and let things churn until they break. I hate to put that career down but I worked at all levels of it star
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by swozey 2y ago
There's also the argument that a business OS that you spend thousands or pay a monthly licensing fee for should be hardened enough already to not need software like Crowdstrike. But I'm also completely ignorant to what it actually
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by swozey 2y ago
I know there's a better word to be used here, but what initially looked like a massive cyberattack turning out to be a massive defender foot-broom is chefs kiss . I saw it was Windows and went to bed. What a great feeling. I'm so
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by swozey 2y ago
Oh yeah I know all about our people over there. Not a chance I'd go post 2014 unless a revolution happens. They're all sad stories but there's a ballerina who lived in California for decades and was a US citizen (If you were
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by swozey 2y ago
Yeah it's like Mad Max over here. I'm sure Russia doesn't have tons of road rage (wait, didn't the dashcam trend start there?), may have less guns but rape and domestic violence is absolutely insane (and dv is legal now)
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by swozey 2y ago
> Well talking about your country of origin is the most natural thing to do in those contexts. Someone out enjoying their night with friends doesn't want to constantly have to explain that they're from Russia, where in Russia,
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by swozey 2y ago
I'm OP you're replying to. I've lived all over Europe, mainly Germany. You can absolutely tell Americans from other crowds by clothes/style and mannerisms. Just like I can easily tell if someone is British or Australian

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