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by szszrk 5y ago
Oh, I've got a few! Interviewer was late 45 minutes. When he came he was angry that I was in the wrong place. It was a closed office, invitations only, I was guided by a front desk lady who knew what I came for. They rejected me, as th
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by szszrk 5y ago
I did that myself. Actually did like 4-5 hours of calls in total like that with one company. I have zero bad feelings and the interviewers were cool about it. I just can't afford to take 4-5 days off each time someone thinks we might b
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by szszrk 5y ago
So.. Drive will automatically un-share our files based on their own algorithms. I've got a feeling this will be mostly an automatic DMCA takedown tool.
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by szszrk 5y ago
Also magnetic usb cables are quite easily available now. You could use any tiny usb device and add magnetic feature to it for around $10 or so.
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by szszrk 5y ago
Cool list, but I'm wondering what is the point of WikiRoulette? Wikipedia has this build in, it's in main menu since I remember. It's even visible when using wikiroulette... [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by szszrk 5y ago
Didn't realize I could do `di"`... that's so neat. I always at least whip through such articles about vim as there may be something I don't use daily, but could. There always is such a thing. I love to use all the zero-c
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by szszrk 5y ago
We considered this in my team, to have a feel of real office, but after a few weeks remote it was obvious we rather need some guaranteed no-zoom time, then more zoom. edit: even without that idea implemented!
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by szszrk 5y ago
For me it means that project is just a toy. Maybe an amazing one, but still. In most of my positions in the past pushing random company data outside is a serious nono. I have enforced and agreed on that myself. So me using recklessly such a
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by szszrk 5y ago
That's an odd default to send it to the Internet...
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by szszrk 5y ago
PiBox with 2x3.5" is in the making, I'm actually waiting for it to be "released". On Qnap and Linux - I'm not talking linux support. It... exists. I'm talking hardware product support. 2-3 years of warranty are
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by szszrk 5y ago
I can, but: a) it's hard to get support on the device when you can't provide any of the configuration dumps they ask (from their software) :) b) It is not even close to being comparable in price with NASes Jeff tests and shows on
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by szszrk 5y ago
I can relate to all your experiences. Swarm has such a nice learning curve and I wish it would still be used widely. With K8s I guess we are between a really decent (!) documentation that doesn't work very well as a "tutorial&quot
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by szszrk 5y ago
I'm curious of other answers as well, but one place that kind of does what I think you ask for is [0]. Also you can get nice info from kubectl [1] [0] https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/generated/kubern
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by szszrk 5y ago
Why? What's the alternative? I see a lot of things that has to be solved on your own even when using Helm. I find their templates repulsive. But "avoid helm" is not an advise, really. How do you suggest to structure, version,
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by szszrk 5y ago
Disagree. Plain Pi won't be able to attach 4 sata drives natively and is not a real alternative for actual NAS. This might be. Jeff does a lot of Pi-NAS testing and I'm thankful for that, as I find of the shelf solutions lacking a
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by szszrk 5y ago
I'm sorry but what you wrote I find very untrue. K8s is bloat, but comparing it to NPM is very unfair towards K8s. I often see developers or admins who ask questions how to setup their "simple" setup in plain docker on dev ma
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by szszrk 5y ago
I understood it more like "it was a very clever, well organized import/forwarding trade operation". They diversified their wood sources, chose different sources for different parts produced, which made difference during gener
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by szszrk 5y ago
I hope it's a research project and not an actual search engine. It's not bad, it's random in every field of response. Searched for opensearch ssl setup, second result: - Title is a chapter from mysql documentation; - Site lin
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by szszrk 5y ago
Easily is an overstatement, given number of changes they did recently. I'm trying for over a year to find stable replacement for remarkable desktop app (which syncs all my data without my control) on a company computer for screen shari
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by szszrk 5y ago
Oh, so I can go to your blog or science article with those nice, detailed posts, take all the photos you made yourself and then make a shitty article on the Internet including your hard work. I will just in case slam my own watermark, so it
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by szszrk 5y ago
But it clearly suggests it's his work. It isn't. Let the original author worry about how he protects his own work.
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by szszrk 5y ago
I struggle to find essence in that article as well. Text seem to suggest it's a 1/0 thing, good and bad design, but pictures don't seem to confirm that. A lot of them that are described as good I would hate. Horribly uneven s
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by szszrk 5y ago
What do you mean by that? Is there actual data? In my region most companies that did not even consider providing WFH for everyone now treats it as their best practice. Companies I know lower their floor space permanently by around 30%.
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by szszrk 5y ago
https://kb.netgear.com/000064039/Security-Advisory-for-Remot... This link covers more the actual article. TLDR: RCE on R6400v2 R6700 R6700v3 R6900 R6900P R7000 R7000P R7850 R7900
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by szszrk 5y ago
Oracle on OCI does the same. You can perform some administrative tasks directly from a web panel for instance.
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by szszrk 5y ago
"" is a simplification that fits well in keyboard usage and ASCII, but not always real language practices. In my mother tongue we use a „quote”. Our characters in books speak starting from new line with a dash. But it's a dif
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by szszrk 5y ago
If we are bashing "agencies", let's have a look at those tiny little projects like, SeLinux for instance. Or any other from this site https://code.nsa.gov/
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by szszrk 5y ago
No one needs k8s. Bringing up their infrastructure in a k8s troubleshooting how-to was a weird thing to do in the first place. It's comparing apples and chandelier - makes no sense. They have a typical vertically scaled infrastructur
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by szszrk 5y ago
> So, is the an efficient way to leverage the speed improvement for other than swap -- like binary caching of executables of some form? Sure. Like the site I mentioned in other comment, more or less "out tracks are faster". But
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by szszrk 5y ago
I believe this was kind of obvious 15-25 years ago [1] . That was in THE basic tutorial [2]. Those were simpler days. It was hard to build something big by yourself. Now it's easier, but now we are learning just API's to API&#x27

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