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by tedk-42 4y ago
It's always funny to see how defensive people get about criticism. More that likely this 'fix' for social media will either fail or just end up being another social media platform with the aim of attracting engagement and sel
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by tedk-42 4y ago
In an ideal world, North Korean people would internally overcome their repressive regime. Perhaps the first step forward is a tech elite that educate and unite the people against their leader. Maybe they are by accident, breeding a large gr
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by tedk-42 4y ago
Hmmm I had a look into WASM runtimes and the idea seems interesting to deploy something on a server as a lightweight execution environment (I think of Firecracker from AWS for VMs). To be honest on the server side of things containers are s
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by tedk-42 5y ago
A 'Mark for deletion' coupled with a check once the deletion marker should be processed has succeeded would be a way to avert what happened at Atlassian. No matter how well built a system, human error can still happen which leads
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by tedk-42 5y ago
I'd rather be nice and not an asshole. It's funny to see someone on the internet justifying leaving landmines that eventually blow up and maim future generations of people. Keyboard warriors will never change.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
I always find it funny that tech people can't host a personal website/blog on a server without it going down due to load - usually because the database is overloaded.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
You realise how backwards this sounds in a conversation with a normal person? Imagine if you met someone for the first time with the opening line of, "if you try and steal my property I will burn it". Politically speaking, China&#
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by tedk-42 5y ago
How about no. This strategy is the childish equivalent of "if i can't have it no-one can."
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by tedk-42 5y ago
The author lives on a boat. Imagine going back thousands of years and hearing people that lived on land saying "there's no need to live on the ocean, the land is perfectly safe and there's just no good reason for it". My
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Which is exactly the problem - this kind of rule following behaviour for arbitrary and non-sense rules allow for more rules to be implemented without push back. We as developers and end users have to fight it and not simply argue for the sa
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Poking around is exactly how you determine how severe the vulnerability is. Simple data extraction is hardly a outside the what a white hat hacker should do. If there's an API endpoint that returns say, `user.name`, it's reasonabl
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by tedk-42 5y ago
And the Kurds in the middle east
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Once again this proves Google is NOT a customer focused company. These price increases are driven by accounting and are short term calculations. As someone who's used AWS for most of my professional career, I've only ever seen pri
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by tedk-42 5y ago
I think you'll find that most people here have a tech background and that 'Infrastructure' is the stuff that code/apps/platforms run on. It's the physical stuff that resides these days in cloud providers. Nothi
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by tedk-42 5y ago
No DNS records were changed. They literally tricked IP routes so users received traffic from malicious servers. Nothing to do with DNS which translates names to IPs
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by tedk-42 5y ago
It's my opinion that deep learning and AI in general will have another leap when we re-think how we build computer chips. Even with all the 0/1s in the world (every computer chip combined), I feel like you can't write somethi
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Just another shitty 'crypto' technology fulfilling a hypothetical usecase that doesn't exist in the real world. Show me meaningful usage of blockchain/public ledgers, then show me a scenario where you need to bind someth
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this - it's really hard to find anything this well documented from locals
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Unreasonable given the model Y was released only a short time ago and in the midst of global manufacturing issues. I can't even buy a laundry sink right now as the supplier won't have stock till Feb next year.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Not like it's critical to the performance of the car. Just wait and the parts will arrive for you...hardly seems like a fair complaint.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Finally a reason to take Viagra without the taboo.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
You'd rather mount a socket or file to a container that hit the endpoint directly over HTTP? I prefer the latter as it's far simpler.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
the conflict you ond i have is you believe investors are benevolent and are helping poor folk who can't buy. i don't believe anything of what youre arguing simply because more supply will continue to be purchased by investors to f
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Please stop. Zoning issues/lack of supply would imply that there are lots of homeless people without a roof over their head. Investors have too much access to property. It's a system of greed that benefits those who entered the ma
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by tedk-42 5y ago
It doesn't matter who COUNTRY1 is. Once they have the information they can sell it for more money to any country/group which are adversaries (who might want to replicate or seek vulnerabilities in the systems) or friendly to the U
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Most people have their phone as a 2FA device, but they will login to websites/services on their phone anyway. Would you suggest preventing logins from phones? The REAL benefit of TOTP is that it's time sensitive. If someone does h
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by tedk-42 5y ago
No-one is forcing anyone to do anything. Tools are built by people that use them. If your team chooses to deploy their applications on a k8s stack, it's on them to own that and not treat it like a black box. I'm completely against
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by tedk-42 5y ago
OK PHP is great for you then. C and Java won't go out of date quickly. Not the hottest tech out there but they have a long used-by date if that's what your major concern is. If you believe k8s will just 'go away', you do
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by tedk-42 5y ago
Kubernetes, Linux, CI/CD pipelines, unit testing...<insert tech here/> To be honest the landscape is constantly changing and people should learn as much as they can. I call ignorance on these kinds of posts.
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by tedk-42 5y ago
For every company I've worked at, the CI system basically had admin access over our infrastructure. It has to in order to do infrastructure as code. As the article states, accepting public pull requests and letting them run on your int

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