tikkabhuna

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by tikkabhuna 1y ago
Having adopted a number of development tools, including Jira and Confluence, it’s amazing people let them sit there chugging away on underpowered machines with hundreds of users quietly complaining about the speed. Throwing some extra CPU c
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by tikkabhuna 1y ago
Obviously a very different view, but public transport in London (UK) is very much seen as faster than driving. The only reason someone would choose to drive is if they needed to transport something difficult to take on public transport.
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by tikkabhuna 1y ago
I never understood the value of directory mapping when we used Perforce. It only seemed to add complexity when one team checked out code in different hierarchies and then some builds worked, some didn’t. Git was wonderful for having a simpl
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by tikkabhuna 1y ago
Is this similar/the same as Azul Zing’s ReadyNow feature?
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by tikkabhuna 1y ago
But isn't that exactly the previous posters point? Free WiFI someone can just MITM your connection, you would never know and you think its encrypted. Its the worst possible outcome. At least when there's no encryption browsers can
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by tikkabhuna 1y ago
F5s don't support ACME, which has been a pain for us.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I've never considered ownership in an IaC repo down to the individual resource and I'm struggling to see the usecase. We also use tags/labels to link the generated "thing" back to the repository that created it with
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
There are venues that support this. Its called continuous, or periodic, auctions. https://www.fca.org.uk/publications/research/periodic-auctio...
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
These blog posts are why I continue to support Monzo. Their openness is really appreciated.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
Having spent time at a reasonable sized corporate environment with our own CA, I have to agree. Its often a case of its fine until it isn't and different organisations handle it differently. Python requests installed via pip will use i
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
The problem I see in the UK is a lack of hubs. I wrote to the Department for Levelling Up when it was a thing. Finance has done well in the UK due to London and having a significant number of firms in a single place. I can get a new job for
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I'd love to have bundles where you can get the physical and ebook at the same time. Going on holiday it is ideal to have an ebook reader to carry many books, but, like you say, there is something precious about having books lined up on
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
From the first line: > It’s official: Earth’s average temperature climbed to more than 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels for the first time in 2024
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
Isn't there a difference between self-segregation and filter bubbles and how they're perceived? If I go to a woodworking class, I won't be surprised to see people who like woodworking. If I go to the supermarket and everyone
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
Definitely the realm of homelabbers, but I do. Mainly to segregate IoT devices, users, lab servers. That is only because I want to though, I agree that the average home network will not have VLANs.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
You're right. My post was mainly focusing on expenses and living standards. I'm already contributing above average to my pension and I'm hoping that any above inflation payrises I do get go towards retiring early.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I'm in the UK and since buying a house, I really feel no need to keep going higher. Property pricing in the UK is extremely damaging. If I found a job at a higher level that I thought I'd really enjoy and that I'd be good at,
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I don't believe they were using QR codes at all. They just printed the wrong URL, which they still could have done when using a URL shortener. And if you were going to use a URL shortener, you want to use one that you either have a ven
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
Your product looks really interesting. I'm a big advocate for docs-as-code at my company. We use Confluence generally, but our team uses GitLab and Gatsby for our documentation/blogs as we really value the Merge Request workflow.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I'm by no means an expert, but the difference between passwords and certs is that certs can be used without any interaction with the authority. A leaked password will reveal itself to the authority when used. You have to connect to som
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
> - The VSCode security story is very, very weak. Extensions are not sandboxed. The client, accessing remote repos, is wildly insecure, by design. This is a big concern for our Infosec team. There is no middle ground between open access
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I'm glad the article talks about the positive impact this will have on Sizewell C. The UK completely disregards the long term impact of skills and experience lost when debating whether we should do this kind of project.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
Its been a decade since I had a Mac, but it definitely gave me that uncanny valley feeling. So close that you start expecting certain behaviour. Windows and WSL feels better to me at least.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I think its having the option and being able to choose. I like going into the office. I talk to people I wouldn't normally reach out to. But I also like being able to be home for deliveries and I know my friends with kids would struggl
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
Static code analysis tools that can flag for the use of the insecure function?
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I can't agree enough with this. WoW back in the day was a little wild west, you could go to Wowhead or was it Thottbot (?) for information but it wasn't great. You could really explore and forge your own path. I rejoined for WoW C
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
I agree. Golang's use of capital first letter to denote public is the most egregious use of this, for me. Completely non-obvious to newcomers and hard to search through code.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
In Java they had the same problem. The Java standard library implementation wasn't great, Jodatime came along to address those issues. Java 8 then introduced a new DateTime API that was heavily influenced by Jodatime with the benefit t
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
If you write a batch file on a Windows PC with Carbon Black on it, you will not be able to run it. Of course there is customisation available to tweak what is/isn't allowed.
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by tikkabhuna 2y ago
Agreed, but Carbon Black can stop scripts from running.

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