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by time0ut 7y ago
Oh, that is unfortunate. Hopefully they fix that. For now, it might be worth writing a little bot that will flag PRs with noncompliant commit messages and titles.
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by time0ut 7y ago
Great post. Very clear explanation of things. The semantic release tooling is so good, I've started using it on non-js projects. I'm using it to manage Terraform modules, base docker images, etc. Once you're doing that, might
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by time0ut 7y ago
Sigh. I fell for the Web Coffee API link. I saw mention of a covfefe protocol and was excited to read about it.
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by time0ut 7y ago
It was Sublime Text 2 and 3. VSCode didn't exist yet. You do make a good point re: Windows 10 Pro. I hadn't thought of it from that perspective.
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That is an interesting argument. They're basically saying its for the greater good that they stay open. There may be something to that, but their approach is tone deaf and irresponsible. Also, they're motivated by greed which is n
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I'm sure a big piece is Microsoft thinking "most users don't need this so we can get away with charging the few who do". I have trouble feeling outrage because it is only $100 to upgrade. I've paid almost that much
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by time0ut 7y ago
I switched to Windows with WSL for all personal work about a year ago. I had been using Lubuntu (Lfce) for years, but wanted to give it a shot. There are some rough edges (file system permissions can be weird if you're sharing files be
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by time0ut 7y ago
Economic turmoil leading to war isn't out of the realm of possibility, but do you have any sources pointing to signals of this impending war?
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by time0ut 7y ago
Very impressive work. Just curious if you are worried about the big guys (AWS, GCP, etc) coming in and offering a similar service? If so, are you hoping DX will help act as moat?
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I only have a passing familiarity with Rust. I've worked through some tutorials just to try it out, but its not even close to one of my daily drivers. Coming from that perspective, it is really hard to evaluate the argument this articl
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by time0ut 7y ago
I absolutely agree on the rental risk factor. It discourages discovery of new things. In addition to that, the rental terms on these services suck. Here's an example: A month ago, my wife and I rented Casino from Amazon Prime for like
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by time0ut 7y ago
I tried Terraform Cloud and went back to open source. I felt like it was a step backwards from Terragrunt. I'm only using it in the context of AWS though. I might try it again for a future project.
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I was going to put an order in cause I've got a couple shoots coming up. Everything was in stock Friday. I went to buy today and everything but some of the more obscure cartridges are sold out. It is pretty crazy.
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As mentioned, AssumeRole is a critical part of a multi-account strategy, which is considered an AWS best practice. In addition to that, it is an integral part of an SSO strategy. Ideally, instead of a pile of IAM users with separate credent
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Ah, that is too bad about it being blocked. It is an incredible movie. I've watched it a few times over the years and always find something new.
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You might enjoy the movie Primer [0]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_HHnXeMWT0
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It has been fine for our use case. We have a few hundred users on it, but we only use it over our corporate network. We're running it in kubernetes and it scales up and down as needed.
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by time0ut 7y ago
Check out rocketchat [0]. It has served us well. [0] https://rocket.chat/
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It is just a static HTML page with lists of links to articles the author thought were interesting. I remember making something like this 20 years ago to use as my homepage.
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Yes, all the time. I frequently need to know who made a change, what ticket was associated with that change, when was it made, what did the code do prior to that change, etc. We did make the change to git almost 10 years ago. I wasn't
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Oh wow ars old site design is making me nostalgic.
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A lower bar might be a Paranoia[0] GM. For those that haven't played, Paranoia is a tabletop RPG that takes place in a dystopian future ruled by an insane/evil AI. It is hilarious fun. I could see it being easier for an AI to RP a
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Based on the title, I was expecting a post about some sort of production horror story or some difficult edge case upgrading to 1.14.
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I've found their documentation to be pretty good. Especially compared to bitbucket, which I found to be unacceptably poor.
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I agree we should always strive for defense in depth. However, this only recently became practical for lambda backed we services due to the extreme cold starts a custom VPC introduced. Now that AWS has largely fixed that, I don't know
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Internet connected candle ransomware: insert 1btc or your house burns down?
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Thank you for your response. I'll be keeping an eye out for enhancements. We have to renew our Datapower licenses annually and are always on the look out for a replacement.
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Congratulations on your launch! This is very interesting. I have a few questions. I apologize if your website answers these, but I couldn't find clear answers after a cursory glance: Can you tell me more about how the on-premise instal
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I think the average person cares a lot about privacy, but simply don't know about all the ways their privacy can be violated. Anyone can be hurt by a data breach. Look at those exposed in the Ashley Madison breach.
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I've been using Windows 10 Pro for about a year now. I've got it running VSCode and docker with Ubuntu on WSL2 running VSCode server and the docker client. There are some minor annoyances with file permissions, but overall it is a

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