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by tn890 6y ago
It may depend on your AD admins, to be fair. But still, it should be heavily discouraged, if not impossible.
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by tn890 6y ago
A rather large usage for mine is just pirating. Hosting Plex as your own personal netflix and having automated tools around that to pull new content and organize.
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by tn890 6y ago
And yet Azure login forces me to use SMS for 2FA.
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by tn890 6y ago
>implies that the series is going to look at how the majority of companies (as in, not startups) are implementing SRE That's exactly what I was expecting as well. >either FAANG or SV-style startups, and ignores everything else SV
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by tn890 6y ago
Bypass paywall: https://web.archive.org/web/20201024065631/https://www.wsj.c...
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by tn890 6y ago
That's a staggering amount of SaaS usage. Would be interested to see what the spend in total.
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by tn890 6y ago
Would you recommend taking this to production as an Istio replacement? What are the downsides? I couldn't find a good comparison like the one in OP about ingress controllers.
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by tn890 6y ago
> Why not use Ungoogled Chromium [1] instead? Why not use Firefox instead? Then you've solved the problem for good.
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by tn890 6y ago
Maybe I'm an idiot but there's no timeline anywhere in those links.
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by tn890 6y ago
Could you be more transparent with the roadmap for Waypoint and Boundary? I couldn't find a roadmap anywhere. I'd like to know a rough timeline if I am to consider these even for non-prod for the projects that I do. I understand t
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by tn890 6y ago
I know this is a long shot, but are there any other Europeans here that hold equity in a SV startup? How do you pay taxes? All these guides are for US residents for tax purposes and I have no idea how to handle this.
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by tn890 6y ago
You got any sources to back these claims up?
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by tn890 6y ago
At least Docker is standardized and has a growing culture of scanning images (especially base images like ubuntu,debian,alpine that everyone bases their image on). Snap/Flatpak are just an unnecessary disaster IMO.
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by tn890 6y ago
Honestly I think this is entirely counter-productive for anyone that's not mega-rich. If you're Warren Buffet, of course you'll have a thousand offers and propositions a day and you have to say no to most of them and find tha
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by tn890 6y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. For all of you that think scrum is the best thing in the world, ask yourself this: How did software get built before scrum? Some fantastic pieces of software were born either before scrum or after 1986 but disregarde
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by tn890 6y ago
Consider the rapid7 FDNS data[1]. 1: https://opendata.rapid7.com/sonar.fdns_v2/
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by tn890 6y ago
I wonder what the need for tools such as this or other "Kubernetes-by-example" type pages tell us about the complexity of configuring Kubernetes resources. Do we need a better layer of abstraction, i.e. better adoption and tighter
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by tn890 6y ago
Agreed. For almost 10 years now we keep hearing about these wonderful new batteries that are just a couple years away. Posted from a Li-ion powered device.
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by tn890 6y ago
https://www.internetweathermap.com/map
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by tn890 6y ago
I have that subscription. 8.3 Euros/9.6USD per month for 1000/500 FTTH. Reliability is stellar. I’ve had this package for 6 years at least, in 3 different cities. It’s been the same everywhere.
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by tn890 6y ago
The whole article is behind a paywall. I don't understand how I'm supposed to read it.
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by tn890 6y ago
I'm subbed to too many newsletters currently, and this is pretty much the only one I always read 100% of the way through. There's something about it, the way it gives me the link to the thing first, the short summary with the occa
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by tn890 7y ago
Can someone with a better understanding of molecular biology and virology explain what this means? I don't want to jump to conclusions.
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by tn890 7y ago
Yes, let's all just stop getting adequate nutrition, that'll help with the diseases. http://journals.lww.com/epidem/fulltext/2007/09001/The_Effec... >Statistical analysis showed significant
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by tn890 7y ago
>some evidence Well, don't be afraid to share it with the world, if such evidence does exist. I highly doubt it though.
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by tn890 7y ago
GCP has a lot of ports restrictions. A place I used to work at migrated from GCP to AWS because they don't allow port 25 incoming; if you're doing e-mail, you 100% need this.
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by tn890 7y ago
I think the better question is whether they run Linux or some BSD.
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by tn890 7y ago
Making it an ESXi host would be the obvious solution.
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by tn890 7y ago
>Thing is, NASA (and Russian and Chinese and Indian and ...) space engineers have approached their challenges from the point of view of actual engineering, while modern "software engineering" is all about craftsmanship, and jus
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by tn890 7y ago
Any recommendations for a good one? I know the Type C market is rife with poor quality stuff.

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