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by toong 7y ago
Jenkinsfile + BitBucket works just nicely here. Getting that to work with GitHub is more painful (pain mostly related to automated webhook-management) I can't compare to GitLab right now ;-)
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by toong 7y ago
Nice simulation. I think I managed to reach escape velocity :-)
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by toong 7y ago
Me too, since 2004 with Fedora 3 back then. And I'm growing more and more frustrated with it the last few years. Maybe I just have less time and patience nowadays :-)
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by toong 7y ago
Yes, it is.
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by toong 7y ago
You don't need to log-in, to be tagged with a cookie and subsequently be identified. Sometimes referred to as "anonymous authentication".
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by toong 7y ago
And this is from a huge organisation. There are many more medium-large organisations that still operate under the Chinese-walls model: perimeter defense, but once you are inside the VPN/intranet the security is a lot more relaxed (if a
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by toong 7y ago
Aww. This will only get worse over time!
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by toong 7y ago
1. I think hydro doesn't score so good after https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banqiao_Dam 2. Wind is not without issues either: http://www.caithnesswindfarms.co.uk/AccidentStatistics.htm 3. And even
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by toong 8y ago
Now you got me curious. Was the response ... a bit unethical ?
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by toong 8y ago
Where does "jkilbride" come from ? Aren't you confusing `nginx:alpine` with `jkilbride/nginx-alpine` ?
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by toong 8y ago
I'm wondering how much of their roadmap is affected with all those Spectre revelations. There must be a massive re-engineering effort going on ? Speculation mechanisms were mostly implemented in silicon, right ?
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by toong 8y ago
I thought that was the way it works ? But they just hit the (virtual) "claim everything" button as fast as they can. Maybe the problem is that Google can't ban them from the service legally ?
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by toong 8y ago
My guess: perceived brand value ?
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by toong 8y ago
I think your missing the point. You can maybe drive a truck, but there is a lot more to a logistics pipeline then actually driving the truck. Without power the whole scheduling automation etc. has to be done manually, and it's by now s
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by toong 8y ago
Earth needed ~ 2 billion years for life to start. Frequent solar winds - especially in the first few billion turbulent years of the universe - basically sterilize planets and the whole 2-billion-year counter gets reset to 0. Planets that ex
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by toong 8y ago
Without power, logistics & supply lines stop working, no more groceries after a few days, riots and plunderings in the streets a week later...
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by toong 9y ago
@jeffhuys my gut feel says you don't have childeren. At least not in the 0-3 yr range :-) (Could not reply directly to sibling comment)
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by toong 9y ago
Having a correct mental modal of the Consul architecture and realizing that the raft cluster (consistency) and the consul cluster (gossip) are two separate layers, does wonders. Additionally, in the early days there were some tools missing
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by toong 9y ago
Catch 22: the lack of traction/adoption is the main point that stops me from exploring it more. I would have to put so much effort in convincing customers and management to not go the (now almost default?) Kubernetes-route, that it&#x2
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by toong 9y ago
It's not only commands. My spelling skills took a dive, as google got better and better in guessing what I actually want to search for. Can you disable that feature somewhere ? The suggestion is good, but automatically doing the corre
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by toong 9y ago
Would his PA reply to emails on a Sunday at 11:32 PM ?
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by toong 10y ago
Stateless applications are a big part of the answer. "Serverless" (like AWS Lambda) is an extreme impl of stateless that gets "free scaling". You will need to keep state somewhere and AWS has some pretty decent solutions
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by toong 10y ago
Do you think that really matters ?
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by toong 10y ago
Isn't _software domain_ too broad ? You could argue ships and automobiles are in the same transportation-domain ?
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by toong 10y ago
Want to give up on gmail search too ?
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by toong 10y ago
XeniT Solutions ( https://www.xenit.eu ) | Leuven, Belgium | Onsite What: making content smarter, ECM/document-management building on top of open-source Alfresco platform We are a small bootstrapped and now fast growing compa
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by toong 10y ago
Docker Machine on OS/X works very well ?
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by toong 11y ago
Maybe "monitoring" is a poor word choice when there are no alerting/notification capabilities or statics-rollup. But there are different tools out there to do just that. This seems super useful to zoom in one some performanc
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by toong 11y ago
Europe is using LinkedIn as well. I don't even know about any alternatives ?
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Docker Networks: Discovering Services on an Overlay(medium.com)
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