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by volume 9y ago
I love google - add Nutanix to the list: https://content.edgar-online.com/ExternalLink/EDGAR/00016282... "If open source software programmers, most of whom we do not employ, do not continue to develop and enh
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by volume 9y ago
I wonder if Red Hat's S-1 said anything similar.
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by volume 9y ago
I love govc - it should be a defacto standard tool in the industry so I put it in my resume. Wait... I can already put it in my resume and be more impressive for hiring managers (and HR?) who can appreciate the superpowers of govc. I love g
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by volume 9y ago
Isn't Wordpress a different beast compared to Blogger in terms of it's history and the breakdown of the types of users? Does Google or any Megacorp act monolithically over the span of a decade? I have a conspiracy theory: These ar
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by volume 9y ago
Ah ha - I had been configuring syslinux to serve out pxelinux.0 only and not pxelinux.efi. Could they have just thrown that one liner in to one of the slides? http://www.syslinux.org/wiki/index.php?title=PXELINUX#UEFI
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by volume 9y ago
"people use legacy for specific reasons" was for people like me. I have a note in our company wiki to disable UEFI because it broke our PXE deployments. Now from this PDF I am forced to harness the power of Google to understand w
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by volume 11y ago
I would like to be what appears to be the 1st person on this thread to point out one key idea: we have these things called "laptops" with "wifi" access technology. Typically you should be able to unplug your power cord,
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by volume 11y ago
This is an issue that will never be settled at a high level - where it's some sort of rule everyone should live by. This is what the headline implies. Your approach is relative to your current situation. IF people realized this we&#x27
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by volume 11y ago
Assholes can be unavoidable. You may land a job at a point where there are none. Over time they hire more assholes. Get the offer from the assholes, and use it as a bargaining chip.
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by volume 11y ago
Stated in this exact way, word-for-word is quite extreme. Could the author be paraphrasing? I'm probably nitpicking like a nerd. Even if he were paraphrasing it wouldn't take away from the overall message.
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by volume 11y ago
I used to do get riled up over things I don't control. Getting into a bad mood over this is your responsibility. Think of it as a situation to work on your emotional intelligence.
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by volume 11y ago
Well he self-identifies as a infrastructure theorist and inventor so I'm not surprised by the writing style. But since he's self-aware of who he is, he should have spent more time editing it down. OTOH this is freely published so
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by volume 11y ago
How does this compare to Cloud Foundry? Do they solve different problems and therefore should not be compared directly? I can (and will) google this myself in an effort to triangulate and understand but I figure it would be valuable to hear
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by volume 11y ago
I wonder what Michael O'Church's response is to this? I bring this up more because I'm sure others accuse him of excessive self-promotion. I used to think so but after reading more of his stuff, I think he just really likes t
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by volume 12y ago
very Alvin Toffler Future shock like. At least from what I recall. Not really "utter nonsense" but I think, raw ideas that need to be fleshed out into a meatier narrative/argument.
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by volume 12y ago
Are you open to different structures of the deal? Like: * some upfront fee * you remain onboard for X months * each time period is a certain % of equity * some monthly fee paid to you until X total
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by volume 12y ago
At a minimum the reporter could have googled Sam to find out he teaches security and the range of classes: http://samsclass.info/ ... or applied some logic. Instead of contacting them directly he could have: * broadcasted i
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by volume 12y ago
Perhaps we can learn from PGP adoption and evangelism. One reason why it's not widespread is it simply doesn't "just work" in the minds of a non-technical end user. Sure there are longer, detailed causes to debate over b
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by volume 12y ago
The questions I read were in the 4th paragraph where you talk about not being in control. There's a range of possibilities that you are more in control of things than you think. Is it The opinions of others? Perhaps take a needed vacat
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by volume 12y ago
I'm eagerly awaiting when the SSL cert setup is more streamlined and maybe encapsulated if possible? I could hack away at the powershell that MS makes available but if you guys are going to put work into it, I will wait even more eager
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by volume 12y ago
Well, you can develop on your laptop in the same container and know you can upload/sync the same exact thing to production. That basic essential feature is absolutely valuable to me. This is super cool/useful. I say celebrate smal
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by volume 12y ago
Would be interesting to hear from them on the rationale of why they chose Salt stack compared to puppet, chef or ansible. I figure they must have given it a good analysis since it seems to be a heavy part of what VisualOps/Madeiera is
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by volume 12y ago
Here's my unsolicited opinion: Dehaan is pretty much spot on. Knupp's post seemed to first latch onto the idea that devops is about devs doing ops works. To add, I think Knupp should do a rewrite after listening to some devops caf
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by volume 13y ago
this reminds me of index.docker.io and vagrant boxes ... do they have their own social/sharing thing too? Maybe someone needs to me a meta sharing thing for all this, for fun. geerlingguy: you should make another post that let's y
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by volume 13y ago
I think his point is there are tradeoffs, and I agree. On top of that, meaningful debate over what tool should be about what context you're in. This applies to the OP's slidedeck. To give context about my comment about context: *
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by volume 13y ago
i wonder how soon a metasploit plugin will be available?
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by volume 13y ago
since you have the time to clarify, perhaps you should update the post's title. :)
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by volume 13y ago
I may sound like a conspiracy theorist but oh well: The cynic in me says such graphs are (figuratively) propaganda by the 1% (of 1% in wealth, not income), in that now we can define what the masses are "ok" with while we, the 1% o
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by volume 13y ago
I'm going to keep using Evernote but I'll factor in some of the complaints and horror stories by a technique called "backing up" or "exporting" my notebooks. Evernote solves a great problem awesomely and at the
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by volume 13y ago
The OP didn't seem to explain too many reasons other than a link to http://jasonkincaid.net/2014/01/evernote-the-bug-ridden-elep... which to me seems to be a uber power user use case and a post that could use

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