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by wcchandler 6y ago
This texture had me smirk. :) https://opensource.apple.com/source/Chess/Chess-408/Styles/G... Wonder what their workplace policy is. It’s pretty much “don’t ask, don’t tell” around here.
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by wcchandler 6y ago
The author talks about how android doesn’t use GTK. What does Android use? Some kind of Java thing?
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by wcchandler 6y ago
This is definitely a top-down solution. Our CIO mandated “no meetings Fridays” before COVID-19 and it became a blessing when everyone started working from home. It reminded people that our coworkers are people. Don’t expect them to drop eve
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by wcchandler 6y ago
I’m still trying to be a small market gardener/farmer. I’ve accepted that I’ll never reach my goal of financial independence. But I do believe I can supplement my diet enough to make it a zero-cost hobby. And that’s alright with me.
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by wcchandler 6y ago
I was hitting a paywall so if anybody else is: https://web.archive.org/web/20201224125331/https://www.nytim...
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by wcchandler 6y ago
Cool some useful new information. >>> a restricted free version of RHEL that will be announced sometime before the end of June Hopefully the restrictions are sane and appropriate. E.g. unlimited uses/installs, with full access
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by wcchandler 6y ago
I’m on the fence. I work in higher ed and happily pay the premium for red hat. We only have about 500 systems in our top 10 research/health based institution. I’m really tempted to spin up an in-house replacement for CentOS. Not strict
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by wcchandler 6y ago
For radius do you have a secondary/alternative method of getting into the system in case radius is down? Or is radius a core service for your environment and a P1 issue if it’s ever down?
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by wcchandler 6y ago
Just curious, what was your rationale for using pam ssh agent auth over nopasswd? It definitely looks more secure as it’d prevent our sudoers from sudoing into our ansible account but that’s about it. We have local console access disabled f
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by wcchandler 6y ago
Does it prompt you for your password during the run or do you have nopasswd set in sudoers?
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by wcchandler 6y ago
One thing this blog doesn’t get into is probably the one thing I struggled with for the longest time. Maybe it’ll come in the next part, but how are people setting up their authentication/access to their hosts? Are you using root and a
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by wcchandler 6y ago
Meanwhile, I live in a small town of 4,000 people. Closest “big town” is 5 miles away with 44,000 people. I have 0 options in DoorDash. :( I hope they use this capital to do more expansion. Grubhub at least provides me with the local VFW.
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by wcchandler 6y ago
Thank you. I needed to read this. I had been debating about switching careers entirely (from IT to genetics/bioinformatics) and as I’m progressing through courses I’m slowly realizing more and more that I’m going to still be expected t
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by wcchandler 6y ago
I wouldn't mind paying this, for the greater good of the local community.
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by wcchandler 6y ago
You can also use the subdomain i instead of adding .compact http://i.reddit.com/r/hackernews
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by wcchandler 6y ago
That would be pretty interesting. Being able to drill down into individual pieces of a stack would be very informative, especially from a parent source. I bet a lot of services would even have that information readily available in their d
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by wcchandler 6y ago
I enjoy your service. Have you ever thought about expanding your offerings? I would love to see a recreation of "Internet Pulse"
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by wcchandler 6y ago
My wife hung up her hat after busting her butt for 5 years. Pay was garbage. Expectations too high — mostly from the students and parents. I often jokingly ask if she’d go back if they offered twice her pay. She doesn’t even hesitate - no.
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by wcchandler 6y ago
How do you see the forest when you’ve been born into it? You chop down all the trees around you. Using master/slave casually in a discussion is a tree. I’m sorry I’m just trying to see the forest.
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by wcchandler 6y ago
FYI: I work in higher ed. I take some classes for free as a benefit. It’s not a bait-and-switch at all. My employer had been completely transparent throughout this whole transition and has been more than welcoming and accepting of comments
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by wcchandler 7y ago
Here’s a list of a few more institutions going to online-only: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/colleges-universities-going-o...
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by wcchandler 7y ago
Good quality sleep is hard to come by. I’ve found alcohol abstinence throughout the week to be similarly rewarding.
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by wcchandler 7y ago
And that loved one can be yourself.
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by wcchandler 7y ago
I actually grew up just outside of here. And now I drive through it every day. I always see the standing water, just never realized it was sewage. And now that I know it is, it's kind of obvious. Here's one highlight of my dri
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by wcchandler 7y ago
I’m a sysadmin/engineer. Google results have gotten so bad in the past year I’m debating about taking some training courses from our vendors just so I’m not so reliant on a search engine. I feel like this is dark times for my professio
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by wcchandler 7y ago
I’ve seen some anti-Reddit posts on the front page over the past month. It’s nice understanding the purpose of HN and Reddit and how HN - in all likelihood - will never go the route of Reddit.
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Two Companies Hooked Customers on Products They Rarely Use (2016)(medium.com)
1 points by wcchandler 7y ago|1 comments
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by wcchandler 7y ago
I’m an REI member so I may be a little biased but they tend to be pretty respectful to people. You may want to write this up on their forums and see if you can get an admins attention.
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Google Ventures-backed indoor farming startup just opened its biggest farm yet(fastcompany.com)
8 points by wcchandler 7y ago|0 comments
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Farmers could help solve the climate crisis–we just don’t invest in them(qz.com)
1 points by wcchandler 7y ago|0 comments

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