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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Google... really isn't that good at what they do besides sell Ads. They're just big so whatever they choose becomes the standard because 'doing what google does' not only won't generally get you fired but also impre
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
I look forward to Amazon suing Oracle for reimplementing their APIs.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Since I haven't seen posts, it's TCP 135+something up in the ephemeral range. 135 is the manager, which opens a second port you talk to. That second port is where netlogon happens is my understanding. We have some 2008r2 hosts tha
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
No-version is incredibly dumb for the simple fact that vulnerabilities exist. If you make it hard for tools like Snyk to work with your language I'm not going to recommend it to anyone. I actually like Golang in specific circumstances
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
I’m fine with the Apple moat. The average user is too stupid to defend a castle.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Any end-user tech that requires a listening port on the internet will: A: Never work, because NAT isn't going away (even with increased IPV6 adoption). Even locally it will work less and less because "block all incoming connection
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Considering the current approval number for tubbs-in-chief, the general public are stupid. Or actively malicious, which I ran into consistently when doing internal support for a company that employed a lot of pharmacists. There are plenty o
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Oh, one other great feature. There's no on-prem option besides the collectors. So someone can't get the bright idea to take it in-house (like with Splunk), wasting the time of a principle engineer for months on a project that does
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Yes, for years in multiple companies. I greatly prefer it over Splunk or self rolled ELK crap. If you reformat all your logs to output as json you can "| json auto nodrop" and suddenly you have fantastic statistics off every singl
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
What you're describing is what I sold the company on last year (save Letsencrypt, that's weird but whatever). We only use terraform for the initial burn in (VPC, 2x public/2x private subnets, empty lb, bastion, and some subne
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
I only use Twitter for porn.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Yeah there was no snark involved in the question. It was weird that it was turbo green. I forgot this is stack overflow.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Bigger question. Why is your username green?
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
I will never do business with Rackspace again after they hell they put me through. When your entire security posture falls apart when one minimum wage call center employee gets bamboozled you should not be in business. Fuck that company.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Get to YT scale, then solve that problem. You're going to run into transmission problems waaaay before that.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
If I scroll back in discord I can go back to the first message I ever sent to the servers I hang out on. In slack you can configure a retention period for files, messages, or both. Anything older than that gets wiped.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
You could, and I'm sure some places have a business case for this. Most need stuff going back at least a little bit. If I was talking to you about something on Friday and wanted to reference the conversation Monday I'd be real mad
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Because it's the Atlassian of chat tools. It's the lowest common denominator. Discord also doesn't let you set message retention that I'm aware of which is an immediate nonstarter. End up in one lawsuit where the other p
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
When that dude stops updating his tool it'll truely be the end of days.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Storage isn't the problem. It's transmission. Reliable Bandwidth isn't cheap.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
People are downvoting the other response, but it's absolutely correct. You can't hire 1:1 between the US and India and get the same quality for less money. You can try, but it won't end well.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
> Sixteen marketing associations, some of which are backed by Facebook Inc (FB.O) and Alphabet Inc’s (GOOGL.O) Google, faulted Apple for not adhering to an ad-industry system for seeking user consent under European privacy rules. Apps wi
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
To me that's the main use for bitcoin. Moving money if you're worried about it getting ripped off in transit, not as a permanent store of wealth.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
When the shoe fits wear it.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
I dumped the apple news app shortly after they finished soft launching. It turned from the slick clean usable news app to, "BUY APPLE NEWS+" blasted in your face constantly. A pity really.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
I think I have two reasons not to roll Krita now. Thank you for your time.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
I’ve lost weight multiple times using calorie counting. It’s literally the only thing that works for me.
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
Yeah PA this doesn't surprise me. It's Pittsburgh and Philly with a 3rd world country in between. The entire state is basically those two islands, and 4 highways to get back and forth from the northeast. The rest is mountains and
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
> I remember my brother and I fighting over the computer day in and day out to play games like Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory, which was released in 2003. (I'm convinced that this will be the all-time best FPS game ever created.) The
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by whatsmyusername 6y ago
That's the exact one I was thinking of. Citi Double Cash?

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