wrldos

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by wrldos 4y ago
This wasn’t the dystopian future I was promised. I much preferred the old one.
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by wrldos 4y ago
Having done the dating thing for a while and being male, I've had no problem with making contacts and going on dates. Quality not quantity. Can easily end up on two dates a week. I'm nothing special.
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by wrldos 4y ago
This. If an individual's mistake can take out your business you have a process control problem and that is owned by management.
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by wrldos 4y ago
Running windows in a container. Running Linux containers on windows is considerably less painful.
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by wrldos 4y ago
Ugh I'm doing this at the moment. I do not want ANYTHING to do with scanners. They are worse than printers for being complete ball aches. Using a light box and a Nikon Z50 and 50-250 lens arranged roughly like this: https://
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by wrldos 4y ago
sounds good to me!
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by wrldos 4y ago
As always, these things look like an average xfce theme.
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by wrldos 4y ago
Stop looking at the carrot. Enjoy now. “Dead yesterdays and unborn tomorrows, why fret about it, if today be sweet.” - Omar Khayyám Disclaimer: life may now contain booze and floozies.
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by wrldos 4y ago
That doesn't make sense because I'm a VS Enterprise subscriber but we don't deploy onto windows containers. I do some noddy VSTO stuff and write .Net Core stuff that goes into Linux Kubernetes on AWS.
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by wrldos 4y ago
Yes the lack of them being able to see any problems was a constant problem. Our AWS reps are all over stuff when it goes down. I regularly get to talk to actual real product managers and engineers via our enterprise support if anything goes
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by wrldos 4y ago
Citation needed. Particularly from their operations teams and developers. Notably a lot of corporations are built on a pile of shit with an immense staff turnover. I know that having worked for multiple Fortune 500 companies...
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by wrldos 4y ago
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by wrldos 4y ago
No entirely SSD. The problems stopped after a couple of weeks suddenly.
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by wrldos 4y ago
I use a mix of Keychain and MacPass (keepass compatible). I will add something to MacPass, then sign in with it and let Keychain remember it. Notes however: 1. I do not use the MFA capability of Keychain at all. Putting your MFA, username a
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by wrldos 4y ago
They never attach it to the monitoring because monitoring systems usually generate a lot of false positives which affect their published SLA.
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by wrldos 4y ago
That's hilarious. Been there, been told that.
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by wrldos 4y ago
That's not a problem with the specific cloud but the clear and obvious fact that windows containers are a fucking shit show disaster. I have a lot of experience with windows containers and there is absolutely no way anyone in their r
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by wrldos 4y ago
Persistent problems between Azure VMs and virtual disks causing unexpected reboots. Complete outages. And don't even start me on ACI (for Windows). It doesn't even work. In 7 years we had one AWS AZ outage and we didn't even
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by wrldos 4y ago
SMTP is the only API that should be considered.
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by wrldos 4y ago
I am entirely behind it being said everywhere over and over again :)
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by wrldos 4y ago
Migrating stuff off it now to AWS (not my stuff). Couldn't agree more. Total shit show.
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by wrldos 4y ago
The biggest issue I have with data lakes is they always without fail turn into a data cesspool. The more you add the less ROI you get out. And yes using Splunk as an example it becomes an organisational cost problem. I have spent way too
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by wrldos 4y ago
I did this. I am still dead inside. Thank goodness all my production shit has a managed control plane and network.
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by wrldos 4y ago
You can but that multiplies complexity somewhat. I have spent 25 years dealing with outbound email from various things from country level ISPs down to small web apps and the only way to not die inside a little is to send via one of the larg
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by wrldos 4y ago
Honestly I've tried all of the VPS services and they're problematic. They are barrel scraping companies generally and some services literally block their entire networks. And occasionally their data centres catch fire. And of cour
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by wrldos 4y ago
Actually it's a little more nuanced than that. If you buy an activation locked MacBook from a registered business in the UK and have an authentic receipt for it, Apple will unlock it. I know someone who has been through that process. I
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by wrldos 4y ago
It does work. Someone grabbed my Lumia 830 off me, realised it was a Windows Phone and chucked it in the grass.
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by wrldos 4y ago
They tend to call themselves recyclers in the trade not resellers. They buy crates of these and play the probability game. They make more money on making frankenlaptops than actually stripping and recycling them. In fact most of them don&#x
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by wrldos 4y ago
That's likely and it's nothing compared to what I've seen. I've seen businesses shred crates of completely unused and unprovisioned top of the line 16" macbook pros.
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by wrldos 4y ago
It remember building a 4 node Beowulf cluster out of discarded compaq desktops and then having no idea what to do with it.

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