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by zaat 5y ago
I'm afraid you have no more relevant knowledge in the subject then I do, which means your claims shouldn't be considered as an authoritative in any way, despite being stated as such. I'm out of here.
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by zaat 5y ago
I think taking a shot every six month is totally worth it if that will let your grandma live two years longer.
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by zaat 5y ago
> Elon is just very good at hiring exceptionally good people to run stuff for him with a small amount of oversight and steering Isn't this the major part of the definition of excellent manager?
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by zaat 5y ago
Actually blueflow deleted comment referenced the following interesting link (PDF, page 3) which shows that the acronym came very shortly after the name, seems that the project was named wine very early without concrete meaning, and the self
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by zaat 5y ago
This line from the abstract: > When information is at our fingertips, we may mistakenly believe that it originated from inside our heads reminded me immediately of Chalmers standing with his iPhone in his hand, arguing that there is not
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by zaat 5y ago
I know the old version from memory, but there is nothing in there that say it was ever short for windows emulator. It is quite clear from the history that it was named not emulator since day 1, to emphasize that it doesn't have true em
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by zaat 5y ago
Well, the project's website clearly isn't with agreement with you. > Wine (originally an acronym for "Wine Is Not an Emulator") https://www.winehq.org/about
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by zaat 5y ago
Well, if it isn't operating system, than what is it exactly?
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by zaat 5y ago
I love HN because despite the bias for software development and entrepreneurship, the content - both links and comments - is pretty diverse. The users here truly come from all walks of life. For me the HN is great exactly because most conte
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by zaat 5y ago
Kubernetes the hard way is an educational resource, meant to server as a resource for those interested in deep diving into the platform, similar to Linux from scratch. Like the statement on the label: > Kubernetes The Hard Way is optimiz
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by zaat 5y ago
I had a few terrible bosses as an example of what not to do. Honestly, I wasn't really happy with the guy performance. I do need him now, but if he wouldn't be quitting I probably would let him go, sooner or later, when I found so
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by zaat 5y ago
Last week one of my employees quit. He got himself a job well over what I could afford paying. He was really not sure if he should go and was feeling very uncomfortable since we were so good with him and invested in him so much, which is al
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by zaat 5y ago
If someone is sloppy and not willing to change he should be shown the door, but not because he caused outage but because he is sloppy. People who operate systems under fear tend to do stupid things like covering up innocent actions (deletin
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by zaat 5y ago
If you'd think about it, it isn't very useful to find a person who is responsible. Suppose someone cause outage or harm, due to neglect or even bad intentions, either the system will be setup in a way that the person couldn't
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by zaat 5y ago
So I was at my parents house some time ago and my mom's computer is for some reason set allow installing software from the Microsoft store only. Nobody knows how that was set, my mom's computer usage is characterized by randomly c
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by zaat 5y ago
Well, it is very common in situations like this to have 2 to 4 assistants, and I can't believe without them it would be possible to avoid hard conflicts and even violence on regular basis.
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by zaat 5y ago
answers.microsoft.com accepted answers are mostly accepted by the poor foreign support rep after OP have left disappointed. It is somewhat similar in quality to yahoo answers. Microsoft should be ashamed this pile of useless bits is public.
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by zaat 5y ago
Just like site:msdn.microsoft.com, just more convenient and with worse results
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by zaat 5y ago
In my experience both Oracle and Microsoft documentation is usually good to excellent,I actually want google to search specifically on ms docs site most of the time. I do find AWS docs to be lengthy and incomprehensible. StackOverflow is mo
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by zaat 5y ago
As a fellow non bank expert, I feel like the problem with the article is more fundamental than that. Suppose JP does indeed buys stuff with and only with its reserves. Now JP starts new initiative under the slogan 'Buy the US', wi
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by zaat 5y ago
K8S based on distros like k3s or microk8s is a great and simple solution for manufacturing and managing edge devices, IoT solutions and similar products that are setup once on a single box that runs half a dozen or more things and are ship
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by zaat 5y ago
> The hand washing enthusiast says the best way to know if something’s clean is to take your time to look at it and feel it. You’ll know immediately if something’s dirty when you run your fingers along the surface. Sure, regardless of th
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by zaat 5y ago
Salman Rushdie is an example of a master writer who will eat this cake and still have it. He often states preety early in the book something like "this was Y, X's wife, who will later kill him in his sleep, in his room, with a bre
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by zaat 5y ago
transitive verb - To bargain shrewdly or unfairly with. Often used with down. https://www.wordnik.com/words/jew edited (I got the whole M Jackson backwards, removed it)
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by zaat 5y ago
Encryption today is pretty much requirement for any regulated businesses and required practice for any sane shop, with or without Kubernetes. The only difference is that those services are communicating within the cluster internal network
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by zaat 5y ago
But you can't write books on running Linux in production, or Apache, or Windows, or Oracle, or... since the book shelves are (not literally but metaphorically) too crowded for yet another one on the subject
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by zaat 5y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode
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by zaat 5y ago
I'm a partner in a pretty successful services company, our success is mainly built on the prevalence of the do nothing attitude in IT departments in contrast to our 'drop no request' attitude.
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by zaat 5y ago
Of course it did /does, and depending on how badly the registry corruption was, the whole system could be rendered unbootable.
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by zaat 5y ago
One recent example - for some reason I had to find a bunch of RPM packages for i386 arch from RHEL/CentOS 5 era. I'm not talking about the easy stuff that I could find on old mirrors or rpmfind, though even those would rarely sho

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