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by zerotolerance 4y ago
Neat note at the bottom, “* There is a temporary IPv6 fee waiver for organizations in the 3X-Small service category. A 3X-Small organization may receive registry services for up to a /36 of total IPv6 space and remain in the 3X-Small s
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by zerotolerance 4y ago
It isn't a new company. Ownership changed in the case of an acquisition.
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by zerotolerance 4y ago
In other news, Nature would like you to return to work where you'll be so creative under the florescent lights in your super-cubicles and open floor plans.
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by zerotolerance 4y ago
What is the difference between interesting content and this bland marketing article?
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by zerotolerance 5y ago
Change your card to a prepaid debit card with a few bucks on it. Don't update.
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by zerotolerance 5y ago
Engineering a product without taking business context into account is not great engineering.
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by zerotolerance 5y ago
"...3 times that of a competent IT organization providing a similar service in house." A competent IT organization is a real stretch for most organizations.
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by zerotolerance 5y ago
Disposable != immutable
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by zerotolerance 5y ago
I think its a mistake to assume any broad set of users see decentralization as a feature. Decentralization and discovery are opposition forces. It is important to recognize that "discovery" is what people want. Businesses want to
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by zerotolerance 5y ago
My experience with “sales-driven” is sales people selling things that don’t exist, ill-defined, and delivery dates that are demand based. This leads to all corners cut, products that can only be sold once. In other words, sales-driven compa
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by zerotolerance 5y ago
Speaking as a near 20 year Java programmer, Java is criminally bloated at every level. The ecosystem has been covering for its shortcomings since y2k. That ecosystem is so thick and full of abstraction that no two devs from different framew
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
Oh please. If it weren't tech, then it'd be the ISPs, telcoms, etc. And don't forget the ridiculous platform power of the banking, financial, and payments industry. This would have gone down similarly on bare metal in a colo
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
They failed to present data that exceptions are made for other search engines.
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
Being a well-behaved crawler and using cookies the way a browser would is simple. Especially if they're crawling from a single IP address (as described).
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
What does KMS have to do with SSH key management?
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
The point of the article was to demonstrate that everyday consumer behavior is completely dependent on big tech. That these companies have become utilities. You're presuming that this was about privacy.
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
The point of the article was to demonstrate that everyday consumer behavior is completely dependent on big tech. Not that life without is somehow, "better."
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
It is only 1 degree of separation when your web browser opens an HTTP connection to an AWS server.
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
The point was even as far as she went to eliminate her direct interaction those services were transitive dependencies in almost every consumer interaction.
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
The desire to make production changes outside of version control and change management flows is not a complaint about containers. It isn't an Apple vs. PC debate. It is literally reading a question from that person on your team who mak
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
Verizon and US courts would disagree with you.
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
The primary value of OSS is marketing. Education is a distant second.
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
It isn't supposed to be an exciting language. It specifically not fancy. Great for teams. Forced style consistency. Clear expectations. Difficult to mis-read compared to most others. Terse, almost rude.
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
> 1. configure several distinct S3 resources: the bucket, the bucket policy, 'block public access' configurations >2. create security policies that allow access by authorized principals and denies everyone else >3. adjust
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
Having read their articles a few times, the issues that they were attributing to microservice architecture were really CI problems.
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by zerotolerance 6y ago
I have taken almost the opposite insight away from this whole ordeal. Automation is inelastic. Retooling is expensive and slow. It depends on lots of upstream suppliers having elastic production. Humans are on the opposite end of the spectr
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by zerotolerance 7y ago
The term is "loss leader." GKE provides the manager node, and cluster management so that we don't have to. And in exchange you sell more compute, storage, network, and app services. This is some ex-Oracle, "what can we d
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Write about work, not for work(medium.com)
1 points by zerotolerance 7y ago|0 comments
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A Long-Form Manifesto(long-form.com)
3 points by zerotolerance 7y ago|0 comments
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by zerotolerance 7y ago
I have a hard time reconciling the need for anti-virus software on a mac when the anti-virus software is so often the virus: https://www.komando.com/security-privacy/antivirus-program-s...

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