Apocalypse_666

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   by Apocalypse_666 10mo ago

   https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1646771/ Turns out, scientifically, it hasn't
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   by Apocalypse_666 1y ago

   I suggest looking into a phenomenon called "unequal exchange". Turns out that officially ending colonialism and actually ending it are two very different things. Your programming skills aren't just paid more because they are
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   by Apocalypse_666 4y ago

   Arrival
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   by Apocalypse_666 7y ago

   I’d buy fair trade drugs if I could
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   by Apocalypse_666 7y ago

   Very much agree, but never managed to reach this point. One reason is that the amount of hardware needed for this is pretty prohibitive. Second is that configuring a new cluster (last time I did it) was so much work, and I never managed to
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   by Apocalypse_666 7y ago

   There's the rub: we don't actually need Kubernetes at all! Just a case of resume-driven development by a predecessor
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   by Apocalypse_666 7y ago

   I wrote a long reply to someone else’s question below that should answer your question :)
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   by Apocalypse_666 7y ago

   Infinitely happier, because if something goes wrong, you can usually figure out what it was, and fix it or even prevent it from happening again. Sure, the blue-green automatic deployment in k8s is cool, but a bit of clever Ansible scripting
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   by Apocalypse_666 7y ago

   I wrote this whole thing below as a reply to someone stating that I should just stop complaining and figure it out, but that comment has since been deleted. Figured sharing my frustration might be cathartic anyways :) If only I could!! That
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    by Apocalypse_666 7y ago

    After having just spend most of the day yesterday trying to nurse a failing Kubernetes cluster back to health (taking down all of our production websites in the process), I’ve come to completely loathe it. It felt more like practicing medic