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by count 1mo ago
Spouses of folks on many kinds of visa are allowed to be here, but aren't allowed to work.
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by count 6mo ago
Protip: select the items in the canvas you want in your SS and 'copy to clipboard as PNG' instead of a screen shot and you can get transparent PNGs of diagrams or of detailed subsets of a larger diagram easily.
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by count 6mo ago
we have an excalidraw MCP for claude, it can easily do both :) (Excalidraw is basically just fancy SVG)
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by count 6mo ago
Excalidraw has a 1 click 'sloppiness' change. We do drafts and ideation in 'full sloppy' mode, to indicate to the reader that this is not fully thought through, or a final documented decision. Once we've gotten th
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by count 8mo ago
Nah, they're still actively selling/implementing the backing service/tech for other orgs.
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by count 9mo ago
How do you sanitize hardware between workloads?
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by count 10mo ago
My clients (extremely large) AWS based infrastructure experienced no downtime this year. So, if it's based on some random person's clients, it's not clearly better at all. I don't use cloud flare for anything, so no comm
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by count 11mo ago
I have some reaallllly bad news for you on that front.
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by count 11mo ago
Same capability is now just a storage class in S3.
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by count 1y ago
Having more money than free time but still wanting a thing to get done. Lots of folks pay good money for hobbies (video games, golf fees, bicycle purchases, etc.).
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by count 1y ago
“Everything but a phone” is a tiny tiny percentage of the devices used to consume content on YouTube. It’s not just mobile first, it’s basically only mobile…
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by count 1y ago
There’s lots of those too.
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by count 1y ago
Multiple large scale SAP S4/HANA workloads wasting electrons…
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by count 1y ago
TAMs are super hit and miss. We’ve had great ones (hi Nick!) and not so great ones. ($7-10M/mo customer AWS spend, support is a complicated sliding scale % of that, gogo ES!). Non-ES at smaller customers has been universally useless, e
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by count 1y ago
The service teams don’t talk to each other…
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by count 1y ago
Call it bad luck, but I’ve never had a fully successful restore. Drives eat tapes, drives are damaged and write bad data, robot arms die or malfunction. Tapes have NEVER worked for me. SANs and remote disk though, rock solid. That said, I
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by count 1y ago
You know, it is possible that other folks feel the same way, and that can be taken into consideration. The meeting we hold is scheduled at the very end of the work day. It's a fun way to decompress and chat about stuff with the team
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by count 1y ago
This is how group conversations happen in person at an office too. I think it's fine, and everybody has reported feeling more connected / less isolated during our periodic polls since we started doing it.
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by count 1y ago
We schedule a 2x a week 15-30 minute no-project-talk socialization meeting for our fully distributed team. It helps a LOT. We also have dedicated rambling channels in slack, active much of the day.
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by count 1y ago
Shortening “Norfolk Southern” to “Norfolk” makes this confusing to read. Norfolk is a city (and former HQ of Norfolk Southern). “Union” isn’t shortened the same… Also, railroads are already monopoly, it’s not like anyone can lay down new tr
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by count 1y ago
Yeah, I was using Novell DirXML to do XSLT processing of inbound/outbound data in 2000 ( https://support.novell.com/techcenter/articles/ana20000701.h... ) for directory services stuff. It was full XML body (al
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by count 1y ago
Disable anti-tracking features and ad blocks, it turns out cookies and temp storage for ad tracking are how IDPs track your choice to trust the device too.
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by count 2y ago
That’s not what the talk is about - it’s using dbms query error logs to spot attackers. Stuff like “table doesn’t exist” or “invalid syntax” on your production database can be extremely high signal indications that something is wrong, poten
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by count 2y ago
Zane Lackey (with Dan Kaminsky) gave a talk that discussed doing literally that sort of things, back in 2013. Zane went on to found Signal Sciences (acquired by Fastly), doing this sort of stuff in the 'WAF' space. https:/&
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by count 2y ago
It’s regulatory capture for large well resourced companies - keeps the smaller players off the field and unable to scale.
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by count 2y ago
That's uh, not running out of power in the middle of the write. That's having extra special backup power to finish the write. If your battery dies mid cache-write-out, you're still screwed.
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by count 2y ago
The ITAR licensing around their export from the United States and the conditions under which they may be (including flowing down the restrictions clauses) don't expire, generally.
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by count 2y ago
Even HN and Reddit were like that Back In The Day...
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by count 2y ago
Thanks, I keep hoping someone comes up with some magic :) Is the intent to run this in-vpc? And how do you differentiate from AWS Storage Gateway?
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by count 2y ago
I don't see any other question about it, so maybe I just missed the obvious answer, but how do you handle POSIX ACLs? If the data is stored as an object in S3, but exposed via filesystem, where are you keeping (if at all?) the filesys

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