mmazurki

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by mmazurki 11mo ago
Seeing a lot of Nutanix especially for VDI/Citrix heavy workloads or typical 3-tier applications. HP VME is also becoming a thing as an almost drop-in and VERY cost effective alternative to VMWare. In telco Openstack is still king AFAI
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Are professional communities memberships still relevant?
2 points by mmazurki 4y ago|0 comments
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by mmazurki 4y ago
Very common be it as a new employee or contractor.
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by mmazurki 5y ago
Heal your wounds & find your true self by Lise Bourbeau Being Geek by Michael Loop Very good at putting into words my introspection efforts and try to devise action plans for both personal and professional growth.
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by mmazurki 5y ago
I partially agree. https://gdpr-info.eu/art-3-gdpr/ 3-1: if you're EU citizen in the US using only a US service then GDPR does not apply it falls under US data protection however if that US service is using an EU
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by mmazurki 5y ago
IANAL Customers don't have to be in EU for GDPR to apply, it applies everywhere as long as the data subject is an EU citizen. You're probably already not compliant unless you can 100% guarantee that none of your users in the US ar
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by mmazurki 5y ago
I've been using Dashlane for a few years and I'm very happy with the service.
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by mmazurki 5y ago
I find that coding tests are a huge red flag. I usually stop any conversation as soon as I know it will be required even for freelance side jobs. As hiring manager I do not disagree with basic tests for junior roles but for senior roles it