quantumcd

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by quantumcd 4y ago
It's been a while since I've used EKS, but I seem to recall it's primarily based on the maximum ENIs the instance type supports.
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by quantumcd 4y ago
They still do; it's goto/ though
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by quantumcd 5y ago
Not sure about Okta, but systems I've seen in the past (fraud detection etc) will quickly learn the pattern and not challenge you as often. It depends a lot on the data points the system uses to calculate risk as well as any configurab
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by quantumcd 5y ago
Same here. It's easy to forget the difference between a master LEGO builder and the average person just piecing together bricks though. Knowing what to build and when/how is a lot of the job too. I try and remind myself that we&#x
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by quantumcd 6y ago
I agree, but I seem to recall creating/editing records much easier than Route53... particularly with the console redesign.
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by quantumcd 6y ago
I think she was jailed for obstruction of justice / lying to investigators. She had to pay civil penalties for the actual loss avoided.
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by quantumcd 6y ago
A friend of mine said NTLM should be possible on Linux. Maybe check out https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/authen... I've never tried to use kebreros with containers though, so ym
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by quantumcd 7y ago
Not sure you can compare them as BigQuery is serverless/SaaS. Guess it is more of a question of if you want to run it yourself.
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by quantumcd 8y ago
Yeah, something I feel people (particularly who aren't in my normal tech-industry sphere) I hear discussing data privacy seem to think is that the data itself is being sold/shared with third parties. To be fair though, the concept
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by quantumcd 8y ago
Funny reading this about to get into a call with Rackspace trying to rationalize our accounting department not paying some huge invoices well past due... luckily they haven't turned anything off though. Can't say anything negative