res0nat0r

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by res0nat0r 2y ago
I think their point is the current GOP is behaving like they're members of a dictatorship in that they won't speak out or against their dear leader and allow him to easily break laws daily which they would have impeached Biden for
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by res0nat0r 2y ago
I highly recommend Musicbrainz Picard: https://picard.musicbrainz.org/ It will match against the Musicbrainz database and will acoustically ID your files, so the tags can be completely wrong and it can ID the song from it&#
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by res0nat0r 2y ago
I'm looking to switch to Visible here soon after being on Google Fi for many years. Just looks like a cheaper rebranded Verizon to me, and has all the features I would need for a cheap price. https://www.visible.com/
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by res0nat0r 2y ago
Good book. Have the hardcover on my bookshelf. Not a fan the cover art design though.
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by res0nat0r 2y ago
We just got emails yesterday about the EKS price increase. It's another reason we're trying to move the main app to the vendors SaaS because I don't have enough time and resources to be a fulltime k8s admin. The ecosystem mov
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by res0nat0r 2y ago
According to WaPo: > a probe that will look at least in part at whether the crew left the port knowing the vessel had serious systems problems, according to two U.S. officials familiar with the matter. https://www.washingtonpo
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by res0nat0r 2y ago
This verbiage is standard for almost all internet/service providers, it's language to allow them to display your content on their behalf.
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
Isn't this just lawyer speak for "we update our model a lot, and we've never signed off on saying we're going to support every previous release we've ever published, and may turn them off at any time, don't com
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
Your EC2 instance with instance-store storage when stopped can be launched on any other random host in the AZ when you power it back on. Since your rootdisk is an EBS volume attached across the network, so when you start your instance back
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
Frontline did a whole episode about this about four years ago. Sure the plastic container holding your strawberries has a recycling symbol on it with a number 3 in the middle, but there may be only one facility in the entire state or region
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
The major issue out of the box vs any deduping backup software is that S3 doesnt support any deduplication. If you move or rename a 15GB file you're going to have to completely upload it again and also store a second copy and pay for i
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
I believe just this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endpoint_security
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
Thats the entire point of the Apple ecosystem. They want to control the entire user experience end to end, and it is why many people like Apple products so much.
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
They're either going to keep getting their access cut, or sued into bankruptcy. You can't really piggyback off another companies service in violation of their TOS without things working out poorly for you IMO.
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
> Using tips as a substitute for paying a living wage needs to be eliminated everywhere, but I especially don't blame people for not realizing that a movie theater of all places is playing that game. Many bartenders and servers, esp
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
You can't book an event of any decent size in the USA without it being a required Ticketmaster venue, so unfortunately if you want to see any reasonably popular artist or a show at a big venue they are your only option.
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
I'm guessing that is the case. Condos next door that cost $210k before covid now in the exact same spot three years alter asking for $630k is probably making people ask questions about the market.
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
I think a lot of the reason why I don't use Gentoo anymore is because the time I have to waste when I have to compile Chrome from scratch and wait two hours vs. just installing a precompiled .deb archive. :)
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
Thanks! These look great.
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
I don't think it's really relevant to compare plain Postgres to Spanner, most folks have no need for something like this. It is made for folks who need to do millions of ACID type transactions a second/minute from all over th
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/05/insider/capitalized-black...
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
Another thing to consider is that many fully remote people don't want to live in the middle of nowhere or in a dead city with no services. I've been fully remote for 10+ years and still only live in large metro areas mostly becaus
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
What you need is an Ingress. You can just have one ELB front all of your services if you wish. https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/ingr...
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
This was always going to be the natural outcome. Each company knows that the IP they own is key, and why Netflix started making originals vs. having to constantly pay higher prices everytime Friends was set to be renewed. Now each service w
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
The Fifth Circuit really isn't credible currently as they just make up rules as they go along depending on if it fits the politics they like. This sums it up nicely: https://twitter.com/JamesSurowiecki/status/
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
Honestly, I think when it comes to the large companies I've worked for, they care more than anything else revolves around "support". 15+ years ago the my previous company was all Sun Microsystems based, owned millions of doll
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
I suspect this project is going to consist of a very loud minority of folks. I'm working for a very large company right now and they've been mandating us to move all of our TF code to Terraform Cloud for the last year, and I'
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
Chef has been dying for a long time and was beaten to death when the company was bought by some VC and everyone was fired a couple of years ago. I can understand why the service is going away as Chef and Puppet are not exactly gaining marke
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
I'm using NixOS again after installing it years ago and enjoying it, but I still have a real hard time understanding just how to somehow implement or use a flake, or create a useful new package with it that isn't in the nixpkgs re
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by res0nat0r 3y ago
I think correctly configuring nscd should prevent this, ie it should cache some of these name lookups for a period of time. As long as it is properly setup for LDAP to hook into it. https://linux.die.net/man/8/nscd

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