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by saranagati 5y ago
Amazon didn’t just buy these addresses, an AWS service was just assigned them due to some future known growth. Amazon bought the rights to use all of the 3/8 network years ago and is just now allocating some additional subnets of that
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by saranagati 5y ago
The thing is that these animated shows were doing something that just wasn’t allowed in tv shows at the time but they got away with it because they were cartoons and not real people. At the same time that made it all even more taboo becaus
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by saranagati 6y ago
AWS does have something similar to SRE’s though, at least in terms of skill sets. AWS has system development engineers (sysdevs) and systems engineers. When we made the role of SysDev we specifically chose not to call it SRE because we di
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by saranagati 10y ago
Very few people at these companies would have any idea about the vulnerabilities and even less would know where the reports came from. Big tech companies realize that they employee a lot of people and heavily restrict who can know about th
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by saranagati 10y ago
Is that really that much different than hard drives? No hard drive manufacturer uses the same standards to determine how much space there will actually be on the disk. You can get hard drives that spin at many different RPMs. You can get
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by saranagati 10y ago
on top of that, apple is much more of a device company than the others. this means that they will have a lot more people on the technical staff that aren't developers and those other positions may have a larger candidate pool of black
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by saranagati 10y ago
the ironic thing is that tidbits like this are a great way to teach young kids about science. instead we just had to hear about how video games made you stupid and ruin our cartridges by blowing into them or snapping them into place.
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by saranagati 11y ago
yeah that's a very valid point. shareholders (and potential) of a publicly traded company should be aware of concerns like this and I retract my points about whether people should be judging on this (though I doubt most people comment
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by saranagati 11y ago
yes they are. which is the improperly managed company that dealt with them as a single thing?
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by saranagati 11y ago
1. I agree however there hasn't been any analysis done on the situation of these claims. for example how long after this lady returned was she put on a PIP? what were the terms of her PIP, as in what did she need to improve? did an in
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by saranagati 11y ago
what are you talking about? reporting to a new manager is far from a minor cost, especially when it's a manager you never reported to to begin with. since everyone else is making random unfounded statements, her going on maternity lea
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by saranagati 11y ago
what if she wasn't doing great before she went on the first maternity leave and was in fact doing poorly?
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by saranagati 11y ago
but she did return to her existing job, it's just that it was now working with another team. would it be fair for the people who had been working for the interim manager to now have to switch managers again? that is going to affect t
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by saranagati 11y ago
this whole nyt article has turned into a fucking witch hunt. what exactly is amazon NOT doing to address these issues? why should it be any business of yours on how they address the issues since you aren't involved (proverbial you, m
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by saranagati 11y ago
valid points but to be fair this thread is referring to google not amazon.
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by saranagati 11y ago
how did this become a topic of sustainability? it was banned due to health concerns.
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by saranagati 11y ago
the point still stands. if we were to invest in cures then someone making a weapon would be a moot point because their weapon wouldnt do anything.
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by saranagati 11y ago
if someone makes an extremely deadly virus, id much rather we have spent the money investing in a cure than trying to track down who made it.
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by saranagati 11y ago
I think you're missing fapjacks point. its not that you're not letting a few people in that are just as capable, its that you're not finding all of the top talent possible. looking around my organization I would say of the
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by saranagati 12y ago
and this is the state of the world. you talk about how the white house is curtailing the issue of problematic staff by mentioning how that an online petition is not the correct place for that and everyone responds to you about petitions.
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by saranagati 12y ago
there's a lot of talk here about teacher/school standardization but I dont see any talk of what that standardization is, only whos at fault. students dont do poorly in school because the information to learn isnt there or even be
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by saranagati 12y ago
im really not one for conspiracy theories but this one just seems so obvious. * sony gets hacked. * a few news articles about it. * cia torture facilities get leaked and admitted. * news coverage all over about it. * US federal government d
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by saranagati 12y ago
this is a very narrow minded view. microsoft began creating plugins for utilities that did not follow web standards such as activex that would integrate the browser with the operating system. on top of them being horribly flawed with secu
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by saranagati 12y ago
havent looked too much into it but I dont see why it couldnt. use s3 website, event notification to notify a user accessed a file (web page) and generates a new custom file in your bucket. generated file has some sort of preshared known i
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by saranagati 12y ago
appears to be a different bug. nothing as big as heartbleed though from what I can tell.
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by saranagati 12y ago
I wrote something for that (and more events than just shows) years ago. didnt have the time to populate it myself while it was in its infancy though so it never took off. looking back, I probably should have focused on a small number of e
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by saranagati 14y ago
I just signed up and am pretty dismayed by the "thanks" email I got. I honestly wish I didn't take the time to sign up for this ------------------- Thanks so much for your application! We will thoroughly review it and if your application i
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by saranagati 14y ago
Would be nice if the site offered a valid SSL certificate. Maybe they should bid on a better sysadmin?
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by saranagati 14y ago
how dare you bring biology into a gender debate. it was well established decades ago that a billion year old evolutionary trait is no longer relavent.
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by saranagati 14y ago
similarly, I'm 6'2" and almost all my male friends have been taller than me since early high school. This correlation has given me the first impression that any male under 6 feet is not a person.

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