skullone

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by skullone 5d ago
Serious weather? Ehhh...
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by skullone 7d ago
Tolerance of intolerance, what a world
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by skullone 8d ago
We should allow kids to roam more. But their specific example of a couple letting their 5 year old go to the pond a couple blocks away without supervision is borderline. My spidey senses go off much more when water or pools are involved.
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by skullone 8d ago
This spying is even more prevelant in Korean cars, too. Really sad, because they can be a decent enough product (no worse than any other cheap car) but they are very anti consumer and burning their reputation.
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by skullone 9d ago
I turned off my ad blocker to check (Firefox mobile) and got zero ads. Hm
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by skullone 19d ago
Ugh. certifi the most annoying thing ever. It snuck into numerous python dependencies, never made anything better, and confuses all the junior devs when their venvs/containers etc can't access internal CA signed resources. Probabl
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by skullone 20d ago
Django and Wagtail are among the silent heros of "getting stuff done". Appreciate your releases!
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by skullone 21d ago
Ohhhh, it was about 25 years ago. They've been doing their weekend show for nearly 50 years apparently :p
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by skullone 21d ago
I remember when a group of friends went to see Rocky Horror at Clinton Street theater here in Portland, not having any idea what we were getting ourselves into. What a memory. Rest in peace Tim Curry
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by skullone 22d ago
Did similar, but went 12x16, trenched power and cat6, did rockwool insulation, did pine tongue and groove paneling and an Alaskan white cedar porch. When we sold the house, I'm pretty sure the shed is what sealed the deal, people had
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by skullone 23d ago
syslog isn't an observability system, you're right. It's just a transport. It doesn't really care what it transports either, delimeted, positional, structured - it'll transport it all. It'll do it durably, accu
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by skullone 23d ago
As someone whose built megabyte to petabyte scale system of records, "yah but" to nits is annoying. You've solved it all yourself in your thought exercise though. Saying "the world has moved on", eh, not in any sens
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by skullone 23d ago
Yes, go observe a broad array of sites - for someone who says theyre a (non)practicing attorney, you know in environments where logs and audit are considered evidence, to such a degree that they must be reliably transported and immunutable,
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by skullone 23d ago
If you are doing massive log streams with mixed priority/durability, use named queues if you have different priority and retry and durability needs. You keep bringing up edge cases, but they've already been considered and solution
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by skullone 23d ago
"Beginner tutorial", I'm sorry for not taking your point seriously, but I can't take it seriously. TCP for syslog (and RELP) have been around a long time (late 90s for syslog over TCP, 2006 for RELP). rsyslog and syslog-
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by skullone 23d ago
You can use TCP and other mechanisms for guaranteed delivery. Like, almost all LIDR logging across the planet uses TCP syslog, which is durable and attestable to in courts.
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by skullone 23d ago
And the number of k8s envs that log stdout through them into.... more rsyslog, it's truly everywhere. Plus all the sidecar containers deployed that shuffle app logs, lots of syslog there, its so lightweight and simple and reliable. I w
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by skullone 23d ago
I disagree. I work in a large environment, and rsyslog is where 90% of data goes to first. It can keep up with millions of messages per second, route them to higher order services for indexing (bigquery, splunk, elastic etc etc). Has rules
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by skullone 27d ago
Good?
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by skullone 27d ago
Are you joking?
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by skullone 27d ago
Spam bot
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by skullone 1mo ago
This is going to leave a mark for centuries, history books are going to look back on this period in the US in complete dismay and horror for what this country continues to do. As an American, and from my point of view, this is a headline
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by skullone 1mo ago
Tread on us harder!
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by skullone 1mo ago
What's it like running JVM inside serverless? Python gets interesting enough when it pauses waiting for another call sometimes, the JVM seems like it'd introduce its own interesting things :o
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by skullone 1mo ago
Eeeesh. Mozilla, wake up to build and signing processes from 20 years ago, please. Don't embarrass yourselves like this.
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by skullone 1mo ago
People allegedly broadcasting fake SSIDs on a plane to do credential harvesting on a plane shouldn't be prosecuted? Ok...
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by skullone 1mo ago
Add the flock CEOs license plate to the system, lets see how he likes it
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by skullone 1mo ago
unlike AI, i've actually used databricks and experienced their crap product
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by skullone 1mo ago
lol, head of ethics at OpenAI? what a spurious role, I wish I could get in on the grift
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by skullone 1mo ago
Yawn. Databricks and their half baked overly expensive platform.

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