t3rabytes

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by t3rabytes 2y ago
Agency heads can be SES and can make more than GS-15, but the max is still far lower than private sector equivalent.
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Netflix sues Broadcom's VMware over US virtual machine patents(reuters.com)
21 points by t3rabytes 2y ago|2 comments
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by t3rabytes 2y ago
Right up there with New Relic writing a blog post about how you couldn't trust Sumo Logic (and should move to NR) after they got bought by Francisco Partners, only to be bought by Francisco Partners themselves.
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by t3rabytes 2y ago
It was available for 6 years (2011-2017), that's hardly a failure relative to other Apple products that have only made it through 2 cycles (the most recently iPhone Mini sub-family that lasted 2 years).
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by t3rabytes 2y ago
Bezos isn't the CEO, and hasn't been since 2021.
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by t3rabytes 2y ago
It seemed like the initial Direct File rollout was limited to states that didn't have a state-level income tax, or directly cooperated with the IRS. Are they forcing all states to play ball, or will Direct File not cover state tax subm
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by t3rabytes 2y ago
Essentially. Take the Visa credit card lines for example -- Visa Infinite cards have a higher transaction fee than a Visa Signature card, and the high-end travel cards will be of the Infinite variety (Chase Sapphire Reserve).
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
It works (and is the best option bar-none) until the big few lobby the state to outright ban municipal ISPs as happened in my state (NC). So frustrating.
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
This isn't true -- all Aldi locations accept SNAP EBT. https://www.aldi.us/about-us/snap-ebt-payment/
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
AWS has a UI for resources in the cluster but it relies on the IAM role you're using in the console to have configured perms in the cluster, and our AWS SSO setup prevents that from working properly (this isn't usually the case fo
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
Yep, I'd say >half of the teams with K8s services have adopted KEDA, but we've got some HPA stragglers for sure.
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
HPA is useful until your maxReplicas count is set too low and you're already tapped out.
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
My current company is split... maybe 75/25 (at this point) between Kubernetes and a bespoke, Ansible-driven deployment system that manually runs Docker containers on nodes in an AWS ASG and will take care of deregistering/reregist
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
They might not still have the game source and/or knowledge on how to recompile the game. There are lots of technical reasons that it might be entirely unworkable to do that even if they wanted to. (disclosure: work in video games at
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
More info in a directive from 1/14/24, https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/directives/ed-24-01-mitigat... : > CISA has observed widespread and active exploitation of vulnerabilities in Ivanti Connect Secu
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
Tesla's insurance product wasn't/isn't available in my state (NC), so I can't speak too much to it.
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
My own experience with having our (now-lease-returned) Model 3 backs up collision repairs being more expensive. I live a major metro that has a single repair shop certified to work on Tesla vehicles. They have a multi-month wait, and they c
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
I brought this up in another thread, but the floor level is a couple inches lower in the A320 series so the plane feels larger because you (both figuratively and literally) have more headroom, which I personally greatly enjoy.
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
One very tiny thing (well, big) that I love about the A320 family compared to the 737 family is that the load floor on the 32x is a couple inches lower which increases headspace (both real and perceived) making it feel like a less cramped p
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
Maybe I'm not trying to read books in the target market that my local library is trying to serve with what it has available on Libby, but I probably have a 5% success rate with books I'm trying to read actually being available on
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
Reverse engineered the API that iMessage uses and made an app for Android making use of them (while charging a fee for it). There's more to it than that (what got them smacked originally was using fake device credentials for attestatio
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
> because they wanted to promote using Apple Pay This is because Apple (and Google, in the case of Google Pay) take a small small cut for each of those NFC transactions (somewhere like 15 basis points iirc, charged to the issuing card n
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
For me it’s about where I’m spending my time (YouTube), not so much the pure cost to make the content itself (Netflix, etc.). I spend far more time watching YouTube than anything else, background and foreground, which makes the $15 or whate
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
it's also kinda weird for "tiny Asian nation" to be applied to Nepal with a population of 30m. Compare that to... Bhutan with 700k.
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
I gotta be honest, I'm not sure what was expected? They spent $2b building this thing, it's brand new tech, it didn't host many shows last quarter (it was open for 1? full month of the quarter). I still think The Sphere is su
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
Same PDX outage has been affecting Workday's WD5 dc, too.
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
I find "logs off" as a euphemism for passed away to be quite poor, even in the context of someone who contributed to to the computer industry writ large.
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Tuned Mass Dampers(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by t3rabytes 3y ago|0 comments
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
The bottom of the blog post has the eligibility requirements list/things-the-pilot-will-support: Income reporting -W-2 wage income -Social Security and railroad retirement income -Unemployment compensation -Interest of $1,500 or less C
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by t3rabytes 3y ago
I think there are some rules around hiring for public cos in the US too -- even if you they like you over coffee, they've still got to post the position and interview other candidates too (that's been my experience semi-recently a

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