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tha0x5
6y ago
Spend a few minutes scrolling through her Twitter feed: https://twitter.com/EricaJoy/status/1307109690917224449 https://twitter.com/EricaJoy/status/1306403761603051521 https://
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tha0x5
6y ago
"ChatOps" almost invariably means Slack. That's why GitLab is divesting in that space. Look at what happened HipChat, Stride, etc.
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tha0x5
6y ago
Kerberos (sssd-ad) backed authentication for SSH is really the best. You no longer have to deal with SSH keys whatsoever and all the management that goes with them: When users get their access revoked on AD, they get their SSH access revo
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tha0x5
6y ago
>Interested in disussion or pedantic corrections? Not necessarily, no. >So, the same thing I referenced from my dictionary lookup: that literally was used for emphasis while not being literally true. You still don't get it, and y
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tha0x5
6y ago
>Literally doesn't mean what you think it means. It's also a figure of speach. From the dictionary: Wrong, and you're the one confused here: https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/misuse-of-lite
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tha0x5
6y ago
This is something I'd expect from a smaller company full of all those "full stack engineers". The Matrix.org hack comes to mind.
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6y ago
>The original claim was a casual "people don't care". Not a mathematical formalism for "absolutely nobody cares at all about this not even enough to wanna vote in on HN". Eh, I disagree. They stated "literal
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tha0x5
6y ago
>Google "zfs memory requirements" and pick one. That's not documentation, and the posts agree with me, counter to your original claim. > Go argue with them, not with me. The top result is a Stack Overflow answer, perhap
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tha0x5
6y ago
That's why you have process in place with standards. You should be able to know nothing but still fail safely.
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tha0x5
6y ago
>Top of hacker news is a pretty low bar. Not really, it means people do care , which is opposite of the original claim. >Do you really think that significant purchasing decisions are going to be influenced by this? That’s not a snark
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tha0x5
6y ago
If that was true then it wouldn't be news, nor at the top of HackerNews.
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tha0x5
6y ago
Even if there are no direct consequences, surely it's bad PR which may make someone choose GCP over Azure, or GitHub over AZ DevOps, etc.
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6y ago
I still don't understand how things like this can happen at companies of that size. There are so many great tools (that MS can buy) and procedures (that they could have implemented decades ago) to prevent this garbage from happening in
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tha0x5
6y ago
This same illogic is used for people who want to defend looking at child porn: "The person abusing the child is not on trial in this instance, this one person (who did not harm or victimize anyone) is." More people have died in Me
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6y ago
>BIT-Coin is not a replacement for credit card so it's like comparing apples to oranges. Except it's being used almost exactly like credit cards, so it is an apples to apples comparison. >Think of it more like cash. If you g
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tha0x5
6y ago
>People whose existences are deeply politicized (and they do indeed exist) are not often excited to have political conversations with people who say things like "'existence is political' thing is just a bullshit phrase.&qu