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Really.

This looks like a pretty good hook-up. 1P has always been the standout (non-free) password manager, and Kolide was always on my radar as a good zero-trust device security offering.…

Matryoshka

> "We expect this change to affect a small number of users," the fruit cart wrote in an explanatory note covering its obligations under the DMA. "fruit cart" made me laugh, but oth…

What does this give me that I don't already get from KVM and virt-manager on Linux? Not getting it.

Right. Plus all the central Asian "*stans"

Yeah, it sucks just like democracy does... Pity we don't have anything better.

How about the ancient Chinese game of "go", next? Not convinced that can easily be solved at all.

Well. These people don't even know that a request to merge code to the trunk is called a "merge request" not a fucking "pull request"

Revolut

Most _US_ startups, you mean. Startups actually do exist outside of the US, believe it or not. And you may find that those are a lot less picky than US ones about the location of r…

Deconstruct and aim to solve a lesser subproblem first.

Play the ancient game of Go. Start online, then find a local club.

I think you'll find these are (mostly) oil _platforms_ not oil rigs. Source: http://www.theshippinglawblog.com/2018/08/what-is-difference...

This is HN. No-one reads the whole thing. Some don't even read the beginning!

mathematical intuition? positive numbers when multiplied together always equal numbers larger than either of the multiplicands... hardly a rigorous proof, I grant you, but surely t…

Indeed, that is exactly what I mean. There are some caveats though -- eventbridge doesn't give strict ordering or exactly-once delivery, so some work is needed to make idempotent c…

Having run k8s and Kafka in a previous job (I left before I got the sack) this article rings completely true. New shop: lambda and eventbridge = life is good.

Infinity times infinity equals a bigger infinity

If you _really_ want to know how a computer works. Check out Ben Eater's YouTube series on his 8-bit breadboard computer. As a CS grad, I found this a truly amazing eye-opener on h…

Gerkin/cucumber?

15 minutes?! You're doing it wrong -- try 3 minutes! :-)

I hope you didn't get paid for -10 days of work too!