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emanlin
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Comment #28445565
Yes, simply add the key gcloud generates as normal using ssh-add ~/.ssh/google_compute_engine
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Comment #28129589
The author is capable of identifying their emotional state and adjusting their behavior accordingly.
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Comment #28107186
Unit testing.
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Comment #28078846
Because we don’t know if you’re immune. We do know vaccines help even for those who have contracted the virus. Therefore, it’s necessary for you to get vaccinated.
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Comment #28078570
It’s normal that most people prioritize the social responsibility to prevent the spread of a deadly virus.
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Comment #28070279
Printers and scanners have refused to process imagines containing certain patterns of stars for decades and it seems to have worked out OK.
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Comment #28027706
I recently tried to help someone onboard into a cloud project that requires git tunneling due to security policies. While they had experience with their IDE of choice and git, they…
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Comment #27946152
Caution is warranted on the you can have it if you can pay for it route. An enterprising teenager may earn money in undesirable ways. I’m a parent and I’m thinking I’ll handle this…
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Comment #27923498
It’s already mandated if you’re a government employee, which millions of people are.
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Comment #27911119
Kubernetes removes the complexity of keeping a process (service) available. There’s a lot to unpack in that sentence, which is to say there’s a lot of complexity it removes. Agree …
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Comment #27901416
The boy who called wolf is an old children’s story for a reason. What alternative behavior do you suggest?
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Comment #27840164
Gear is fashion in this situation, complete with the yearly refresh to avoid looking unfashionable.
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Comment #27832609
Could be the early stages of a Theranos play.
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Comment #27810836
And also GitHub, Gitlab, Auth0, OKTA, login.gov, Atlasssian, Kubernetes, Hashicorp, etc… OIDC seems to be the de-facto standard today.
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Comment #27802091
$100/month pay surprised me as being way too low.
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Comment #27784249
The only time average people wire money is when they close on a mortgage.
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Comment #27754028
None of those things are particularly American, or even western.
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Comment #27740488
Modern istio provides a lot of value to a single application. mTLS security, telemetry, circuit breaking, canary deployments, and better external authentication and authorization. …
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Comment #27619330
They didn’t get in trouble for bundling IE. The got in trouble for legal and technical restrictions on using alternatives to IE. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Micr…
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Comment #27609461
Just ask. A good client thinks of you as a trusted business partner and will want you to be fully informed. Maybe you can help them make or save even more.
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Comment #27575741
Forgive my ignorance but isn’t that Slackware?
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Comment #27516840
If they did the same tracking but to other phones instead of access points would that cross a line?
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Comment #27419449
What’s the difference between “constant time” and “constant time amortized?”
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Comment #27419317
It’s really just you. Or it’s just you. Either way, it’s you.
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Comment #27411093
Agree, in many orgs if you don’t do design work upfront you risk getting killed when your project is successful enough to draw attention. The written design defends against, “this …