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stackskipton

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    Comment #49125766

    Project Highrise doesn't have elevator simulation. Elevator is just portal that teleports the sim to proper floor.

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    Comment #49124238

    I hate these type of questions, they scream "YOUR HOLDING IT WRONG." My experience is if you have been racking up the tech debt and have some low hanging fruit, Claude is really go…

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    Comment #49073364

    It's not a good idea, I'd call it terrible in fact. We have MX Records, might as well use those. If not, use SRV records. Requiring mail server to involved in root of the domain is…

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    Comment #49073339

    As former Email Principal at major provider, sure, they run into blacklisting problems. However, most of time, it's not that providers are blacklisting because "Ha ha ha, screw the…

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    Comment #49062207

    You shouldn't. If you are small enough, use Docker Compose with Ansible. Once you get big enough, Kubernetes for 99% of companies, is next logical step.

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    Comment #49062190

    Sure, it's just another application technically. On more practical level, it's pretty much an OS.

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    Comment #49061698

    SRE here, when most people say "Server Management" they are talking the root of their problem. "I have this set of Applications and that need to run on this fleet of servers. How d…

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    Comment #49048018

    Seems like better setup would be you stage a release and upload but once it’s promoted, its immutable.

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    Comment #49036411

    In my experience, so many people these days do not have personal computer at home. Their personal computing is phone/tablet and if they game, it's done via a console. EDIT: My wife…

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    Comment #49035719

    I would assume they are company managed Macs so they could just order a remote wipe and then remove them from iCloud so they revert to their out of box setup.

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    Comment #49026399

    I think they did it in simulation with several. In any case, dogfighting is commonly done because it's great training but in most cases, you expect most Air to Air combat being fli…

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    Comment #49012037

    It's generally more expensive for them when it comes to things like power, water and internet. Boonies have very poor in each of those and building it up would take too long so thr…

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    Comment #49011766

    Stored Functions/Procedures tend to make database into monolith with API that everyone calls, with endless screaming when it gets too big and any schema change takes days to accomp…

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    Comment #48921657

    It's both sad and understandable. So many Applications would want to be running in the background for data collection reasons or just user responsiveness. While it could be a permi…

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    Comment #48898053

    You are allowed to record stuff happening in private spaces depending on the situation and state you are in. For example, you could photograph or record the dance floor in nightclu…

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    Comment #48895475

    They don't strike, they just respond really slowly, pretend they didn't see something or just take reports and barely solve anything. Since they are all unionized and replacing the…

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    Comment #48831552

    Yes and almost no one cares.

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    Comment #48826571

    >Yeah they say it's not for enterprise usage but ok whatever. For now, it's clear that they will likely begin restricting the subs or severely cut back their token allowance. I cou…

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    Comment #48808784

    >not the tax-evasion that Straw Manners and Ad Hominem attackers make appear to be. Depends on the state, in my former state, Virginia, it is tax evasion. This is not unique to Vir…

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    Comment #48789934

    Yes, most cellular carriers have wifi calling enabled. However, my in laws have some cellular device that provides a POTS jack they plug a phone into and it’s powered from the wall…

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    Comment #48779835

    Progress was slow until industrial farming was developed and more people could be freed from just trying to grow enough food to feed themselves. Capitalism was side effect as well.…

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    Comment #48769617

    Not anymore. It got moved to 85 because speed limit on interstates moved to 70.

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    Comment #48741086

    As SRE, Deployment, Replica Sets and Services are generally the easy part. The hard part which he noted: >Right now, it doesn’t support ConfigMaps, Secrets, pod resources, persiste…

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    Comment #48738803

    Sure, let's have that debate then. I think what frustrates many US citizens is immigration is clearly broken but for various political reasons, Congress won't touch it. It's clear …

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    Comment #48727867

    It's possible they are using kine: https://github.com/k3s-io/kine