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timmahoney

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    Comment #48094962

    KeyMe Locksmiths | IT Support, Linux / MacOS / Windows | Remote | key.me Fully automated self-service key duplicating kiosks can be found in over 7,000+ locations across the countr…

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    Comment #40584527

    I've been using a Raspberry Pi to serve as a kubernetes master, with a few Intel NUCs to run as the workers, and I've loved it. The whole setup is small and cheap to run; I install…

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    Comment #36070777

    I have no ego about my code. As long as you're not being a "jerk" about it, I'm all for any opportunity to improve it. Constructive criticism is always welcome.

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    Comment #34489772

    DevOps lead here; technically we have 2 week sprints, but we use kanban and basically add support tickets for each item that the team needs to work on during the sprint. This means…

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    Comment #32940642

    Interesting linkedin post from a colleague I used to work with.

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    Comment #32928319

    I put together a silent pc earlier this year and I'll never go back. I had a Dell "new" XPS with 16 cores and 32GB on it, and the fan for the laptop itself runs 80% of the time, an…

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    Comment #32764536

    Not to mention, the work you perform while in that rested, ready state is of better quality than it would be otherwise.

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    Comment #32347475

    I was working at Capital One a while back, and like most larger companies, they have a referral bonus and an internal recruitment website where you can refer candidates. They also …

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    Comment #31200531

    In kubernetes I run external secrets, which is nice. I store The secrets in key value or file format in AWS Secrets Manager, which gets synchronized to the cluster into a secret. F…

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    Comment #31127761

    I can't agree with this more. I find it extremely difficult to find something I want to watch, because I simply can't find out how to look at their entire library.

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    Comment #30926322

    I’ve been buying mp3 albums from Amazon recently, which has been great because I can load them into my local MPD daemon for playback. I have a pandora account, which admittedly is …

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    Comment #18891202

    I have a 24” x 18” whiteboard that has a Kanban layout on it. Smaller postit notes let me put a lot of things up and I follow the simple “Todo, In Progress, Done” column model. It’…

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    Comment #16969299

    Capital One | New York, NY | FULL TIME | ONSITE Check out open roles here: http://rolp.co/BDseb Or contact me directly, timothy.mahoney@capitalone.com We've got open Positions for …

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    Comment #15603125

    Capital One | New York, NY | FULL TIME | ONSITE Check out open roles here: http://rolp.co/BDseb Or contact me directly, timothy.mahoney@capitalone.com Open Positions: - DevOps Engi…

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    Comment #15385584

    Capital One | New York, NY | FULL TIME | ONSITE Check out open roles here: http://rolp.co/BDseb Or contact me directly, timothy.mahoney@capitalone.com Open Positions: - DevOps Engi…

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    Comment #8134860

    I'm currently working on a whole bunch of Ansible stuff, and I'm loving it. I definitely agree with the author that the docs for beginners are excellent. No experience with Salt as…

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