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willejs
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Comment #48830791
Looks like it has a few shellcheck issues, and no set -euo pipefail? ;)
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Comment #45318242
Neither do i, i drop it often, throw it about and its fine. Everyone goes mad and is surprised, but whats the point if buying a nice phone then covering it in a case.
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Comment #45120910
Do people not start asking questions like, over what medium? Is there direct ip connectivity or nat/a firewall in between? How longs the link? How big is the file? I would try and …
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Comment #44955813
This is a great read, but unfortunately does not surprise me really, it was bound to happen given how people blindly add apps with wide permissions and githubs permissions model. I…
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Comment #44728968
Hugops to the people working on this for the last 31+ hours. Running incidents of this significance is hard, draining and requires a lot of effort, this going on for so long must b…
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Comment #44659038
Running software in an airgapped environment is difficult, but the hardest thing is the install, packaging and shipping updates. I have used https://zarf.dev/ to do this for a gove…
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Comment #44579758
If you carry on reading, its quite obvious they misconfigured a service and routed production traffic to that instead of the correct service, and the system used to do that was bui…
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Comment #44428923
Yeah, the secret sauce of the dd libs was/is addictive for sure! I think its perhaps better now you can just use oTel for custom traces and oTel contrib libs for auto instrumentati…
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Comment #44428755
I have run ELK, Grafana + Prom, Grafana + Thanos/Coretex, New relic and all of the more traditional products for monitoring/observability. More recently in the last few years, I ha…
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Comment #43909862
Can this keep popping up, interrupt you, and have the most annoying voice ever added please?
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Comment #40499592
One thing that always surprises me, is that people havn't made more of a fuss about docker for mac. By default on install it shares the whole hard disk (unless thats changed), mean…
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Comment #38649371
The kubernetes provider, and kubectl works, but its not the nicest way of making changes. Its slow, quite clunky, and its not particularly intuitive. If your just getting started, …
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Comment #38524841
Rotating out nodes during an upgrade is slow and potentially disruptive, however your systems should be built to handle this, and this is a good way of forcing it.
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Comment #37940072
Deploy both and see which patterns you prefer, and what fits into your organisation better. I have used both, but find Argo can be unnecessarily complex, and focuses solely as git …
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Comment #35866729
It is mainly per host $15 or $23 PCM with the first 5-10 containers free then $0.002 per hour (~$1.5 PCM) per container. The insight and stats you get are quite granular and valuab…
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Comment #35866677
Datadog is a pretty amazing product, and if you are careful and use it in the right way, it is very powerful, and cheaper than rolling your own LGTM Grafana stack (or similar). If …
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Comment #35711077
It's free to watch down the boozer mate.
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Comment #35326196
I used to get my github status updates in slack via an RSS feed, and just searched for the feed again, but its gone? Is there an alternative for this?
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Comment #31254848
+1 this would be good. Some sort of method to import a CV would make the platform instantly valuable. I like it, i just need to be pulled in!
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Comment #31254804
Pricenomics (great book too) did an article in 2014 worth a read and seemingly there is a previous HN thread too https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8086288
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Comment #31152954
Expensify are doing this to a certain extent and have written about it before https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23291779 There have been a lot discussions about this on HN over …
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Comment #31097635
There is a great story about an old man who lived in Hackney, East London who dug a series of tunnels under his house and surrounding houses. He was finally found out when other pe…
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Comment #30258538
You can also put authentication in front of cloudflare argo tunnels, so you can securely expose internally hosted applications to the internet. A zero trust or BeyondCorp model is …
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Comment #29079161
I can't agree with this more. Vegetarian ones taste pretty much the same as cheap meat ones. In the UK there used to be Linda McCartney frankfurters, Holland and Barret now sell th…