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I Made Gandalf's Staff With a Face Melting Flashlight

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  • Pocketses!

    What has its got in its pocketses?

    • Its been an interesting morning

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  • We have on prem and do all our upgrades by burn the OS and move the data, with the exception of the hypervisor OS (which has a pretty resilient bulk self upgrade built in, and we have a burn-the-OS plan documented for if they do crash). Even system file corruption of a random pet server? New VM and reattach the data disk. Need high availability? Throw F5 or HAProxy at the problem (assuming L7 protocol support).

    Both cloud and on prem can work equally when done right. The most important part is to understand that both have different types of cost (human, machine, developer) and to make the right choice based your/your customer's needs and any applicable laws or regulations about data locality. And yeah, sometimes one will be better for someone and not someone else.

    Seven figures of cloud engineering can't solve stupid, but neither can seven figures of datacenter. This isn't some Sith/Jedi concept where you have hard definitions of dark and light or good and evil - though sometimes both will see each other as the enemy, and they are in a way competitors.

    • A very determined squirrel spotted at my mother's house

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  • And if you like that, there's several escalating parts!

    • Intel vPro/AMT Security Considerations

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  • Thank ye much.

    If it runs on a pi I can probably make a small VM for it without over angering the VMware HA capacity alarm.

    • Intel vPro/AMT Security Considerations

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  • What software do you use to access the AMT machines?

    • How RedPlanetLabs reduced the cost of building Twitter at Twitter-scale by 100x

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  • First catch is probably the LoC used to make that engine they're talking about they wrote it in. You can set up an entire rudimentary webserver in Python in a dozen or so lines by starting off with import http.server. It won't be a good production ready HTTP server but it will serve HTTP

    • The recent criticism of Linus Tech Tips, explained

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    • Polymorph doesn’t say what?

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  • ""I acknowledge the rulebook has made a decision, but given that it is a stupid decision, I have elected to ignore it""
    --several people here probably

    • Well well well

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    • Well well well

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    • What's stopping WebAssembly from effectively replacing JavaScript?

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  • But other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?

    I'm amazed at how much you described in a single sentence there

    • I don't think I've ever seen a BBEG bard in a campaign before.

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  • Username terrifyingly checks out for bard....

    • How to Short-Circuit the Outrage Machine

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    • New acoustic attack steals data from keystrokes with 95% accuracy

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  • Can't remember if the one I saw was movie or TV but I want to say the plot device in question (from the instance I remembered) was a small acoustic bug under the caps lock key. At the time I thought that was too far fetched to be possible. We live in a world....

    • every paladin should have a holy brick

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  • I think I remember seeing this show up on the old dndmemes subreddit shortly after The Bucket Brigade got their brick

    • Google Tries to Defend Its Web Environment Integrity as Critics Slam It as Dangerous

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  • Couldn't agree more

    However, unlike bundling a browser by default, you'd need to get a lot of websites to agree to "be normal" and support multiple browsers properly.