Here’s another great one. You spell “Some Dems wanted more international meddling in the Middle East; and when the party didn’t put forth a plan to be world police they voted for the Russian agent just to fuck themselves” very oddly.
Here’s another great one. You spell “Some Dems wanted more international meddling in the Middle East; and when the party didn’t put forth a plan to be world police they voted for the Russian agent just to fuck themselves” very oddly.
I love how you launder “building an airtight case” into “find a way to delay”.
While Law and Order gets to cut to the trial 9 months later, we have to wait for the investigation and evidence collection and 23 different warring writs and motions to fight it out, all in real-time.
I presumed the draw of us-east-1 was its lower cost
At no time is pub-cloud cheaper than priv-cloud.
The draw is versatility, as change didn’t require spinning up hardware. No one knew how much the data costs would kill the budget, but now they do.
universal single point of failure.
If it’s not a region failure, it’s someone pushing untested slop into the devops pipeline and vaping a network config. So very fired.
I love the “git gud” response. Sacred cashcows?


No jack? I’m out. This is partially a preference but more I don’t want to be forced into the bt earpod purchase loop.
it feels like the setup menus are just a game of minesweeper
…and that turns it into a skills game vs a bad gamble.
And people who don’t wanna hire pros to manage their on-prem think they can maybe, just maybe, win that skill game.
And that’s how casinos that don’t launder their games of chance through clowd sign-ups also leverage dunning-kruger for profit.


This looks very nice.
Um, you know you’re supposed to keep dev tools in dev, right? Npm->commit->release payload without npm. Far fewer supply-chain exploits.


Still crutching on containers?
minimum spends
When you’re not on the car lot, the word is “budgets”.


… Carefully and with caution.


You don’t talk about Fight Club.
No, but you mix PPV and Fight Club and it’s the best reality show ever.


Choosing packages by popularity? Is that like choosing physiotherapy clinics by the font on the sign?


Comma splice akimbo.


Smart money re-diversifies into more stable markets.
This will help fulfill the bubble prophesy that much faster.


This isn’t about people choosing one bad voice chatter over another. This is people who can’t bother to use the best tool for the job.
(And web fora aren’t it)


From a security and os build perspective, they’re all absolutely horrific.


please see the changelog inside the app
Is the hope that, after updating and checking the changelog and deciding that updating is NOT for you because of some idiotic breaking-change, you just hop in the time machine and prevent yourself from updating ?


No need to look up how to do a clean install.
The suggestion you don’t know that enterprise OSes have been doing clean installs and removals of a product and all its dependencies for 25 years as a critical test before issuing said packages suggests you’re working around too many problems without solving them.
We did devops by pxe-based kickstart and then simple package updates before devops was even a word. It still does better than Ansible does now.
I really like the one Natalie Dormer has.
Barring that, Irish for sure. They don’t speak words so much as let them onto the wind to go play.