stopped agents entrenched in the USA from renting out VMs and dedicated servers to tunnel attacks through locally.
The same policies probably acted as a much better IDS too, stopped payloads in their tracks as they brushed up against the small print getting routed to/dev/null
I just sit back and watch you as they come after you. The snowflake resolution is a self curing problem.
It's already happening, I get pulled up a lot for using gendered words like 'systems guy' by idiot millennials because I describe the world as I experience it rather than how it isn't.
$100kpa (USD), Node/React developer, fully Remote, standard 40 hour week, flexible with working hours as long as there's some cross over with JST 9-5.
The problem is probably more down to the fact javascript developer arent real developers as the loation, pay and working conditions seem reasonable to me? ðY
If you have never had the joy of working with a person who responds to any disagreement with them as a personal and unwarranted attack, you are very lucky indeed.
If someone responds to disagreement as if it's a personal and unwarranted attack, then the problem is with them and they are the one that needs to learn to accommodate, not the rest of the world.
Dare I say that those asterisks are enough to trigger some folks?
Yeah but the right way to help people like that is with psychiatric care and the offer of work in a more caring environment, like a charity shop. Not to remove asterisks from keyboards.
Interestingly, I see a bit more room for generalists in Agile and DevOps shops. Even if hiring practices still havenâ(TM)t caught up.
The 'devops' role is almost by definition a generalist. The best people that typically fill it are good enough to be developers in their own right, great enough to be systems administrators, good at QA, databases and a host of related disciplines. It's almost the inevitable by-product of experienced system administrators who know code and wrote code to get rid of repetitive tasks, at scale.
Specialising is often necessary due to hiring and experience constraints.
You can't be immediately good at everything but the project needs code, databases, networking and infrastructure.
Sure you can get code off the ground by a beginner who's taken a Udemy course and managed to get something up and working on Heroku and Mongo cloud, but what do you do when the platform grows, you need to move to AWS or/then physical infrastructure to reduce costs and scale.
You want the same guy to learn AWS security policies or hire in for it?
AWS costs have spiralled. You've now moved to the datacenter, you've got some dedicated infrastructure provided to you in a VLAN via a switch the datacenter manages. You expect the same developer to know the ins and outs of the operating system, kernel tuning, scaling the service horizontally and the database too?
Now you've leveled up. You own racks, you're running redundant BGP services for peering, you're managing your own switches with their own VLANs, you've got keepalived rewriting MAC addresses to reroute packets between machines.
Same guy for complete company life cycle? Or can we hire specialists?
Agile is a project management paradigm. Devops is a software *delivery* paradigm. Lean IT is an accounting paradigm.
Agile is usually in contrast to a waterfall model. Agile has quick iterations where things can change whilst waterfall has one large iteration which hopefully ends with a delivered product.
Devops is the application of development tools to managing operations. This then paved the way for things like continuous integration, automated testing and deployments, cloud infrastructure, infrastructure as code, continuous delivery etc etc i.e. operations driven by code.
Lean IT is the is the elimination of waste.
You can implement devops practices with both Agile and waterfall. Devops doesn't rely on Agile's iterative premise of essentially not knowing what you're building until it's built. If you're doing waterfall and youve come up with all the requirements before hand, written Z notation or whatever to define behaviour, front loaded the work to complete all the test plans before the code is written, why not run CI to do automated testing and deployment as the code is written?
If Lean It is the elimination of waste, why does a devops environment have to be lean? Why can't I over provision cloud or physical infrastructure and just have it sit idly by doing nothing whilst running perfect, by the book, Agile project management and Devops takes place? What does the elimination of waste have to do with Agile or waterfall style project management? Neither Agile or Devops has the goal of eliminating waste, they have goals of delivering working code.
It could be said that Agile has a goal of not writing code that doesn't need to be written but the reality of that is when doing iterative sprints often because of the model, not knowing exactly what the customer wants for instance, you're going to end up rewriting code upon discovery that your assumptions were wrong. That's waste.
All three run together beautifully and there's plenty of cross over but to say they are the same or even have the same goals is naive.
historically, stupid white males controlling the button haven't blown us up yet with a 100% success rate, so what is your assumption based on, gut or fact?
between my bluetooth headphones running out of battery and having to own 3 extra dongles, which i often forget, including a splitter so i can charge my iphone whilst listening to music, i quantifiably listen to less music now that apple has done this.
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is their a Udemy on learning to have fun?
stopped agents entrenched in the USA from renting out VMs and dedicated servers to tunnel attacks through locally.
The same policies probably acted as a much better IDS too, stopped payloads in their tracks as they brushed up against the small print getting routed to /dev/null
It's already happening, I get pulled up a lot for using gendered words like 'systems guy' by idiot millennials because I describe the world as I experience it rather than how it isn't.
$100kpa (USD), Node/React developer, fully Remote, standard 40 hour week, flexible with working hours as long as there's some cross over with JST 9-5.
The problem is probably more down to the fact javascript developer arent real developers as the loation, pay and working conditions seem reasonable to me? ðY
If someone responds to disagreement as if it's a personal and unwarranted attack, then the problem is with them and they are the one that needs to learn to accommodate, not the rest of the world.
Yeah but the right way to help people like that is with psychiatric care and the offer of work in a more caring environment, like a charity shop. Not to remove asterisks from keyboards.
I have a hard enough time finding developers that catch and log exceptions, let understand anything outside of their IDE
The 'devops' role is almost by definition a generalist. The best people that typically fill it are good enough to be developers in their own right, great enough to be systems administrators, good at QA, databases and a host of related disciplines. It's almost the inevitable by-product of experienced system administrators who know code and wrote code to get rid of repetitive tasks, at scale.
Yes and no.
Specialising is often necessary due to hiring and experience constraints.
You can't be immediately good at everything but the project needs code, databases, networking and infrastructure.
Sure you can get code off the ground by a beginner who's taken a Udemy course and managed to get something up and working on Heroku and Mongo cloud, but what do you do when the platform grows, you need to move to AWS or/then physical infrastructure to reduce costs and scale.
You want the same guy to learn AWS security policies or hire in for it?
AWS costs have spiralled. You've now moved to the datacenter, you've got some dedicated infrastructure provided to you in a VLAN via a switch the datacenter manages. You expect the same developer to know the ins and outs of the operating system, kernel tuning, scaling the service horizontally and the database too?
Now you've leveled up. You own racks, you're running redundant BGP services for peering, you're managing your own switches with their own VLANs, you've got keepalived rewriting MAC addresses to reroute packets between machines.
Same guy for complete company life cycle? Or can we hire specialists?
Agile is a project management paradigm.
Devops is a software *delivery* paradigm.
Lean IT is an accounting paradigm.
Agile is usually in contrast to a waterfall model. Agile has quick iterations where things can change whilst waterfall has one large iteration which hopefully ends with a delivered product.
Devops is the application of development tools to managing operations. This then paved the way for things like continuous integration, automated testing and deployments, cloud infrastructure, infrastructure as code, continuous delivery etc etc i.e. operations driven by code.
Lean IT is the is the elimination of waste.
You can implement devops practices with both Agile and waterfall. Devops doesn't rely on Agile's iterative premise of essentially not knowing what you're building until it's built. If you're doing waterfall and youve come up with all the requirements before hand, written Z notation or whatever to define behaviour, front loaded the work to complete all the test plans before the code is written, why not run CI to do automated testing and deployment as the code is written?
If Lean It is the elimination of waste, why does a devops environment have to be lean? Why can't I over provision cloud or physical infrastructure and just have it sit idly by doing nothing whilst running perfect, by the book, Agile project management and Devops takes place? What does the elimination of waste have to do with Agile or waterfall style project management? Neither Agile or Devops has the goal of eliminating waste, they have goals of delivering working code.
It could be said that Agile has a goal of not writing code that doesn't need to be written but the reality of that is when doing iterative sprints often because of the model, not knowing exactly what the customer wants for instance, you're going to end up rewriting code upon discovery that your assumptions were wrong. That's waste.
All three run together beautifully and there's plenty of cross over but to say they are the same or even have the same goals is naive.
from tfa..
Well, two of them are ..
i'm hoping you're a fantastic troll, because the alternative is you actually have to live with yourself.
How much risk are you taking by trading your hours for a fixed income.
Marx' argument falls apart when you realise not all employees are paid out of their own surplus value.
Seems Bitcoin is now about moving control away from Governments and towards private corporations.
Is this the capitalism of money itself?!
did google learn nothing from yahoo?
historically, stupid white males controlling the button haven't blown us up yet with a 100% success rate, so what is your assumption based on, gut or fact?
i moved from evernote to simplenote as there wasnt a way in evernote to default to non-formated
copypasta from terminals would always lead to something horrific
simplenote IS the best thing ever and i love it
go to www.brand.com and do the thing
im at brand.com and its not working
no you have to be at www.brand.com
ive typed that in but im at brand.com
no, you need the www at the front, brand.com is a different site to www.brand.com
my favourite thing is accidentally sliding my finger off the delete key and muting my laptop speaker
did that this morning, again, during a conference call and spent 5 minutes wondering if the line had dropped because i couldnt hear anything
will resubscribe if/when they roll back this change
they actually didnt
if you look at the data all the people eating low carb are massively at risk from dying earlier, in comparison, regardless of diet
This will never fly, it's probably pre-emptive in case someone else thinks its a good idea or for their war chest.
Just like the touch bar itself, no one else gives it positive feedback either ...
ive been hiring and in charge of development for the last 4 years and even with seasoned professionals i constantly see
* no logging
* over optimising unncessarily
your developer wont be good until theyve worked with you for a year
belkin make one
https://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-...
i use this plus a dongle but i think they do a version that is lightning split with an audio jack too now
its a fucking pain in the ass.
between my bluetooth headphones running out of battery and having to own 3 extra dongles, which i often forget, including a splitter so i can charge my iphone whilst listening to music, i quantifiably listen to less music now that apple has done this.