joombaga

This is timely. My partner and I have been watching the Saw movies, and we use the term "pigging" to mean "abducting" (as abductors wear pig masks in the series). Everytime someone is abducted we say they're "getting pigged".

Yeah that's definitely the way to go if there's already a helm chart. If it's just raw manifests I'd rather convert to HCL than build a helm chart to feed into TF, but that's just because I know TF better, most of my configuration is already there, so I'd prefer to keep abstraction boundaries small. But it's nice to have the options.

You can use YAML files with kubernetes_manifest resources if you like, though you'll probably run into issues that the bespoke resources (e.g. kubernetes_deployment) handle for you.

My old motherboard had 2 NICs, and was able to test Ethernet cables this way.

This doesn't work very well in Firefox on Android. Videos are rendered very small in the middle of the page.

"Joe Pera Talks With You" is good too. It was the most heartwarming show on TV, and was cancelled too soon. But it ends on a good note.

I'd like to pay less money and not get music. Just no ads. YouTube Red launched with Google Play Music, which I enjoyed. But that's gone now, and I'm paying for YouTube Music which I do not use.

You can still do target disk mode over usb-c. I used it when I switched from Intel to M1.

"AppData" is like $HOME/Library.

"ProgramData" is like /Library.

"Program Files" is like /Applications.

For RDS you can change the password after creating the DB, or use the SecretsManager integration. There are similar workarounds for other providers and resources. I use TF without storing secrets in the state file (providers: AWS, kubernetes, helm, onepassword, datadog, auth0, and more).

I wish they offered that much in the Air.

This is what happens to me with the history cleared and turned off.

Yes, though the color varies by release and build channel. The current GA release has B(lack)S(s)oD.

Kong is a pretty popular API management tool.

Magic Trackpad too. Just bought a new one and it came with a usb-c to lightning cable.

Perhaps "Chuka Ichiban!" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C5%ABka_Ichiban%21

It's Japanese, but takes place in China.

Are you talking about running systemd inside a container? Feels like an unnecessary layer.

Most of them have a receiver option too. Dexcom does. They're another cost though, and quite expensive for what they do (~$400 for the G7 receiver). They don't have Wi-Fi though, so they can't upload data (at least for Dexcom).

What do you use to load the stylesheet?

They're still around. I'm seeing them Thursday.

When you say "gaps", do you mean space between windows? I do that. Seeing a bit of the wallpaper is like seeing a bit of your desk between papers. Helps with mental context switching. Window borders probably serve the same function, but they've never worked as well for me.

You should probably still add a week to the estimate.

In what circumstance would USERPROFILE differ from HOMEDRIVE\HOMEPATH?

> 0.0.0.0/32 is still prohibited, of course.

Good. I won't have to change my hosts file.

Does the existing standard make the web more app-like?

Sometimes I have to type passwords into apps or websites that my password manager does not work, or on other devices like my TV or game consoles. There's a middle ground between your options that's perfect for these scenarios.

My password manager can generate passwords like

> DWOW!psap.rair2vim

It's split into 3-4 character groups, with numbers and symbols used to delimit each group. It's memorizable without (intentionally) using words, and fairly easy to type with a remote or controller.

They sell their own 1 TB and 250 GB expansion cards. I've been using the 1 TB as my Pop!_OS system drive.

There are 6 slots on the 16.

Oh man I have some bash case statements that fit this description. Could be improved, but it's tested with every commit on every PR and by George it really holds the room together.

I'm not a sports guy. Thought you meant "Matt Berry" at first.