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> When we have the next industry crash (.com crash) will these people stick around?

I feel like the people who jumped into boot camps to make a quick buck will move on to the next hot thing

I'd like to think that the people who are in the industry because they actually enjoy the challenges and problem solving will stick around

i fear that if they go public, the service will just turn into a cash grab

How does this differ from filepizza?

literally used this this weekend at motel6.

Thanks!

I didnt see anyone mention Verily, the company Google already bought to try and make a wearable device.

Did that whole company just flop so they decided to go out and buy FitBit?

whats their angle here? Gather data about customer's unhealthy eating habits and sell that to insurance companies? Show sports-related ads to people who eat healthier?

signal/telegram

Was also curious about this step. I assume they're not going to reveal the nitty gritty details for fear of botters coding around it, but I am curious as to how you can "make them use more CPU" while crawling a website

Just switched from googleFi to xinfinty. They offer unlimited for $50 for a single line.

I was a bit worried about leaving Fi since I had an upcoming trip to Europe since they offer the "built in roaming" but it really wasnt an issue

This is great. Upsetting to be locked into a comcast contract in the bay area, paying $145/mo for 220/10. I can only hope the fight continues

I really like how insomnia / postman let you collapse objects. It helps keep everything neat when poking around the data returned. I didnt see the ability to do this with postwoman

for the dev, can you add a feature to skip to the end of the sponsored segment

Thoughts eh?

Haven't totally automated my entire job but a small portion of what I do is configuring a fresh aws account some core services (SMTP, NTP, LDAP etc etc) and the associated VPC configurations before handing it off to the devs.

Wrote a pretty simple python script that takes some inputs, cidr range, account name, jira ticket etc, and sets up all the terraform, ansible groupvars, ssh key generation, secret storing and a few version control check-ins. Reduced the footprint from a few hours to literally less than one minute.

Very well put, and I love your use of "dunking"

Old.reddit.com still works until they decide to remove it

Reminds me of that startup that recently got knocked off the web by digital oceans automated system.

Scary to think that for us average Joes, our accounts can be nuked with no recourse unless you have a large Twitter following to get someone important to notice

OOOOOOO i misread their documentation, thank you!

Moneys still green after all

(Or whatever color RMB is associated with)

"accidentally" deployed........to everyone

ah yes, happens all the time

Would privacy.com or a similar service be helpful in situations like this

Dam. Wish I had noticed! Been on the hunt for a 70-300

Maybe the cards are being loaded with illicitly acquired funds

No because there's still the vast majority that doesn't know services like this exist and will still cough up their actual card number to watch Netflix/HBO/whatever because "it's convenient"

Sucks they charge to use the python library

Too many MBAs in management who've been told they're world changers because of where their degree is from.

Smells like another desperate attempt to drum up users by adding something their core die-hard userbase neither wants nor asked for

Currently using a Dell r710 I got from a recycler for $75 as a freenas box

It's not THAT loud and serves my needs pretty well. Came with a single 2.1gHz xenon and has room for a second

Pretty simple to set up. Just install the software, navigate to the webpage, and tell it what directories to look in for your media