And no, Terraform is not an replacement for Ansible and vice versa. Those two are designed for different purposes. I actually used them together in some projects.
Yeah, that’s the problem. Every time infrastructure management came up, a certain coworker would always bring up Ansible. It eventually got kind of annoying.
If we ever meet an advanced alien society, I really want to see what solutions they came up with for:
Because those two areas seem like there will never be a “perfect” solution.
And to anyone that says “an alien society might be so different that they don’t have those things”, I think if you’ve invented computers then at some point you will want some way to configure them, and some way to interact with programs running on them.
If they navigate programs entirely by sound or some shit, that’d still be interesting to see.
Watch it turn out that most advanced alien societies just use the terminal.
Yeah, in contrast the value proposition for Terraform was immediately obvious. “Oh, you mean I don’t have to manually set up Kubernetes clusters and shit every time we want to deploy to a new region? Fucking sign me up!”
I decided I wanted nothing to do with Ansible when I was half an hour into reading the website and I still didn’t have a fucking clue what it is or exactly what it does.
To this day, I couldn’t really tell you. It seems to be basically a framework for automatically SSH’ing into machines and running shell scripts on them which doesn’t sound robust in the slightest. It’s like they took thirty years of sysadmins’ discarded spit-and-duck-tape solutions and bundled them into a “framework”.
I dunno how the fuck you’re supposed to manage cloud infrastructure at scale with that.
I always had decent experiences with OnTrac shipping through NewEgg (though I don’t buy from them anymore), packages would arrive 1-2 days earlier than expected and would be in perfect condition. But then I got on Reddit and saw people constantly shitting on them and didn’t understand it.
They are:
The investigation led to felony convictions for seven individuals, all former eBay employees or contractors, and the ringleader was sentenced to 57 months in federal prison.
Actually it’s pretty much exactly the main play area of a football field, minus 5 yards on either side, or 10 yards on one side(acre in red, association football field in blue): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File%3AAcre_superimposed_over_football_fields.svg
The unit apparently represents the approximate area of land that one person with a team of oxen could plow in a single day.
No no no you’ve got it all wrong:
The Nazis are supposed to be a feature of the platform.
In the five years of owning this phone, I have never once pressed that button on purpose. I press it on accident at least once a week.
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Hey, at least it was diet. You wouldn’t wanna do that with the full-sugar stuff
The TTSS works out efficiently in a hot, dry climate. […] researchers also note that reliance on a continuous supply of large quantities of water is an issue that needs to be addressed.
These two things don’t really add up.
I suppose you could feed it with saltwater if you’re on the coast, but there’s a reason why you don’t pump that stuff around unless you really have to.
It’s 2023 and I still see signup forms that are like “must have at least one of each: number, lowercase letter, uppercase character, special character (but not , . " & / + < > {} [] )”
That, plus no single sign-on (privacy issues aside) and login flow design so bad that password managers don’t know what the fuck is going on, and it’s no wonder password security is still a huge issue.
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Between the massive privacy issues and cars getting bricked by automatic OTA updates, I currently see zero reason whatsoever to buy a car made after ~2015.
I just recently upgraded to a 2013 Rav4 and it has all the tech I could ever want. I’m gonna keep it as long as I can.
Hey, ping matters when you’re trying to buy a domain before someone snipes it from you
the website formerly known as Twitter.
Every time a journalist refuses to acknowledge the idiotic name change is another little hit of dopamine.
The company’s website quotes a storage density of 3.5 kWh/kg and a storage system taking up 3 cubic meters beving able to store 100,000 kWh: https://www.photoncycle.com/technology
I tried to find the patent but it sounds like the application process isn’t complete yet.
These are the kind of claims you hear from a startup seeking its next round of funding. I’d take it with a huge grain of salt.
I was excited for the Framework 17 but the GPU in the addon module they’re offering at launch is rather pathetic, especially for the price. Maybe one day there’ll be other options but it’s really not compelling as a performance laptop.