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Hey VirusNewbie, thank you for your response! A few more questions if you don't mind.

Did you read the SRE handbook before applying?

How do you decide who gets alerts (or are devs never on call)?

Persona do not seem to be competent guardians of such a trove of private information.

https://vmfunc.re/blog/persona

I initially thought this was by David Beazley, the python/rust guy.

Linking to a screenshot posted on twitter is a terrible way to share code.

Unrelated to the article, and I can't seem to reply to the comment, but clicking on the archive.today link while I'm on holiday in Italy gives me a warning that it contains child pornography.

https://imgur.com/a/PXNY7vp

When managing large numbers of Dell rack mounted servers, a flea power drain is something you become very familiar with.

Growing up, people with the surname Campbell often got the nickname soup or soupy.

Perhaps Augury.

In case you haven't read it - https://folklore.org/Round_Rects_Are_Everywhere.html

Unless you have some information you're not sharing, this is a pretty horrible thing to say.

Coffeezilla is great but Bitfinex’ed [0] has been calling out tether for longer.

[0] https://twitter.com/Bitfinexed

That, or they are avoiding debt collectors by not being on the electoral register.

Worked for a company that Citrix acquired a few years ago. They seemed to have went all in on something called Kepner-Tregoe. I left shortly after my week long training course, which I didn't get much out of other than a stay in a nice hotel. As I was leaving they were downsizing and one of their techniques was to match 2 people together and say "We will be comparing your performance against each other for the next 6 weeks, after that, the worst performer will be fired". Pretty awful.

I had a Ship of Theseus moment after getting my laptop repaired by Apple. They pretty much had to replace everything except for the bottom case, so when I went to sign in with my apple id I got a message saying "we have sent a message to your other device". But there was no other device. Took over a month to resolve and I also kept getting the annoying pop up message asking me to check the ID.

Sounds the same as what Dell call a flea power drain.

Been a while since I read both books, but other than a vaguely similar shape, what makes the Affront clearly a juvenile version of the dwellers? I read the wiki you mentioned and there is a story suggesting an early version of contact rescued them from dweller hunts, but no mention of where this idea came from. I'm a huge fan and believe I have read everything Banks has written and do not recall the story.

Not a keystroke and I'm probably being captain obvious, but I use pythons execfile for this.

Whoops! Should have had my coffee before commenting. Cheers.

Nice, it even has the missing weeks in September 1752..

  $ wapm install zamfofex/greg@2020.10.10
  Package zamfofex/greg@2020.10.10 installed successfully!
  → Installed commands: greg
  $ cal 9 1752
     September 1752   
  Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa
         1  2 14 15 16
  17 18 19 20 21 22 23
  24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Second this, eons is also amazing.

But then you play someone using similar strategy and you meet the nash equilibrium.

A popular sentiment, r/poker has been inundated with people asking about where to play poker with friends.

https://old.reddit.com/r/poker/comments/fp2zll/where_to_play...

If you can forward the ssh port, yes.

Can I ask how you implemented such a queue?

The Spectrum version of R-Type was legendary. This book is well worth a read. Especially for the insights as to how badly young game devs were treated by some of the companies back in the day.

He seems to mostly play cash games in Asia. You will see him if you watch the triton streams sometimes. Not sure if he's in contention as an absolute top flight player any more with the use of solvers and GTO strategies.

Linus Loeliger (llinusllove) and Jonas Mols (OtB_RedBaron) are probably some of the best online players currently.

In that case you might enjoy this:

https://ludens.cl/paradise/turbine/turbine.html

Was posted here a while back. Fascinating guy.

Precisely why Red Hat are moving to CoreOS for openshift.

I have heard ham radio types complaining about the HF interference these devices generate.