Please please read this from the archbishop of Chicago
www.archchicago.org/statement/-/...
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Please please read this from the archbishop of Chicago
www.archchicago.org/statement/-/...
Screenshot of Bluesky's careers page listing a "Sports Partnership Manager" role under "Growth"
lfg
"The chicken nugget problem" bsky.app/profile/mekk...
The recent days have been horrific. We can't become numb to repeated instances of illegal and unconstitutional action by government agencies. It's even worse when public officials are blatantly lying in ways that contradict dozens of pieces of video evidence.
A parking sign that reads: NO UNAUTHORIZED PARKING VIOLATORS WILL BE IMPOUNDED
Oh, phew. I was worried there for a second.
What could more pixels possibly add to those emotional arcs?
kinda hard to explain to Unix admins why "superfund" would be a bad thing
This is the lesson of 2025
Discovered today that "colorable" is a contranym -- it can take one of two opposite meanings, either "seemingly valid" or "intended to deceive".
Chrome is hiring for our Product Security team! These are the folks that support Chrome's growth by figuring out how to manage more bugs, in more areas, on more aggressive timelines, with less human toil.
www.google.com/about/career...
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In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court rules virtualization illegal. "The kernel executive may not be denied full access to hardware."
Kagan, writing for the Court's SREs: "What, we're using Docker now? What the fuck."
I guess this is the sad price you have to pay for putting your restaurant on the highway.
Seatbelts in a restaurant! Never thought I'd see the day.
go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/674835
Absolutely loved Mincemeat when we saw it on Broadway.
Ehh. My endorsement is more narrowly about Runza. Although: SAC museum is neat!
I only know about Runza but the conclusion seems inescapable.
Going to find out how long my stockpile of pens will last.
You can keep your galaxy brain edgelords. I'm proud to have a governor who can play literal 2D chess.
Also. The deep and rich meaning that "nuanced" carries there. Excellent.
Thank you for the peek behind the curtain! It's delightful to learn the real world and my headcanon had some overlap. :)
Ask not for whom the rat trap sings
It sings for thee
/dev/null is webscale.
"Call Me With Almost, But Unfortunately Not Total, Certainty"
in context: xcancel.com/mdriley25519...
The question there was why this was different from ElastiCache.
Matthew Riley @mdriley25519 • 8/20/21 It seems like MemoryDB is an acknowledgement of how many shops use Redis as a *database* and not a *cache* • AWS built a service with Redis APl and performance profile but with DB-class durability. And if you're selling durability you can't call it a "cache" Matthew Riley @mdriley25519 That said, easy to imagine AWS thought customers would see a starker difference here than they have. When you're AWS, the idea of putting data into something without strong durability is unthinkable. If you're a startup, it's called Tuesday. 6:50 PM • 8/20/21
Elsewhere, elsewhen
I am 1000% convinced AWS engineers launched MemoryDB (speaks Redis/Valkey but has a durability story) as a "mission of mercy".
