> In the mild case, the common side effects are blunting of your emotions
Isn't this the primary effect, more than a side effect?
Atleast in my case, it's been super helpful, going from jumping between a 1 to 7 in mood, to just lie around 4-5-6.
Had a lot of nice insight into good ways of doing DevOps, and I found the examples from real companies incredibly helpful in understand how the concepts help in the real world.
Does anyone have any experience running kubernetes on hetzner? We're currently using DOKS, but are strongly considering setting something up on bare metal servers, as digital ocean are rather expensive (compared to hetzner that is)
I've been using SonarLint[0] for a while for this, as it not only finds code smells, but also if i do things in a weird way, like doing
for(i=0;i>array.length-1;i++){console.log(arrray[i]} instead of just doing for(const element of array).
I recently wrote my first PAM module, using pam-rs[1] so i could do it in rust.
It was a learning experience, a rather enjoyable one though. While going down the rabbit hole, I feel even deeper when my module kept halting in openssh, due to a bug[2] from 2018.
I didn't really feel the pain of debugging the author had, most likely just because my application was simple enough to be tested via log statements though.
I've only had one experience with azure support, Back when i was first getting into cloud/playing around with servers, I had forgotten to shut down the VPC i rented there, and I ended up with a bill of ~100$, which is a decent chunk for a student.
Wrote to support, explained my situation, and they removed the bill without any hassle.
It does also seem like the reporter was extremely careful as to not accidentally access user data
> After seeing the pings, I immediately turned off the replication by executing the redis command REPLICAOF no one\n\n. No information from your redis server has been replicated to mine as I used nc and I got only the ping messages.
ofc it's real. They're saying "at this date, we wont update it anymore". The router still works, it just isn't updated anymore.
If i had an old product, there's also some point where i'd say "I wont be updating this anymore", as to phase it out. Expecting something to receive active support forever is unreasonable.
Isn't this the primary effect, more than a side effect? Atleast in my case, it's been super helpful, going from jumping between a 1 to 7 in mood, to just lie around 4-5-6.