$ whoami
ubuntu
$ whereami
In a Docker container. Inside a Kubernetes cluster. Running in a VM. On top of a Hypervisor. In someone else's datacenter.
$ howdidigethere
No. Fucking. Clue.
Snapshot 24w33a is the first snapshot for 1.21.2 and oh boy is it a big one with Bundle news, Redstone Experiments, Minecart Improvements and record number of bug fixes! Check out all the details here! #minecraftemployee https://t.co/v3QVLZ06zN
Do your app container images depend on publicly available images?
Do you have a backup plan if the public registry or the image you depend on go down / get nuked / deleted?
#Containers
@LulaOficial@LulaOficial se continuar a não reconhecer a falta de democracia na Venezuela, terá sérios problemas para as eleições, tanto as deste anos, como principalmente para reeleição. Eu mesmo irei fazer campanha contra.
"After careful consideration, we have made the decision to close new customer access to AWS Cloud9, effective July 25, 2024."
Cloud-baded (browser-based) IDEs are not the future IMO.
Remote environments connected from a real IDE are, IMO.
https://t.co/uzniXw6Y64
@LulaOficial É muito lamentável suas entrevistas sobre a Venezuela. Dizer que está convencido é terrível. Eu sim, estou convencido que estou decepcionado com sua decisão de não reconhecer a ditadura do Maduro. Pra quem defende tanto a democracia, é uma decepção.
I would have expected that #CrowdStrike was dogfooding their own product in their employees computers. That should've been the first pool of PCs in a canary deployment to test an update.
Better question:
Would you depend on a library/plugin that leverages hacks in the JDK to generate boilerplate code on a regular basis, and may be incompatible with new JDKs and slow down onboarding new team member, or would you generate boilerplate code once and for all?
What would make you, a #Java developer, to give #Azure a try and "wow" you enough to get you to advocate up your management chain to evaluate Azure for serious workloads?