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May 3, 2024

OH:"Wählen gehen ist ein wenig so wie ein Zahnarzt Besuch. Unangenehm aber muss sein. Wenn man es nicht tut, wird es sehr schnell braun und tut weh."
#noafd #europawahl #europawahl2024

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Chris "Not So" Short 🇺🇦 @hachyderm.io@ChrisShort

May 3, 2024

My name is Chris and no one bought me LEGO as a kid. This Super Mario LEGO gear is really cool and I have no shame in playing with it. #LEGO #Nintendo #SuperMario

The bookshelf in my office is a holder of things that make me happy.

And an entire shelf dedicated to LEGO Super Mario including:

- Bowser’s Gunship
- Piranha Plant with Rose in its mouth
- Multiple mystery bags of Super Mario LEGO characters
- Mario’s House & Yoshi
- Pink and Yellow Yoshis

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simplyblock @mastodon.social@simplyblock

May 3, 2024

Are you running #PostgreSQL in #Kubernetes yet? @vyruss talks about PostgreSQL loving fast disks. The faster the better!

Let us know in the comments how you solve those issues right now?

In this episode of our Cloud Commute podcast we talk to Jimmy about his new book "PostgreSQL Mistakes and How to Avoid Them" (discount link in the links below), as well as PostgreSQL in and around the cloud.

Find the Cloud Commute podcast on your favorite 🎙️ platform or youtube.

https://www.simplyblock.io/cloud-commute-podcast/episode/2c0e1cf7/postgresql-mistakes-and-how-to-avoid-them-jimmy-angelakos

Cloud Commute | simplyblock.io

Cloud Commute is your weekly 20 minute podcast, talking with guests about all things cloud, storage, security, Kubernetes, and others.

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Markus Eisele @mastodon.online@myfear

May 3, 2024

Replace Calendar with LocalDate in Java programs https://www.infoworld.com/article/3715403/replace-calendar-with-localdate-in-java-programs.html
#Java

Replace Calendar with LocalDate in Java programs

Java's Calendar class had its day, but the newer LocalDate class does much more. Here are seven ways to use LocalDate in your Java programs.

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Chris "Not So" Short 🇺🇦 @hachyderm.io@ChrisShort

May 3, 2024

Suggested Read: Organizations patch CISA KEV list bugs 3.5 times faster than others researchers find https://therecord.media/kev-list-vulnerabilities-patched-significantly-faster #devopsish

Organizations patch CISA KEV list bugs 3.5 times faster than others, researchers find

Researchers at Bitsight asked whether organizations remediate software and hardware vulnerabilities faster if they're on the federal government's list. The resulting data added up to a resounding "yes."

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Rory McCune @infosec.exchange@raesene

May 3, 2024

There's a new vacancy just opened up in Datadog's security advocacy team, for an advocate focused on Application Security. The role's remote friendly in the US. So if you're interested in helping improve Appsec, give it a look!

https://careers.datadoghq.com/detail/5730829/?gh_jid=5730829

Security Advocate - Application Security | Datadog Careers

We're building a platform that engineers love to use. Join us, and help usher in the future.

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Jorge Castro @hachyderm.io@jorge

May 3, 2024

@tulpa @adamw Nah I don't believe that, this is what distros are supposed to do.

The value proposition is that they provide the basest of base images so that admins can customize their installs.

We get complaints about our images being bloated all the time, you wouldn't want the Fedora base images to come that way.

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Adriana Villela @hachyderm.io@adrianamvillela

May 3, 2024

I've written about the #OTelOperator before. In my latest post in this series, I address some basic aspects of the #OpenTelemetry Operator that you may not have even known about, in the form of a Q&A. Check it out! 👇
https://buff.ly/4bkiG5Q

And for more of my other OTel Operator content, check out my reading list on Medium: https://buff.ly/3UHLJe5