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   ThomSPARC IIIi (thomholwerda@exquisite.social)'s status on Monday, 28-Oct-2024 17:18:23 JST ThomSPARC IIIi

   I'm just so very, very tired of how personal the GNOME drama always feels. It's always about the people, not the product.

   It's just tiring, y'all. Nobody's forcing you to use GNOME. KDE is right there. Be free of your frustrations. This is the open source world - alternatives abound. Just fucking switch and stop being whiny-ass bitches.

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   Aaron (harpaa01@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 06-Oct-2024 12:47:20 JST Aaron

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   @juuh42dias Amy and I used to be in the same department at GitHub and she's awesome!

   We had a great discussion once about incident response.I described the anxiety I felt being on call. She suggested that when I join a call, I think of myself as a subject matter expert coming on to help out, and that my job was to help evaluate what systems are having issues and translate that to what it means for my product.

   It really transformed how I approach it and I have a lot less stress when I'm paged.

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   Tim W (admin (and human)) (tim@union.place)'s status on Thursday, 12-Oct-2023 07:09:57 JST Tim W (admin (and human))

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   @szbalint what's funny is that (years ago) even hardware load balancers like F5's products didn't actually do these things correctly natively and you had to go in and optimize them yourself. When that was literally the intended value-add of the specialized product.

   It's amazing to me how bad the tech industry is at some of these things.

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   cliff (cliff@leaninto.it)'s status on Tuesday, 27-Jun-2023 06:39:21 JST cliff

   It's 2010. I'm writing my own database for a monitoring product.

   It's 2014. My monitoring company is acquiring a smaller company that wrote their own database for a monitoring product.

   It's 2023. I'm watching a monitoring company present about how they wrote their own database.

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   M. Hamzah Khan (mhamzahkhan@intahnet.co.uk)'s status on Wednesday, 16-Nov-2022 10:26:14 JST M. Hamzah Khan

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   @silverwizard I don't want to make it sound like it's not a stable product.

   It definitely is. I've used it in a number of larger companies I've worked at. But for a homelab environment, in my experience, it's not something that can just be setup and left to run in the background. It needs a lot of caressing (and monitoring) ?