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you might think that in 2004, realnetworks would have had some process in place for standing up a production server, and maybe it did, but damned if my dev lead or anyone else on my team there knew what it was
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Moo Cowabunga posted:I still remember at my cjs school c.2000 where examinations were still being done in basic/dos because “some industries are hold outs and haven’t upgraded to win2k, and probably won’t”. Some exams were done in os/2. it was pretty much a low point in my life. Gazpacho fucked around with this message at 21:23 on Jun 27, 2022 |
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lol yeah, cs programs that developed under the influence of the business school (and therefore likely the influence of IBM) tend to be "special"
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Jun 27, 2022 21:54
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now you can serve your company's production from a single unmanaged instance in your personal AWS account and expense it until you quit
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rotor posted:are they worse than the CS departments run by people who refuse to acknowledge the fact that a CS degree is almost all vocational training?
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abigserve posted:I once saw someone serve a static website using Lambda functions and that sounds pretty ok (a series of S3 buckets with maybe some fancy routing) in reality it was lambda that was dynamically rendering all the html Gazpacho fucked around with this message at 01:30 on Jun 28, 2022 |
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wait wait you mean they were running chromium in lambda?
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Gentle Autist posted:if ec2 is so great why is there no ec3
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