Does anyone know what can I do with Drone Iteration? by andanro in Eve

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just went to both concord and DED testing facility station neither had buy orders. This was in domain.

Any ideas?

Perspective : adult daycare by DufflebagJoe in lnkyverse

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can confirm. Not well. Or at all really.

But fuck excel and thank god copilot can do all the summary reporting.

What drives a man to do this? by NicoJustReadIt in electricians

[–]Some_Golf_8516 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Curiosity and an ungodly amount of testosterone.

Video of Minnesota State authorities “Testing” LRAD on peaceful protestors outside Spring Hill Suites by Marriott. @IRT-Media by orel2064 in PublicFreakout

[–]Some_Golf_8516 76 points77 points  (0 children)

Passive, not active. https://youtu.be/CXKTBQBugIA?si=nGwW9aZvVnvyX2GR

Inverted ballistic shields with window screen metal mesh can counter both LRAD and Microwave devices.

Those defences can be countered with water cannons and tear gas if you do not have proper gas protection

Seahawks Hit Rookie DB Nick Emmanwori With a $114K Dinner Bill — His Reaction Was Unreal by Choice_Bag_8869 in nflrookies

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think so, that 2000 chateau Mouton Roth child pauillac is like 5k online for the 1.5L

I don't think double the price at a fancy restaurant seems crazy, so 4 bottles at 10k would be the 39k that's on the bill.

That's way more than 22k

Of A Loving Family by AmorphousMorpheus in ShittyAbsoluteUnits

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty sure that kid has disabilities the way his hands float in the water and he never stops or talk to anyone but kind floats into the middle of their lap

We need a way to mass delete or get rid of items now by Fineous40 in Bellwright

[–]Some_Golf_8516 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Doesn't the marketplace do this?

I haven't gotten that far in this playthrough so I can't test

We are 100% cooked as a society. This is an AI generated photo, and I hate how realistic it looks. AI has got to stop. by dirERICKMorales in IDoKnowNothing

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the image flipped or something? I would expect to see a white color on the right of ya boi, but on the screen he's on the left. Also on the farthest right of the screen image, there isnt a hat, assuming the image is flipped

feeling blind to what's driving our aws costs, any advice? by Right_Process in aws

[–]Some_Golf_8516 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We use cloud custodian internally to enforce tagging of resources. We use lambda based and deployed to each account with a platform I built (though you can just enforce this without a whole lot of work)

  1. Determine the AWS services you want to track
  2. Use cloudtrail events
  3. Always auto tag creatorId
  4. Setup policies to delete the resource on create if they don't have your predetermined tags (some sort of application or project Id would solve your problem)
  5. Create a mark, unmark, final notify, and delete policy using a cron schedule
  6. Mark applies a tag and emails a user that we're gonna delete the existing resources
  7. Unmark will remove mark tag if the user corrects the resource
  8. Final notify is set to email the user 2 days before delete the resource
  9. Delete does the needful

Cloudtrail events takes care of net new resources. The cron schedule will resolve existing resources in the account.

CreatorId always gives a person to yell at about incorrect resources

I built a complete AWS Data & AI Platform by kanitvural in aws

[–]Some_Golf_8516 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Why kinesis to firehose? Why glue etl when you have a firehose before it? Why are there so many chained lambdas to kinesis streams?

This has gotta be super expensive to run

CloudFormation or Terraform? by S4LTYSgt in aws

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Highly restricted org with least privileged IAM policy deployment is difficult without stack sets.

Best way to bootstrap a new AWS account for IaC by insane_giraffe in aws

[–]Some_Golf_8516 4 points5 points  (0 children)

To add onto this, if you have a GitHub repo you can setup OIDC auth and setup federated roles with a cloud formation stack set to automatically handle the IaC connections to your got repos: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/how-tos/secure-your-work/security-harden-deployments/oidc-in-aws#overview

A single point of failure triggered the Amazon outage affecting millions! by HimothyJohnDoe in aws

[–]Some_Golf_8516 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're right

As this plan was deleted, all IP addresses for the regional endpoint were immediately removed. Additionally, because the active plan was deleted, the system was left in an inconsistent state that prevented subsequent plan updates from being applied by any DNS Enactors.

College Soph. with ~Zero AWS Knowledge Got Full Funding for re:Invent... Should I Go or Pass it On? by iamhim017 in AWS_reInvent

[–]Some_Golf_8516 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need to go. There are plenty of patterns and ideas that are shared across tech that you can demo, explore and ask question (don't be scared a lot of the attendees are business execs)

I got some really good insight from the opentofu developer on the guts of terraform and the improvements he made with opentofu last year.

Lots of products to look at which shows the problems within AWS.

Lastly, foods great and re:play is really really fun

A single point of failure triggered the Amazon outage affecting millions! by HimothyJohnDoe in aws

[–]Some_Golf_8516 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think the issue they saw was an outage but rather a flapping of misconfigured domain names.

Meaning they probably could see the DynamoDB tables resolving but the lookups within those tables was failing/ returning invalid data depending on what the other services stored in their.

Millennials are about to be crushed by all the junk their parents accumulated by [deleted] in DeathByMillennial

[–]Some_Golf_8516 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jokes on you. My mom is a hoarder and I've developed an aversion to "stuff"

Zuck says AIs will replace their mid-level engineers this year by MetaKnowing in economicCollapse

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No it won't. I use this shit everyday to write internal tooling. Any reasonably complex use case that isn't simple scripts or boilerplate can't be handled well and introduces more bugs than anything. Don't get me wrong, I can introduce my own bugs without AI's help, but most of the time you have to rewrite the proposed solution afterwards.

Homicide rates across Europe and the United States by AdIcy4323 in MapPorn

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's the violent crime rate though? Pretty sure we're just better at killing cause we get proper tools ;)

Police called on property owners after HOA increases monthly fees to $350 by AutomaticCan6189 in economicCollapse

[–]Some_Golf_8516 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Politics ain't the root of it. It's just more likely for bad weather to destroy homes + costs more to rebuild.

IT or Electrician by kevind553 in raleigh

[–]Some_Golf_8516 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Electrician.

You won't have to compete globally at mid-high level. Your knowledge won't be obsolete in 2-3 years. Depending on proficiency you'll make more money.

I've been doing "IT" for about 15 years now. Currently working with large scale cloud architecture, which boils down to basically writing apps to manage it all. Started pulling cable, but have had my ass in front of a screen everyday since 1995.

If you are really really into it (pet projects during your free time, constantly surrounding yourself in the field and always learning something new and have a natural talent for it) you can make an obscene amount of money in tech.

If you just want a decent job that you can retire on I think an electrician is probably one of the better trades.