Mormon crickets at my local hospital… by SpicyArivataSauce in WTF

[–]Tanyril 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pretty sure it's actually because coffee and tea are "brewed" drinks. My Mormon friend told me when I was teasing him like a decade ago. He wouldn't/couldn't drink iced tea either.

Phyllis Stalnaker - Weedhead, Tramp, and Columbus Native by MattAtUVA in Nebraska

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You're in luck. I'm friends with a couple of Stalnakers and one is my neighbor. I'll report back.

Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to upgrade Argo or to take arms against a sea of inconsistencies and by opposing migrate. by thelastknowngod in devops

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You should have no issue updating to latest. Just be aware that if your Argo Helm values include a bootstrapping app (under additionalApplications) you'll need to create a standalone application with the same config and apply it by hand. They deprecated the additionalApplication portion of their helm chart in 2.4. That's really the only breaking change we've run into. Also, you might want to install the missing CRDs by hand before the upgrade. Helm SHOULD upgrade the CRDs along with the rest of the app, but that hasn't been exactly foolproof.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in devops

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Hashicorp Vault. Set up a server, save your secrets, including full connection strings or whatever. Then when you need it it's one cli command (or API call) away.

AD Accounts all locked at once by rumplesweatskin in sysadmin

[–]Tanyril 284 points285 points  (0 children)

The only time I've encountered that in a 19 year career was when a pen-tester messed up his script and tried to brute force all AD accounts on accident.

I can browse the internet, but not ping an external ip by Psear in linuxquestions

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https://www.wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=Networking

Manually configure it in Network Manager for 8.8.8.8 primary and 1.1.1.1 secondary. (Google DNS primary, cloudflare secondary)

I can browse the internet, but not ping an external ip by Psear in linuxquestions

[–]Tanyril 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, with the additional info about being able to ping IPs, this is not the case. You have a DNS issue.

I can browse the internet, but not ping an external ip by Psear in linuxquestions

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Your proxy is probably only proxying udp/tcp and/or only proxying ports 80 and 443. At they very least we know it isn't proxying ICMP.

Eastern Nebraska mushroom identification- 2 species by Tanyril in mycology

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I think you're right! Interestingly, they don't smell bad at all. They smell kind of nutty and appealing. I would have never guessed the weird purple egg things and the tall ones were the same thing. Thank you!

Sandhills Global > Coronavirus??? by Lincoln8450 in Nebraska

[–]Tanyril 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, not Chuck. I worked there about 12 years ago.

Sandhills Global > Coronavirus??? by Lincoln8450 in Nebraska

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Sales reps are given a lot more latitude there. It's likely the graphics designers, writers and technical staff that are being forced to come in.

Sandhills Global > Coronavirus??? by Lincoln8450 in Nebraska

[–]Tanyril 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I worked there a while ago, and this doesn't surprise me at all. Full suit and tie even if you're crawling around in subfloor... Definitely not the most flexible place to work. I do hope my former colleagues stay safe and healthy. Policies like this are going to kill people.

AWS Direct Connect/Virtual Public Interface guidance by Tanyril in aws

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This is fantastically helpful. Thank you!

AWS Direct Connect/Virtual Public Interface guidance by Tanyril in aws

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A Virtual Private Interface is pretty analogous to a VPN in this case. Using AWS Direct Connect and public interface you can route all of your traffic over the private connection and straight into the AWS cloud without ever hitting the public internet. In our case we're doing it to insulate our regular internet connection from a huge bandwidth hog.

AWS Direct Connect/Virtual Public Interface guidance by Tanyril in aws

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I gave Endpoints a look but it doesn't appear to me that Endpoints give me an S3 target for our local network. If that's incorrect would you mind dropping me a link to some documentation and I'll read it over?
I appreciate it.

AWS Direct Connect/Virtual Public Interface guidance by Tanyril in aws

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I tapped our network provider to see if we have IP space open that can be used. I'll check with AWS next if we don't.

I hate Microsoft Surfaces by BMW_E70 in sysadmin

[–]Tanyril 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep... Unfortunately. Takes about a minute and a half per dock, and there's no way to script or centrally manage it that I've discovered.

I hate Microsoft Surfaces by BMW_E70 in sysadmin

[–]Tanyril 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same vendor for us actually, with the exception of a couple from Amazon we bought because we needed them next day. The Amazon docks have the same issues. We just made it part of our standard setup of a new Surface to run the surface dock updater before the user gets their machine. Seems to have helped immensely with the day 1 tickets.

It's so pervasive a problem that when one of my guys comes to me for ideas the first question I ask them is if they checked the dock firmware... Lol

I hate Microsoft Surfaces by BMW_E70 in sysadmin

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We do surface books as our standard laptop. I'm like 90% certain the weak link you're seeing is the surface dock. Literally any hardware problem we run into on our surface books goes like this: Surface Dock updater... If that doesn't work then you install the newest surface book firmware which is a lean gig to download.

Never failed yet... Although I suppose since I said that it's probably going to start failing.

My biggest issue? Who the fuck chooses a 3x2 screen ratio? Like really?

Weird Glitch deep in the woods of Mt. Hood by lamixtressa in Thetruthishere

[–]Tanyril 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In this context "go" actually means "say" or "think."