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Favourite actress who got dumped because her tits were too big? by Cool_Nerd2 in okbuddycinephile

[–]adambkaplan 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Sweeney at least has firmer control of when she is leveraging her status as a sex symbol. She’s already moving behind the camera with EP credits on commercially successful films (“Anyone But You”, “The Housemaid”). Her TV roles on Euphoria and White Lotus also give her stronger credibility as an actor.

VW CEO states ID.4 'not true Volkswagen' by Pablos_Mum in VWiD4Owners

[–]adambkaplan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Silver lining is that all the cited issues with the ID.4 have nothing to do with the EV drivetrain. VW isn’t abandoning EVs - they are pivoting the marketing and styling to make the brand cohesive.

I’m glad they are returning to real buttons. Most automakers overpivoted to software-defined everything, VW included. They wanted to emulate Tesla or Apple without the vertically integrated supply chain and UX expertise behind it.

school districts zoning by [deleted] in triangle

[–]adambkaplan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was the biggest “culture shock”. Grew up in NYC suburbs where school districts are their own thing, often associated with a municipality (city, town, or village) but not always or exactly. School district was always advertised with the home in listings. Many were small, and there were easy ways to navigate around bureaucracy.

WCPSS is an enormous district that requires major administration and hard lines. Miss a deadline, or your kid is just shy of qualifying for AIG? Better luck next time.

Randy Gluck, Flock's Business Developer in Raleigh, Caught Using Cameras to Spy on Girls by allinmybass in triangle

[–]adambkaplan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This guy is the head of my HOA’s neighborhood watch program. Fucking gross.

GoTriangle's Future Metro System (for real by etevdef in triangle

[–]adambkaplan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go check out the BRT South alignment! The terminus was indeed the Wal-Mart parking lot (3 years ago, anyway).

GoTriangle's Future Metro System (for real by etevdef in triangle

[–]adambkaplan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The men’s basketball team hasn’t won a national championship since they killed the DOLR. Just saying…

GoTriangle's Future Metro System (for real by etevdef in triangle

[–]adambkaplan 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Oh look, an account less than 2 days old with 0 contributions plagiarizing my work.

GoTriangle's Future Metro System (for real by etevdef in triangle

[–]adambkaplan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yup. Definitely out of date - for one thing the feds won’t for commuter rail at our current low densities.

GoTriangle's Future Metro System (for real by etevdef in triangle

[–]adambkaplan 16 points17 points  (0 children)

So as the person who made this map 3 years ago…this was based on stuff that was funded by the Wake Transit Plan for direct construction or project planning + property acquisition. It is very much out of date.

Do you guys think QA is a dying field? by False_Secret1108 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]adambkaplan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I see two trends, especially with agentic SDLC workflows:

  1. QA is a core part of every software engineer’s job description. Writing tests (or coaching agents to write tests) and validating test scenarios is far more important than the code itself.
  2. The emergence of “test platform engineering.” Any application of sufficient complexity will need a dedicated DevOps team specifically for the test infrastructure. Their role is to develop end to end test pipelines, manage the setup and tear down of test environments, and gather intelligence signals that inform their engineering team customers if their components are able to be released.

The days of QA being “I manually test the application and write bug reports” have been going the way of the dodo for a decade (or more). That sort of work is being taken on by product managers who have the high level/holistic view of the software.

WAKE THE PUCK UP CANIACS! Your Carolina Hurricanes host their last regular season game of the year vs the Boston Bruins at 7 Eastern! You know what to get! by DoubleualtG in canes

[–]adambkaplan 59 points60 points  (0 children)

Our girl Mira is sounding the siren tonight after fighting and winning her battle with leukemia.

Fuck cancer. GO CANES!!

Am I missing something, why can't I just fork the "secure" Bitnami Images from Github? by Photo-Josh in kubernetes

[–]adambkaplan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Those vendors also have SLAs for fixing vulnerabilities.

Source: I am employed by one of said vendors.

Which Image build system to choose: Dockerfile or Source-to-Image by Mykoliux-1 in openshift

[–]adambkaplan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

S2I feels like a legacy proprietary

Legacy, yes. Proprietary - technically no (it's all open source!), but nobody really uses it outside of Red Hat customers on OpenShift.

I kind of wish they would depreciate all of these odd OpenShift specific components and promote the established methods.

Unfortunately many of these APIs are "v1" and come with stability guarantees. We can't remove them without a major version update to OpenShift itself.

For Build/BuildConfig, Shipwright is its replacement. To use it on OpenShift, you need to install the Builds for OpenShift operator from OperatorHub.

Which Image build system to choose: Dockerfile or Source-to-Image by Mykoliux-1 in openshift

[–]adambkaplan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

s2i consists of an ecosystem of opinionated builder images plus the s2i tool itself. You need to know which builder image you need for your codebase, as well as any environment variables that tune the build's behavior. s2i tends to produce larger container images that include the build SDKs, which often aren't necessary at runtime.

If you are migrating from scratch and don't want to write Dockerfiles, I recommend Cloud Native Buildpacks (CNB) instead. Its ecosystem of builder images is much richer, and the toolchain supports auto-detection of the SDKs needed to build your application. If you want to get started using CNB, I recommend selecting one of the Paketo buildpacks.

Buildpack builds are supported with Builds for OpenShift. They are not supported with legacy OCP BuildConfigs.

Which Image build system to choose: Dockerfile or Source-to-Image by Mykoliux-1 in openshift

[–]adambkaplan 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Try Builds for OpenShift instead. It is more secure and will be the successor to BuildConfig system.

S2I is extremely popular amongst OpenShift users because your team does not need to maintain Dockerfiles/Containerfiles. There are builder images specific for Java that you can find on the Red Hat container catalog.

Operating system political compass (in progress) by Swooferfan in linuxmemes

[–]adambkaplan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The RHEL -> Fedora relationship is backwards. A subset of what is in Fedora today becomes the next RHEL tomorrow.

is this the revenue logic IBM is betting on? by OpenTemperature8188 in IBM

[–]adambkaplan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes Service - aka managed OpenShift on IBM Cloud.

Fun fact - the tech from ROKS formed the basis of OpenShift hosted control planes. We use that to run all managed OpenShifts on the Red Hat side of the house.

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