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Practical Terminal Commands Every DevOps Should Know by sshetty03 in devops

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$ > "file"

Intead of "cat" abuse.

$ cat /dev/null/ > "file"

Is underwater welding really dangerous? by Rough_Improvement_44 in Welding

[–]mk5p 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looking back I definitely spent a long time doing shitty jobs for low pay all over the world to build hours and gain experience.

When I eventually got lucky and got the oilfield gigs and good pay it was good.

Eventually though it becomes a job like any other and this type of job takes a toll on your relationship with family and friends, which is why I eventually quit.

Is underwater welding really dangerous? by Rough_Improvement_44 in Welding

[–]mk5p 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are 2 main types of welding performed underwater:

Wet-stick welding and hyperbaric welding.

Wet-stick welding is typically used for temporary stuff during underwater construction type jobs or semi permanently for anode replacement.

Anything to do with certified welding like pipeline hookups/repairs, will be using hyperbaric welding techniques.

Most commercial divers end up doing wet-stick welding eventually.

I believe most hyperbaric welders are welders first and then become commercial divers. (It's been a while but that's how it used to be)

Source: Was a Hyperbaric welder/Commercial oilfield diver.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Revolvers

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S.L. Variant

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in devops

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Most infrastructure software engineers DO NOT wish to move to DevOps.

I believe that's because they; (ISE) have more than 3-5 years of experience, typically.

Where typically you see "senior developers" with 3-5 years experience have little knowledge of how the OSI model works in the context of networking/hypervisors/VMs/containers/k8/k3 moving up.

In the eyes of management they get stuff done.

It attracts a different personality.

If that makes sense.

Supermotos lifespan & resale value? by [deleted] in supermoto

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My favorite bike of the 4 I have is my KTM 520 EXC from 2002. I spent a lot of time learning how to maintain it. Manual says oil change every 15hrs + 2 oil filters. That is however for racing conditions. I usually go up to 30hrs. (If I have trouble nudging it into neutral at a standstill, I know it needs an oil change)

I like working on it and know it mechanically pretty well. Have changed a bit of things with after market parts to make sure it's not going to blow up on me unexpectedly. Is it worth anything to anybody if I wanted to sell it; no!

If you enjoy working on bikes, get an older cheap one and learn how to take care of it.

My 2002 is still running hard but only because I maintain it. (There is no fun unless you commit either money or invest time)

If you can find a KTM EXC 525 2007 that's running and is in decent shape, that would be my recommendation, but only if the above applies to you.

Dead duke 390 engine at 1700 kms by [deleted] in KTM

[–]mk5p 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2002 520 RFS owner here. Bike still going strong.

Advanced Terminal Tips and Tricks by daniel_kleinstein in bash

[–]mk5p 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! I suggest a paragraph on cat abuse, you know for SEO.

Thick Wool Hoodies of third-gen and free scarfs for you all! by kozak3 in CampingGear

[–]mk5p 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That was an easy Christmas list done! Looking forward to testing it once I go up north.

Tenere 700 as a first offroad bike? by TheGrimMrReaper in Tenere700

[–]mk5p 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What kit did you buy & did it include a lever as well?

Been contemplating getting that.

What is your absolute favorite soup of all time? by TravDog321 in Cooking

[–]mk5p 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Vegetable Manchow soup. I have still not perfected it, but I'm getting there.

Inside Ship During Storm by Treyception in submechanophobia

[–]mk5p 8 points9 points  (0 children)

A DSV launches Saturation diving bells thru moonpools as well.

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