Well that’s the trouble with HR, its a person(s) and they are unpredictable. Thankfully where I’m at the HR is good. I had a situation where a coworker was being toxic. I made a complaint and they handled it discretely and in a way that the source wasn’t needed.
Yeah, just wondered because containers just hook into the kernal in a way that doesn’t have overhead. Where as a VM has to emulate the entire OS. But hey I get it, fixing stuff inside the container can be a pain
That’s just one step and doesn’t break addiction, you need a mental shift and life change to stay away from the drug that holds you
I used to think that till I worked with a few people.
One was writing code all day but no clue abut working with a new OS.
Another was tech support that had no computer skills outside of the app being supported. People have dead zones in their skills
What does it take to get a counselling cert etc. Out our way therapists and psychologists charge $120-150 per hour to listen to peoples problems. Some work from their own house.
There are docker script and docker compose installs. It was basically reading the documents and Editting a few text files and launching it in docker. Hardest part I found was the face tagging, it was totally counter intuitive to assign a face and persons name. Like almost obfuscated. Once you set that up though it just does its thing superbly well
It might be wise to talk to your boss or HR to have a written record of the situation, and ask they don’t act on it. Just in case the person is one that takes rejection really badly and goes to HR to say you sexually harassed her
Why VMs instead of contsiners? Seems like way more processing overhead.
Why a full VM, that seems like a ton of overhead
If you want completely different genre, these I find helpful if I can’t sleep.
Darknet Diaries - stories of ex hackers and penetration testers telling their experiences on a job. Sneaking into various facilities etc.
Stuff You Should Know - two hosts laying out various topics with a bit of silliness and banter mixed in.
Lost SciFi Podcast -dude reads various short stories from ages ago. He’s a good reader but just enough monotony to fall asleep to if you aren’t into the story
Hmm that inspires me to make pumpkin flavoured ones
Business managers who don’t understand work flow and lead time properly. If they read The Theory of Constraints and understand the concepts they’d realize the important part is keeping the work/product moving even if that means an idle machine that just punches one hole all day, but necessary.
Yes, we had a tooling design and it was going to fail because the angles and mechanisms were not right. My boss overruled me, under protest, and we built it how the customer wanted it with no changes.
It failed in production.
There was a big meeting with everyone upset. I said I told you! And tried to reexplain why it doesnt work. They denied knowing about the issues previously.
Thankfully the president stepped in and said, I was in the initial meeting and remember you warning of the potential failure. Then everyone shut up.
We redid everything my way.
I liked candycorn till one of my kids made a bunch of it at home and pointed out the layers are just food colour and not a different flavour ingredient etc. The facade was ruined.
But but the peace deal…
Fun hobby, sometimes challenging.
I have several android phones all with a unique OS that isn’t the default google android.
My daily phone is running GraphenesOS that restores your privacy by sandboxing googles apps away from the main system. As well as some other hardening functions.
Good point
Do you mean because of having to build your system first then write out the config via autoyast? To then use the config next time you install?
If that is the an issue then MicroOS is probably a better option for someone, they have a config builder to insert, so at first boot the system installs itself.
I wouldn’t know, I don’tstuggle with that. Russell brand being clean more than 7 years from heroin, said that the craving never went away.