I have this same acc for probably >20 years now. But you should not think that they would get smarter! They still want to me to verify my age from time to time.
(I do never comply, of course, because all personal data there is either missing or fake)
Envy, usually.
You do not let your k8s control instance look “live” at your git server during the start (or reformation) of the whole cluster. It needs the (repo and) files checked out somewhere locally, and this local “somewhere” must exist at start time.
Later, when your git is alive, you do a regular git pull for keeping it up to date.
Yes, you are winning, of course you are. You are winning big time, greatest win of all times, very greatest, and nobody (left) who could deny that.
One hacker to hack them all
One hacker to bind them
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chicken and egg situation, since I plan to store my Kubernetes manifests in my git repo
Not really.
K8s would use a “checked-out” visible representation, not the repo database itself.
git is file system based.
Git is also a database.
I don’t
Yes, monthly to several organisations and individuals
The assumption was that you might have grandchildren. Not that you want them 😉
Some want their own kids, some not. Some don’t know them…
The value of working in my home office. Since the start of covid, and ongoing. Maybe I am overvaluing it now. But maybe not?
If all they do is put ads on their site for your searches
I think we should not believe it in a literal way. I guess this was simply the only kind of processing that this guy and/or his source knows and found worth mentioning.
this is the latest step in a deliberate effort to sabotage the functioning of the US
You got that right.
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This is the way
puts ads based on what you’re searching.
they don’t actually […] process it in any way
Well, this is processing the data, isn’t it?
Back in the days, some decades ago when Amazon “invented” the tracking and processing of every single mouse click in their online shop, it was big news in the IT world. First from a technical point of view, because it needed some serious computing power on their end, and it used up some bandwidth on the user’s end, which was much more limited at that time than today. And from a data privacy point of view, because it was a huge step towards this world of total surveillance, constantly ongoing manipulation, behaviour based advertisement, George Orwell etc.
Today we have gotten used to all that, even so much that such extreme statements have become possible, somewhat…
they don’t actually do anything with the data
Level 5 is easy to understand even for musk
Disagree.
He says “all” and he probably thinks “all”, but the meaning of it is always “nearly all”. I say, he is unable to grasp that the standard’s requirement actually includes all the rare conditions that happen in the real world.
Rain, snow, thunderstorm, earthquake, vomit on the dashboard, no internet…
Elon Musk claimed that it would mean Tesla owners would eventually receive a software update that would turn their vehicles into “robotaxis” capable of level-4-5 self-driving
Wait… so he actually knows what the standard levels 4 and 5 are??
:-)
You don’t cost them. You benefit them by giving them all the knowlege about what you want, how you search for it, what details are the most interesting for you etc.
This guy must have worked at Tesla before, and there he did their calculations of future achievements.