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Cake day: August 28th, 2023

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  • I work in tech now, so I’m a lazy schlub. However, I’m also a college dropout out (English major) who had a ton of actual jobs in the past. Warehouse loading delivery trucks, worked in a cabinet shop, food service, etc. i

    I think college grads who go into tech should have to work a normal job for at least a year before getting their tech job and making six figures right out of college.

    Otherwise you end up with these entitled shitbags who complain that their company provided duck confit at lunch doesn’t have crispy enough skin (an actual thing that actually happened when i was at a big FANG company. Fucking unbelievable)

    So even though I’m a techbro shitlord, i have respect for the people who work jobs.






  • nick@midwest.socialtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldInstallation
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    1 month ago

    This happens when the neutral goes out in a house. Usually the waterlines will handle it, but if the house has pex the ground will go through the gas lines.

    Especially if a high voltage line comes down on a gas meter for whatever reason.

    Definitely run away and call professional… everyone i guess.






  • That’s not really… possible at this point. We have thousands of customers (some very large ones, like A——n and G—-e and Wal___t) with tens or hundreds of millions of users, and even at lowest traffic periods do 60k+ queries per second.

    This is the same MySQL instance I wrote about a while ago that hit the 16TiB table size limit (due to ext4 file system limitations) and caused a massive outage; worst I’ve been involved in during my 26 year career.

    Every day I am shocked at our scale, considering my company is only like 90 engineers.