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Perth, Western Australia
Joined November 2014
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I recently wrote this article on how we achieve cross cloud management here at @Canonical blog.ubuntu.com/2018/07/17/h…
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Is it just me or are others experiencing nearly 24 hours of vultr object storage down time. This seems to be a recurring theme for the us-east region and it really sucks. #Vultr
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Can't wait to be in Sydney sharing my battle scars handling misbehaving Gremlins at next week's SRECon! #srecon usenix.org/conference/srecon…
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Excited to share my effective Gremlin hunting techniques!
SREcon22 Asia/Pacific is next month! The program includes talks like *Gremlins Exposed: Shining a Light on Mischievous Systems* presented by @twcuthbert! View the program and register now: bit.ly/sre22approg #SREcon
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Oldest trick in the SRE handbook.
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After 10+ years of daily bash/zsh use I have only now come to appreciate the escape key. RSI begone.
Copilot, initialize cute anime girl holding programming text book submodule. github.com/laynH/Anime-Girls…
I'll be damned if I'll let the robots leak private keys for me.
Thomas Cuthbert retweeted
I don't want to say anything but that's not the right license Mr Copilot.
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I guess when you're in your 30s spending Saturday night raising pull requests for vim plugins is how one parties 🎉
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Absolute peak of artificial intelligence development. bonzi.link/
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Maybe if I implemented the Desirable trait she wouldn't have left 😢 #rustlang
The Keystone identity API is a wild ride I wish to be let off of now.
You know you've made it as an (network) engineer when you spend more time in front of spreadsheets than you do a terminal.
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society has moved past the need for layer 2, all networks must be layer 3 from now on.