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Alice , 1 day ago to random

My company used to be a scrappy San Francisco tech startup but we were acquired by a large corporation so we had to switch from being Google people to Microsoft people and I'm in the process of creating a training deck in PowerPoint and I am seriously losing my mind with how Microsoft keeps messing up my formatting and how every little thing seems to take 5–10 times as many steps.

For example, I'll try to figure out how to do something that would have taken one click in Google slides and I'll figure it out, but it's like a seventeen step process in PowerPoint, so, when I’m done, I'll ask my husband who has been tortured by Microsoft for much longer if there's an easier way to do that thing and he'll inevitably be like "the way you did it IS the easy way to do it in PowerPoint/Word/whatever."

It's seriously like they clunked together some code and were like "well, it's at least kind of sort of better than a word processor?" and never bothered to improve anything.

stux , 5 days ago to random

Ingress NGINX Retirement

• Best-effort maintenance will continue until March 2026.
• Afterward, there will be no further releases, no bugfixes, and no updates to resolve any security vulnerabilities that may be discovered.
• Existing deployments of Ingress NGINX will not be broken.
• Existing project artifacts such as Helm charts and container images will remain available.

https://github.com/kubernetes/ingress-nginx

#kubernetes #IngressNGINX

mcc , 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago) to random

Rubbing eyes How can I query github to read back an SSH public key I previously registered there? The settings page only shows me a substring of the key. I think there used to be an API url that returned a text file with all your keys but if I wrote down what this is I can't find it now.

I checked the github docs but only find an api-token authenticated endpoint, which is not helpful if I am using a regular web browser.

EDIT: https://tech.lgbt/@becomethewaifu/114320846101433056

molly0xfff , 1 year ago to random

"The drumbeat of legal threats signals a potentially ominous trend for journalists during Trump’s second term in office. Litigation is costly and time-consuming. Most news organizations will look to settle rather than face months—more likely years—of discovery and depositions..."

https://www.cjr.org/the_trump_reader/trump-threatens-new-york-times-penguin-random-house-critical-coverage.php

#uspol #uspolitics