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Well it’s been a fun day slamming my head against the wall trying to get Kubernetes and AWS working, but I shouldn’t be hasty. I need to leave some head slamming for tomorrow.
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A recent scramble for the need of activity on Slack, yet no-one knows what activities need doing. Choosing this course of action:
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Had to troubleshoot an issue where images weren’t being updated properly when changed. You can probably guess what the underlying cause was.
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An online tool for generating images of message screens from retro 90’s games. Quite a selection of classic game message screens. Now, my egotistical side will think it beneath me to use this for posting lame memes here. To that part of me I say…
Via: Robb Knight
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Amusing that find myself in a position where I have to log into one password manager to get the password to log into another password manager to get a password.
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Learnt a valuable lesson today, which I will share with you via another King DerpCats most wondrous meme gen’rat’r.
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Removing personal identifying information from logs is a laudable goal, but it does make troubleshooting issues in prod rather difficult.
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And that makes it the third time this week that I encountered a bug involving DynamoDB that was avoidable with a unit test that actually used a proper database.
(To be fair, this time is was my fault: I haven’t got around to writing the unit test yet).
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I’ll bring the lighter fluid. #burn-all-computers-to-the-ground
(sorry, it’s been one of those days 😼).
![Meme of the ending screen of Metroid 1, which is a pixelated character stands on a textured surface against a starry night sky, accompanied by a congratulatory and cautionary message in bold, yellow text. Message is as follows: Great!! You fulfiled [sic] your mission. It will revive peace in Slack. But, it may be invaded by the other releases. Pray for a true peace in Slack!](https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/25293/2025/friday-release-meme.png)
