n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 29/01/2026I think I have you beat, I think I am well past inbox 5 zeros 😬 000
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 13/08/2025I do not know why, but my kid uses imperial measures for everything except wild ass guesses, and then it is always metric 🤷 000
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 11/08/2025Free roam in mk world is such a fun way to play a game. Good job Nintendo. 010
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 05/08/2025Looks like you lost a column on a dram chip that holds the bottom ui graphics layer 110
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 03/07/2025I am fairly certain that kube rate limiters are broken. I am not seeing anyone use custom informer handlers to avoid using work queue.Add, and doing this bypasses any delayed queue or rate limit that has been set. And if informers do call AddRateLimited, you get extra delay if you have lots of kids 110
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 17/05/2025acre = area = foot^2; foot^2 * 1 foot = foot^3 = volume. A pretty reasonable thing to measure water usage as you can swag the area of a pond and then measure the drop. 000
Reposted by n3wscott Edera @edera.dev · 26/03/2025Breaking News: Ivy has joined Starfleet! Also, Edera Protect 1.0 is GA and we open sourced Styrolite, our Linux container runtime built from scratch in Rust. edera.dev/stories/anno... 0113
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 22/03/2025Did you get caught in that airport power loss disaster situation?! 100
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 12/03/2025Same. I had fun posting stuff and seeing other people work but I just want control of my own timelines. 000
Reposted by n3wscott Alex Zenla 🏳️⚧️ @alex.zenla.io · 25/02/2025Security shouldn’t be a trade-off. At Edera, we’re making real workload isolation possible: no shared kernel, no attack paths, no lateral movement. Now with $15M Series A to take it further. edera.dev/stories/series-aedera.devEdera Raises $15 Million Series A to Transform Cloud and AI Infrastructure SecurityAnnouncing $15 million in Series A funding for Edera, led by M12, Microsoft's Venture Fund, with participation from Mantis VC and In-Q-Tel (IQT). 0123
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 25/02/2025fun brand + awesome tech = slay Go ask for an Edera demo!! It is awesome. www.linkedin.com/posts/emily-... 180
Reposted by n3wscott Edera @edera.dev · 25/02/2025We just raised $15M to transform cloud & AI security. Why? Because complex security is SO last season. 💅 Edera Protect Suite is giving you isolation eleganza, AI security excellence, and cloud savings that will make your CFO SLAY. 💁♀️ 194
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 01/02/2025I joined the slack! I will attempt to help! It is a cool project. 130
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 28/01/2025I am afraid to announce: I now hear the balatro music all the time. I have to check if I left it open or just stuck in my head. It is just stuck. Could be worse! 000
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 13/01/2025Reminder that this is prime time for fraudulent fundraiser campaigns trying to catch some of the desire to help our friends in LA. Do your research before sending money. 031
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 12/01/2025Threads are great! And human contact is also great. For the person who does not notice those long threads, how are they getting the culture and reinforcements of how the company thinks as a unit? Does your environment have a "second chance" to consume those important messages? 110
Reposted by n3wscott Fork Around and Find Out @fafo.fm · 11/01/2025One of the first engineers working on Kubernetes, Brian Grant joins us to discuss its roots at Google with Borg and Omega to becoming the cross-cloud powerhouse it is today. Learn about the challenges, triumphs, and the creation of the CNCF. 🚀 Don’t miss it: www.fafo.fm/2 093
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 11/01/2025open source projects that enable many vendors to collaborate on a common core. Like a Linux or Kubernetes scale project. There are very few of them. The CNCF is now stuffed full of single vendor open source and very very few grandiose projects whose goal is to lift all ships if you know what I mean 030
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 11/01/2025it is so important to spend some time being people together with the people you work with, it helps understand the tone in that code review or design document. Personally I had trouble with the social slack channels just because they are so noisy. Random calls are always welcome, no need to book it. 140
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 11/01/2025Folks that work from home: How do you stay connected to the culture of the company? Are you doing something specific? Are you feeling left out sometimes? Do you post ponies on US holidays? 200
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 11/01/2025I am finding a disconnect between what I think is interesting and should be built vs where the money is in our industry and I have a theory... Tech people build tech. You have a hard time selling tools to tech people because they build them. The money comes from selling magic to the non-technical. 2112
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 09/01/2025And now we start doing the new scary but necessary things, like cold-emailing companies to ask for the opportunity to ask them about their Kubernetes pains. This product market is not going to fit itself 😅 020
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 08/01/2025I use a catchall email address and some forwarding rules with my wife to do this. 000
Reposted by n3wscott Fork Around and Find Out @fafo.fm · 08/01/2025"You can't leave." was all Kelsey needed to hear fafo.fm/1 071
n3wscott @n3wscott.com · 07/01/2025The @fafo.fm podcast is real good. What a treat to get that in my podcast app!! Go listen to @kelseyhightower.com drop the wisdom. Can't wait for more. So happy to have met @justingarrison.com at kubecon as well 🥳 0192
