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I don't need AAA, I need _fun_. I want to play games on my sofa with my friends around my TV with beers and pizza.

I could probably cope with a raspberry pi, some old Xbox controllers and roms, but I'd pay for convenience and consistency.

I want my ps6 to be a modern reimagined N64 social laugh

Seems like a good idea to me. Means if anyone gains access to your device while its unlocked, its less easy to side-load nefarious things while the device is out of your control.

For the SRE in the room, check out Slight Reliability Podcast https://www.buzzsprout.com/1698445

His perspective on SRE really resonates and he shares some really great strategies and book recommendations for adoption of SRE practices, cultures and technologies without pretending he has all the answers.

Very good!

I did something like this but linked it to Slack and put the printer in our office.

If you responded to a message with a printer emoji she (Her name was Tilly) would print the message (could even print images/first frame of gifs) in black and white.

https://hackaday.io/project/21191-tilly-the-slack-printer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guGffGw3uDg is another great cyberdeck with portability in mind.

Haproxy is brilliant, we've used it for years as a simple mesh on all our services, but we're considering moving to envoy as we need opentracing support to help understand how requests flow between services.

Anyone managed to make this work on haproxy?

I've wanted to build a similar system for supporting preview of articles on a CMS. Problem is, users may share multiple URLs with a user so a single JWT token in a cookie doesn't suit that flow very well. Each new link followed needs to extend an existing value with additional proofs (and remove old ones?)

Its amazing how many parallels I can see in some software houses I've worked at.

Scope creep, unclear prioritisation, poor roadmap breakdown, hero cultures. Its not an unusual situation at all, but it is unusual to be in such a public facing position, and to be able to grow to such a size without a product for sale.

Its like a tech bubble running inside its very own organisation.