| In my point of view it should depend on the family. On the one hand if a grandmother's family want to look after her themselves and give their time, they will decide where to send the old person and pay some money. | |
| First of all parents are people who have been living with you all your life. However, you can't always help them when they will need it. | |
| For example: my father wants a cup of water and I am not nearby to help him. Who can help him? I actually can pay for that home where nurse can help him and he will not have any problems. | |
| I do not think that goverment has to spend money on this, only if an old person's family can not pay for these services. So, i think that you need to pay for these houses if you can not spend time with yours old parents. | |
| Generally, if you can help your mother when she is old it is great decision because you can pay attention in the last great moments with these people. Also it could be worst time in your life if you will see how she died in front of you because it could be p |
In order to authenticate to a private GCS bucket, we need to connect the Cloud CDN load balancer through a Backend Service, instead of a Backend Bucket. See Configure private origin authentication for more details.
Kudos to Navya Dwarakanath for her great article https://medium.com/@thetechbytes/private-gcs-bucket-access-through-google-cloud-cdn-430d940ebad9.
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| ## Complete end to end mTLS in Cloudflare with a Vault-based CA.. and signing client certs with that | |
| ## | |
| # This assumes you have a CA already setup in vault - I recommend a root and an intermediate | |
| # | |
| # We assume that you have an existing vault state that incorporates these outputs like these: | |
| # output "prod_ca_cert" { | |
| # value = "${vault_pki_secret_backend_root_sign_intermediate.intermediate.certificate}\n${tls_self_signed_cert.root_ca.cert_pem}" | |
| # } | |
| # output "prod_ca_int_path" { |
| # Read more about setting it up | |
| # https://medium.com/@ljmocic/make-telegram-bot-for-notifying-about-new-rss-feed-items-4cfbcc37f4fd | |
| from datetime import timedelta, datetime | |
| from dateutil import parser | |
| from pprint import pprint | |
| from time import sleep | |
| import requests | |
| import feedparser |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # a little utility to turn flacs into mp3s - helpful for getting more music on phones etc | |
| # run this in the top level of directories you want to convert content to | |
| # this does files AND directories and removes the flacs too - remove the "rm" if you don't want that function | |
| # by alex (ataroba) trull (dottydotness) org | |
| # turn all the flacs into v0 mp3s and deletes the flac files | |
| # requires the ffmpeg utility | |
| find . -type f -name "*.flac" -execdir sh -c 'ffmpeg -i "$1" -aq 0 -c:a libmp3lame -q:a 0 -map_metadata 0 "${1%.flac}.mp3" && rm "$1"' Cvt {} \; |
| foo fooo fooooo |
| a little test contents |
| rare run: from rares clustered to rares clustered in two runs each way - with a cobra mk3 and about 24-28 cargo slots. | |
| based on clusters seen in this : https://www.elitedangeroustrader.co.uk/rares-systems-3d-map/ | |
| and a mid-point route from : https://cmdr.club/routes/ | |
| we need a cluster of rares to fill the ship | |
| we need 150K or so LY between the clusters of rares. |
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
| * ITSM / Ticketing - ServiceNow | |
| * AAA Directory - AD/K5 | |
| * Rights Mngt. on the box | |
| * Build Servers - Jenkins | |
| * Test Frameworks - Unit etc. | |
| * Monitoring / Full Stack etc. - New Relic, CA etc. | |
| * 3rd Party DC API’s - e.g. HP, Centurylink | |
| * Network topology designs - Multiple Firewall layers / Proxy etc. | |
| * Storage Layer and Distributed Filesystems | |
| * Physical/Virtual/Cloud |