Karim Postma

Ha. I said the same thing last week and got three contradictory answers. [104.4]

Brought the dogs to Dronten. One of them made a new enemy. The enemy was a leaf.

Yes. Ask for the auth code status, not a human SLA. [104.5]

Update 54: Neighbourhood tip: skip the main square at Tussen de Vaarten on Saturday. Side streets are calmer and the bakery still has bread.

Update 97: I miss when “the cloud” meant someone else’s computer and not twelve product names for the same invoice.

Yes. Ask for the auth code status, not a human SLA. [79.5]

We tried that route via Rotterdam Blaak. Worse pavement, better wind. [104.6]

Same energy as the 03:12 outage, but daylight this time. (97)

We tried that route via Europoort. Worse pavement, better wind. [79.6]

CloudFest talk notes: observability without a bill shock strategy is just expensive folklore.

Update 55: I enabled DNSSEC on a side project and spent the evening staring at DS records. 10/10, would panic again.

Update 98: Brought leftover cake to Europoort. It vanished in four minutes. Data point: people like cake.

Screenshot the DS record before you touch anything else. [79.7]

Seconded. Also: hydrate. You sound like you have been in DNS for six hours. [40.1]

Count me in. I will be late because of the 17:40. [104.8]

Update 56: The new bike path lighting toward Utrecht CS is actually good. Whoever signed that off: thank you.

Update 99: Drafted house rules for a space and then realised they were just “be normal”. Still publishing them.

I had the opposite experience in Harderwijk. Maybe it is a platform thing. [40.2]

The Muiderberg version of this story is even weirder. (13)

If it flips to complete with no mail, that is still “success”. Quiet success. [40.3]