Related: if anyone has a method of achieving this query against GCP resources I'd be keen to learn that as well.

We actually have users that synchronize their resources from various sources (AWS, Kubernetes, etc) into SpiceDB, explicitly so they can perform these kinds of queries!

One of the major benefits of a centralized authorization system is allowing for permissions queries across resources and subjects from multiple different services/sources (of course, with the need to synchronize the data in)

Happy to expand on how some users do so, if you're curious.

Your website is a work of art. Bravo <3

Thanks, I just treat it like my teenage bedroom, a trash heap with the occasional useful thing buried somewhere :-D

Absolutely _baffling_ piece of software. It's like if someone added vim keybindings to a TODO app, then switched the keyboard layout to COLEMAK, then removed all the UI controls.

I use it like once a quarter and trying to remember how to mark a task finished makes my eyes water.

baq's comment is a joke about RAM prices.

Ballsy for a founder to come right out and (roughly) say "yeah anyway fuck vendors" on the corporate blog. Points for honesty.

Hah, well I'll avoid _talking to_ vendors, more specifically I'll avoid talking to salespeople selling a technical product until we're pretty deep in the product. I do tend to not use vendors that don't have a good self-serve path or mechanism to get my technical questions answered.

Please point me to the nearest meat grinder. I'm jonesing for breakneck speed mayhem!

I'll never forget installing ut2k4 on my linux box and having it Just Work. Magical.

Not just working, but it actually ran better in Linux for me -- my university-mandated laptop could only run it at 1280x800 in Windows if you wanted to hit 60fps, but the Linux client was able to run at the panel's native 1920x1200.

I had it working without issues from Steam (I bought UT 99 and 2004 before Epic de-listed from Steam)

I just want to say that I love pico.sh <3

much appreciated!

The definition I liked best, which I _think_ came from one of the Google SRE books though I'm not certain, was: "SRE is what happens when you consider operations to be a software problem".