Blogging from South Yorkshire
My reports are being actively ignored…
Lots of people use Facebook, from all demographics and age ranges. The platform publishes community standards which it claims it expects all users to uphold. My recent experiences suggest that not only do Facebook not care whether their standards are being upheld, but that they actively reject reports of breaches.
I had to send it back, here’s why!
So yes, I had the Musso H80 Pro Ergonomic chair for 8 days of the 30 day free trial period, and it was enough for me to know that I couldn’t use it long-term. I spent about 60 hours over that 8 days, working, chilling out and relaxing in the chair, and that told me what I needed to know.
First Impressions
For the last few years working from home I’ve been using a couple of old office chairs that my previous company were throwing out as they moved from the building they were exiting. They’ve been great chairs but recently have been falling apart. One had the back snap on it, the other started making worrying noises in the same area and all four armrest tops were splitting and falling apart. It was time for me to go on the Great British chair hunt again.
This post is building on the previous ones where we created modules and prepared stages ready for new environments. We will add a new development environment and its variables, and we will build on our existing resources, adding more resource types and features such as tagging.
This post is all about simplifying our code by using for / each loops. Rather than filling .tf files with module blocks calling for data from other files, I want us to be able to leave those .tf files static, and when we want a new resource, just add the data to the .tfvars file where it’ll be picked up and applied. Again it’s about abstracting the code from the data that little bit further, whilst also reducing the number of code lines we have to write or repeat.
