Pipelines Mugs

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A proud Native American Chief looking proud and determined to pay respect to his elders.

No pride in prisons, police, pipelines, deportations, corporations, or capitalism. Keep cops and corporations out of Pride. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/

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This thrifted gem came to us from Baton Rouge, Louisiana and appears to be a crew shirt from an underwater pipeline operation, specifically on Barge 207. A little research revealed that Barge 207 was designed and built in 1958 as one of the first dedicated lay barge underwater pipeline platforms, and is apparently still owned and operated by the Brown & Root company. So whether you’re in the underwater pipeline field or just want to impress women by telling them that you are, Barge 207 is the one for you!

Oil extraction is cruel and dumb! A sketch by visual artist Pendar Nabipour. 2007

Painting of an dystopian industrial landscape.

Arm natives

The Treachery of Continuous Integration (apologies to Magritte)

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No More Pipelines On Native Land

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photo of an old abandoned factory

Devops is one of the best ways to follow the agile methodology but, if you include cybersecurity in such mechanisms, it becomes DevSecOps which is a good way to discover vulnerabilities and flaws in the code in earlier development stages in an automated basis.

Introducing security in DevOps means adapting the security controls and testing during the different steps of the SDLC or development process in an automated fashion. That's why the continuously protecting slogan since DevOps ensures the continuous integration and delivery. This is a black background design version.

Red plumbing pipelines for a water sprinkler system.

Pipelines partout, justice nulle part