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While I appreciate the effort, this is just your opinion man! Im Sorry that this is going to sound like a rant because i disagree with allmost everything you sa
by jhoelzel 4y ago
While I appreciate the effort, this is just your opinion man! Im Sorry that this is going to sound like a rant because i disagree with allmost everything you said.
Of course High availability matters to me because i can be proud of what i build. No Its 2022 its not enough to just make public your /var/html/ folder and call it a day. While creating my rootles container builds i learn about the software that i am putting into my servers.
No its not okay for my site to be down for a couple of days because if i would not assume someone would be using it, why do i bother to create content in the first place?
Finally talking about electrical costs: 3 pies with k3s is about as much power as some people put into their IDLING graphics card.
- superkuh 4y agoYou're not talking about a personal website. You're talking about your profit motivated resume for work. Of course work stuff has to use stupid technologies and do cargo cult stuff. You're trying to show you can do the things that for-profit contexts require.
- jhoelzel 4y ago"profit motivated resume for work" sure come to my site learn about all the awesome stuff I did as a resume, that's totally not what my blog is about :D My Blog literally headlines that i want to give back to the people that taught me tech over the last 20 years, nothing more and nothing less. there is also no cargo cult, because i have not told a single soul besides you how this runs and is hosted :D Stupid technologies, and cargo cult stuff, you seem bitter my friend. I come from a time where you didnt have websites but shared folders, that worked too! Just as going to the library did. Please dont get me wrong, I can setup a nice http server from bash scripts that runs on an egg timer for you too, I just dont believe that it is appropriate and usually iam actually hired to get rid of the stuff that "has worked for the last 15 years, we dont need no updates" ;)