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by Art9681 4y ago
To be fair, that sounds like a problem with your infra. There are plenty of enterprises running Postgres in Docker/Kubernetes successfully. A lot of technical problems are not the stack or the engineer's capability, but the compan
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by Art9681 4y ago
Nowadays there's a ton of idling compute capacity running client side that could be used to spin up a personal cloud environment with all core services if one has the proper knowledge. For anyone that has a core to spare and a few GB&#
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by Art9681 5y ago
In hindsight, what we don't know is if the people who grinded 50 hours a week would have ended up in a stable situation later in life where they felt confident enough and had the means to take things at their own pace. Regardless, ever
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by Art9681 5y ago
There is no evidence of this and we would know. Its not easy to hide wireless signals.
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by Art9681 5y ago
What would happen if you configured manual network and gave it a fake DNS or sent it over to PiHole for example? Wouldnt there be plenty of ways to capture the traffic and stop it from going where it wants to go? I would think the tech savv
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by Art9681 5y ago
Disconnect the TV from wifi and enable GameMode to bypass most of the post processing. Disable HDR on the OS. On some TV models, there is an additional trick to rename the input port to "PC" and it reduces input lag even more. Use
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by Art9681 5y ago
Agreed. Tons of obsolete assumptions in this thread. We have been using Podman / OpenShift in production and never ran into a use case where Docker was needed.
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by Art9681 5y ago
I'm personally interested in Unikernels. That tech seems to be a good contender for replacing K8s. Every app an appliance running in a hypervisor.
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by Art9681 5y ago
OP is likely making assumptions on obsolete knowledge. Tech moves really fast which means the knowledge we gained last week might no longer be relevant. Here is an article showing it is perfectly acceptable to deploy Postgres in Kubernetes:
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by Art9681 5y ago
There are other container build tools such as Kaniko that have solved the reproducible builds issue right? If we're operating at scale, it probably means we are using some flavor of Kubernetes and the Docker runtime is no longer releva
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by Art9681 5y ago
I think what is uncommon in this scenario is that some people have a greater aptitude to express what they visualize. To communicate what is in their mind. To convert what is abstract thought into some form of communication. We all visualiz
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by Art9681 5y ago
The simple solution is to provision a VM with your browser of choice and take a snapshot of it. Every time you use it, restore to the "vanilla" snapshot to revert its state.
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by Art9681 5y ago
One of the appeals behind Ansible is its "agentless" workflow. The couple of minutes you lose waiting on execution time is nothing compared to the amount of man hours saved installing and maintaining agents on all your remote syst
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by Art9681 5y ago
Several people in this thread stating they are working on solutions to assist others learning modern cloud/devops stacks. I’ll throw my name in the hat too. I have a single node home lab running enterprise cloud/devops software st
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by Art9681 5y ago
Red Hat gives up to 10 free licenses of RHEL for personal use. If you have a home lab or want to learn an enterprise distro of Linux its a pretty good deal.
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by Art9681 5y ago
Tried Guacamole and it was ok. For this type of stuff a simple WireGuard VPN is much better. However, if you must serve apps remotely via browser, I find KASM WorkSpaces a superior solution.
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by Art9681 5y ago
Time + Commitment = Improvement You can improve in a few months what it takes another a few years depending on your circumstance. There are no shortcuts. Find ways to increase the amount of time you can devote to your dreams. This will comp
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by Art9681 5y ago
Dice / EA would want to maximize their profits through any legal, popular and mostly unpopular means. If that means entering some service agreement to support tokens from rival products then yes, they will. Anything that will increase
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by Art9681 5y ago
These promotions exist in the real world in one way or another. Also, it is more likely that a few leaders will emerge in the NFT space offering a framework or platform as a service that is used by rival game development companies. You know
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by Art9681 5y ago
Cloud has nothing to do with outsourcing. We run an OpenStack on-prem cloud all in house. Plenty of major businesses to do. Cloud is a software abstraction to maximize the efficiency of your data center.
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by Art9681 5y ago
The value is in the convenience of NOT having to spend the time researching, bookmarking, and remembering all those tools you use. That is the calling of software developers right? To abstract complexity so the other person doesnt have to w
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by Art9681 5y ago
This is a process problem. The wild is exactly that, a place to experiment and learn and iterate and fail. In any professional organization, all of your concerns can be adressed with the proper talent and tooling.
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by Art9681 6y ago
I'm jumping in as soon as a robust 3D game engine uses it as a first class language.
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by Art9681 6y ago
Twitter operates in the US so it is in its best interest to do what it can to maintain stability in its own home. To anyone working in US Government, Iran saying stupid things is common. What is not common is for US citizens to incite insur
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by Art9681 7y ago
IT Systems Automation and Administrator Location: Huntsville, Alabama Remote: YES Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Windows/Linux/MacOS, Ansible, PowerShell, Python, JavaScript, Jenkins. I can learn anything required for a job
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by Art9681 7y ago
You can TRY to do whatever you want but there is no guarantee you will be successful at it. In many cases, your living situation will actively prevent you from even trying. Not everyone is in a situation to thrive. Some people are fortunate
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by Art9681 7y ago
Location: Huntsville, AL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ansible, PowerShell, Python, RHEL, Windows Server Résumé/CV: Upon request via Email Email: art.aquino@icloud.com Current job title: Automation Engineer (DoD GOV
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by Art9681 7y ago
Have you not tried PowerShell? You can automate pretty much anything you want in Windows with it. I made a career out of it.
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by Art9681 7y ago
I provisioned a cloud in my home PC using the free open source equivalents of the Red Hat Cloud Suite. It's not trivial, but I did it in about two weeks. Red Hat Cloud Forms -> ManageIQ (to manage your virtual private clouds, hyperv
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by Art9681 7y ago
This one hits home. I have been arguing with my wife over stupid things that have been triggering my anger. Two weeks ago I ended up in the emergency room with a heart rate of 220. Got diagnosed with Supraventricular Tachycardia. I have con

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