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by Bayart 4y ago
Nginx ingress controller + cert-manager is the most common, best documented way of doing this. If you don't have a domain already pointing to your public IP, you can use nip.io.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Try k9s[1], the xray view (:xray [ressource]) shows you nested resources as a tree. I find it very useful (and k9s in general is a fantastic administration tool). [1]: https://k9scli.io
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by Bayart 4y ago
> Vanilla K8s YAML is extremely low-level. I find trying to untangle something deployed with Kubespray/Helm/anything automatized far more headache inducing than flat YAML files.
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by Bayart 4y ago
On one hand I'd like to say I don't want to become a Windows admin to extract expected behaviour from a laptop, on the other that's exactly how I learned Linux administration.
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by Bayart 4y ago
I wish I was as cool as Rob Pike.
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by Bayart 4y ago
I'm the same age and being a late bloomer professionally I had some anxiety as well. In the end I mostly benefitted from not being treated as a junior, even if my CV is clearly light in the field.
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by Bayart 4y ago
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
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by Bayart 4y ago
I'm sure it happens. But I'm not sure it's statistically relevant and deserves tailoring public discourse around. It just sounds like « think of the children » nonsense to me. I've certainly never seen it happen. In fact
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by Bayart 4y ago
> Are you implying they're much less terrible? It's outright benine. No need to frame it in a negative way (« much less terrible »). > I like to say that vaping is slightly less terrible than combustible cigarettes because i
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by Bayart 4y ago
> Important to remember that combustible cigarettes are _terrible_ and e-cigarettes are a slightly less terrible alternative to those. They're not « slightly » less terrible. They're not even comparable. Vaporizing glycerin and
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by Bayart 4y ago
My org is using an in-house solution. Jira is the object of our wet dreams.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Vivaldi's reader mode lets you do it.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Changing obscure tender on public bridges was so much better.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Road networks just match the most efficient paths of the era they were built in. The economic map changed a lot in the feudal era and most Roman roads (some of which high maintenance) were simply abandoned.
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by Bayart 4y ago
I've never been to an American style date in my life, nor do I do know anyone who does it. At least in France it far out of regular habits. The place for getting to know each other is usually a friends group.
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by Bayart 4y ago
$20k problably includes the cost of digging tranches and lay new cables. Here in France it's tops a few thousand euros if you want 36kVA, but that doesn't include civil engineering.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Standards happen by committee. They're not disruptive and that's the point .
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by Bayart 4y ago
Tesla always accrued competition pretty fast in whatever domain it explored, its big advantage being brand and battery life. For my part while I'd like a vehicle with Tesla autonomy, the appalling QA/finish (Teslas still look che
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by Bayart 4y ago
They're only authoritative as far as governmental output goes, which is perfectly fine : the government's language should be consistent across the board.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Raja Koduri, the head of Graphics at Intel. Before that he was leading the Radeon group at AMD. He's been doing GPU stuff since the 90s.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Poland was a post-Communist rust bucket a short time ago. It's easier to grow and leapfrog when you're starting low. Britain, France and Germany have a lot of inertia.
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by Bayart 4y ago
I've not seen a single tech layoff around me. In fact it's quite the opposite, there's very high demand in IT. Of course that might be tunnel vision, but I don't feel Europe's tech workers are particularily worried.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Don't Traefik and Caddy already do exactly that with their official containers ? What makes NGINX Proxy Manager special in that instance ?
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by Bayart 4y ago
As we say here : all work deserves payment. I don't work for free, end of story. If someone wants a « free trial », I can just go work with someone who doesn't.
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by Bayart 4y ago
If we needed to use words as old as the concepts they're used for, we couldn't do history.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Obvious based on what ? Assumptions we make about history ? The idea that there's a linear, idempotent path of progress has been challenged for good reasons : discoveries such as these.
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by Bayart 4y ago
France has one major problem in that there are no transversal lines in the South (Bordeaux->Toulouse->Marseille or Bordeaux->Lyon) which makes a lot of the travelling in that direction incredibly inconvenient, to the point plane is
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by Bayart 4y ago
> it is like forcing Germany to provide health care for the French and vice versa That's literally how it works [1]. EU citizens are treated the same as local citizens in every country. [1]: https://www.schengenvisainfo.c
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by Bayart 4y ago
> I couldn't imagine why not. The single market. Refusing to sell to other EU citizens is very illegal.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Trending downwards doesn't mean it can't retrace 24% and liquidate your position before going down again. And that's if it is trending downwards.

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