Birch-san

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1. 61.▲
   by Birch-san 8y ago

   I'm concerned by the team-shaming [0]: > The only issue left is that of preventable costs arising from error, oversight, or incompetence > [notably,] the indiscriminate destruction of data […] under the mistaken impression that i
2. 62.▲
   Linking a soundfont VST for macOS(birchlabs.co.uk)

   3 points by Birch-san 8y ago|0 comments
3. 63.▲
   by Birch-san 8y ago

   Some key differences [1] > ply, by Tobais Waldekranz, is another front-end to BPF. I like it. It isn't complete yet, but has some interesting differences to bpftrace: ply emits instructions directly, whereas bpftrace uses llvm'
4. 64.▲
   by Birch-san 8y ago

   This is a great update. I'd wondered how ply differed from bpftrace. And structs support is a huge step in achieving parity with DTrace. DTrace has really helped me out* on macOS. To be without it is to lose a superpower, so I'm r
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   by Birch-san 8y ago

   Other shortcuts that changed the way I use Windows: Alt+Space (open window management context menu) Shift+F10 (right-click using the keyword) Ctrl+Shift+Escape (launch task manager) Windows+E (open Explorer window) Windows+X (open cont
6. 66.▲
   by Birch-san 8y ago

   I have the original Surface Pro (2013). # Software problems: - Windows frequently has bad touchscreen support. I've encountered many fullscreen games where a click can only be sent via a double-touch or double-pen-tap. It's phenom
7. 67.▲
   by Birch-san 8y ago

   Try pressing Space instead of Down.
8. 68.▲
   by Birch-san 8y ago

   I've had good experiences using Rancher ( https://rancher.com/ ) to operate k8s clusters. It provides a nice management interface, which handles common use-cases really well. Grabbing per-container logs or getting a shel
9. 69.▲
   by Birch-san 8y ago

   Rancher 1 is extremely easy to learn. Generally you do everything from the UI (I only use the CLI to view combined logs). High-availability is easy too; they provide a load-balancer (haproxy) with good UI integration. Rancher 2 has a nicer
10. 70.▲
    by Birch-san 8y ago

    Rancher is free and open source. Their Docker images are publicly available. I assume Rancher Labs sell support, but we did not buy support, nor did we need any.
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    by Birch-san 8y ago

    I recommend Rancher for the small business that wants to roll their own Kubernetes for free. Rancher 2 is a bit underdocumented right now, but we had great success with Rancher 1. Your bare metal hosts can be provisioned as Rancher hosts, w
12. 72.▲
    by Birch-san 8y ago

    I had a crack at fixing this. Could you try my make_portable.sh script on one of your Crystal binaries? https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/issues/3067#issuecom...
13. 73.▲
    by Birch-san 9y ago

    You may be experiencing the same bug as we did: memory freed by the GC of a containerised JVM was not able to be returned to the host machine. IIRC it was due to a bug in glibc >= 2.1. Something about how mallocs are pooled. IIRC you nee
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    by Birch-san 9y ago

    I used to do this with Dragon Dictate. It worked very well; I recommend it. I created speech bindings for my most common navigation tasks: - "Down" -> presses PgDn - "Down a bit" -> presses "down" a few t
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    by Birch-san 10y ago

    I submit "Bunker" as a more approachable name. Not only does it have the connotation of "survives nuclear bombardment", but also suggests "keep your stuff safe here" and "something you could entrust with y