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by CoolCold 3y ago
> And not to mention half the reason I went to cloud was not that I didn’t want to deal with administering servers, I didn’t want to deal with server administrators. I bet it's true for many. I approximate it from what I see in back
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> we made critical changes That's exactly why people (including me) tend to like LTS - no critical changes till next release. Upgrades for security with minimal surprises. I go further and often use unattended-upgrades on my Ubuntu
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by CoolCold 3y ago
isn't it a thing already https://www.phoronix.com/news/libuv-io-uring ?
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by CoolCold 3y ago
any highlights?
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by CoolCold 3y ago
I'd hardly call it services, in terms of what inetd could do to keep the _service_, more like wrappers, but yeah. Systemd made it better - I run both xinetd based bash scripts for sorta network-accessible healthchecks used by haproxy l
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Wait for ppl come and start claiming you are against UNIX philosophy and systemd fanboy :))
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Hell, Ruby is that slow?!
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by CoolCold 3y ago
You may wanna take a look on DB engine benchmarks from Percona. Those from phoronix.com doesn't try compare DBs, but environments where those DB/applications run.
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Yeah, I do use "copy on select" since mIRC/Putty days. Coming back to split - checked, thanks! For me, who prefers having separate windows, not splitting by means of terminal (splitting in tmux on rare occasions though), it&#
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Aaand I probably don't remember last time I needed to set version explicitly, it's usually just a single version of everything, mind sharing your case?
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Interested in copy/paste stuff - mind adding details? I use it very often and works for me. For tabs I don't care much as not using them.
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by CoolCold 3y ago
I have not found an answer on does it support dealing with containers on remote side, let's assume it does and pass this part. One day I was not familiar with VSCode and I became familiar and many others as well. Just not Emacs. Assumi
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by CoolCold 3y ago
you mean on desktop/laptop cases or for server side as well (I highly doubt here)?
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by CoolCold 3y ago
my own impressions - in my practical system administration activities, I hardly notice any impact of WSL2 on performance * running Ansible, Flask, bash scripts - all good * rare compiling - like RPM packages for Centos7 - probably loo
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> And that kind of speaks to my complaint. I've used Linux for 2 decades and you are still not sure "that runs in the current user session, so it doesn't work for headless systems or systems that haven't been logged o
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> In Windows I can use WebAuthN over RDP. In Linux I can barely get a passable RDP solution. YEAH. And SmartCards forwaring. And...I was shocked couple of weeks ago when I was able to use my fingerpint scanner over RDP to login with 2FA.
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by CoolCold 3y ago
and FreeBSD Jails were a thing 15 years before Docker came and made things affordable for the masses. and Olympic champion can jump for 5 meters, but bridges over creeks is nothing uncommon for masses. and Emacs has been able to edit files
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WSL2 on Zen4 Ryzen: similar performance to running bare metal Linux(phoronix.com)
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by CoolCold 3y ago
When carrying out the recent Windows 11 vs. Ubuntu 23.04 benchmarks with the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Zen 4 3D V-Cache desktop processor, I also took the opportunity with the Windows 11 install around to check in on the Windows 11 WSL2 performan
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Is it something specific to android emulator? Having macos to be run in nested virtualization, https://dev.to/nicole/running-macos-on-windows-10-with-wsl2-... what stops android emulator from doing the same? What about
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> comparison where I ran the same workloads across a Docker Swarm cluster and a K3s cluster (a great Kubernetes distro that's low on resource usage as well) and even then Swarm used less memory (~2x less than Kubernetes for the lead
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by CoolCold 3y ago
it's could happen that only Sysadmins among this site visitors crowd are FreeBSD guys, everyone else are Developers or DevOps/SREs in the worst case :) And on FreeBSD there are Jails and BHyve, so not a Proxmox audience as well, I
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by CoolCold 4y ago
whoa! something new and makes some sense for newbies
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Hey! I wonder, why CEO, not even CTO or other Principal Engineer come here in person. Is it cuz company doing so great that CEO has so much free time to spend it on activity of that sort or HN is consider so serious resource to spend time o
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by CoolCold 4y ago
Yeah, hopefully x13s gen2 will be such device [for those who care on battery usage].
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by CoolCold 4y ago
But they insist on put your NS on cloudflare as well and afair not accepting domains greater than 2nd level. Coming back to the load - simple 3vCPU Linux based VPS on Hetzner could handle 4Gbit of traffic serving. Offloading your server fle
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by CoolCold 4y ago
With all that glory of Alpine, my personal choice is to avoid having it on server side, it's too much "if" with it to keep in my memory.
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by CoolCold 4y ago
thanks, that was definitely something enriching my vision out of my bubble.
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by CoolCold 4y ago
> You don't have to be alerted, wait, and restart your whole computer for every little thing. I'm surprised how Mac/Windows still never bothered to catch up. Cannot comment anything on Mac, have no experience. On Windows s
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by CoolCold 4y ago
> I don't think that this sort of attitude will result in an environment that's encouraging for more people to use Linux distros. Linux crowd, seems have not made their mind on what they want to reach as a product for end user.

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