CoolCold

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by CoolCold 2y ago
Mind sharing bit more on this? > because deploying Python/Diango is a mess (at least without docker) I'm playing around with FastUI (disclosure - I'm not a programmer at all), so I'm in "day 0" position and
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> Unlike Laravel and Symfony, WordPress doesn't support the worker mode of FrankenPHP (yet?), so there are not many benefits in terms of performance (except the ability to preload assets using 103 Early Hints, which can reduce the l
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Not sure where you take this "standard" from - AFAIR, it was mod_php since ~ 2004-2005 and all that lovely mpm_prefork stuff. FastCGI and FPM came a bit later. > should be using proxy_fcgi with Apache I'd in general use Ng
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I've tried to do Wordpress benchmark under FrankenPHP and under Apache's Mod-PHP - I couldn't see evidence of winning for FPHP. Have not dug deep enough though and test was in Docker, not on normal setup. Wordpress was basica
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> What is the purpose of this “tutorial”? To highlight the minor/not that minor differences and likely to send a message "FreeBSD is still something to consider!" I.e.: > Note: Check the file locations where VS Code is
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Gets regulated by whom, out of curiosity?
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by CoolCold 2y ago
For myself I wouldn't use Cygwin binaries in the way you describe, will prefer doing things in WSL instead. YMMV of course, just saying my prefs.
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I like that "probably" for perfomant here, but let's focus on features so far. Let's imagine we go this way, implemented own self made webserver in nodejs, started using it and the next day it will be required to add sim
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I hardly can imagine how it works for you, because WSL1 basically lacks any option for containers be it namespaces or cgroups? Netfilter? Bridges? Feel free to correct me and share successfull cases with wsl1 and containers
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Bit unrelated question and please excuse me if it's going in a wrong way - any plans to have sort of multithread support in rsync? Being single thread limited is painfully slow. I'm concerned on data reads ( disks do much better b
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Why it's the shame? Keep being relevant and satisfying users needs are reasons to be proud, not shamed. When Microsoft added WSL/WSL2 and collaborated with Canonical for smooth UX, is it a shame as well from your perspective?
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Couple of excerpts I found interesting for myself: > Not officially yet, but I am giving the soft warning that the data is showing us that CORE will become non-viable at some point in the future. Without divulging too much, I can say tha
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Thank you, interesting. Then "infra" would be under "IT" in such kind of setups? From my experience it was bit different - say Infra, Dev, Security departments having their own Head Of Dev/Infra/Sec reporting t
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> I'd say that if you really want to have hardware on your own, you get the right people to do the job for you. CTOs are not managing that on the floor. So I'm not sure it's the real reason. Not sure I got this point right
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> Running your own data center is just a PITA I believe in the article they clearly say they just use colo, not running own DCs > I wanna focus on software, not also having to manage hardware lifecycles, fire stuff, more engineers etc
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> But their new VC-installed CTO was like… No! Largely the point I'm trying to put here > Their first month’s bill was $50,000. And it only went up from there. Well, I've read it's not uncommon to have salaries of 200-5
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by CoolCold 2y ago
from AWS/GCP/Azure/you_name_it's perspective, it may be worth to give that 90% discount extra, just to ensure 1. keep shrinking workforce being able to keep doing such kind of setups 2. avoid such writeups with _numbers_
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by CoolCold 2y ago
thanks for explaining on what are column-oriented DBs are in a ELI5 way
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> Arguing with programmers is oftentimes pointless these days. Pragmatism is out of the equation. I partially agree with you, but my point is - things are even worse at times - arguing happens when there is more than single person invol
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Nice writing! My gut feeling says part of the problem is C-levels, like CTOs, in recent time, coming solely from programming experience and its just mentally hard for them to even consider having physical hardware (yet on colocation!) and m
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by CoolCold 2y ago
useful, thank you!
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by CoolCold 2y ago
My personal understanding - for Thinkpads, it's next year. I guess Lenovo is making real-life testes with P1 here, gather feedback before addressing other families like T14/T14s
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Interesting, thanks! * something about infra after all, something to learn from, dm-clone - TIL * largest team and just 6 persons...whoa! * on "A Registry machine unexpectedly reached a storage limit, disrupting deploys that pushed to
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by CoolCold 2y ago
quite a lot of Wordpress setups run on sort of shared hostings to the date. Plesk and Cpanel are still a thing in this area. And Wordpress is still massive share of websites. PHP-FPM which has options to specify system user per pool is basi
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Gitlab does the same. I've seen provisioning scripts and even cloud-init if I'm not wrong supporting downloading keys in that manner. From one side it's cool from other side allows to bypass of system administrator for keys u
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by CoolCold 2y ago
One likely can go bit deeper with "I use Windows to fix my ZFS/FreeBSD", should be possible, while I've not tried it myself - https://www.reddit.com/r/freebsd/comments/1cf5qaq/cant_edi
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Indeed...added link to the post into my comment, not sure how to fix the HN post though
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Using Windows with WSL2 to recover your Linux(old.reddit.com)
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by CoolCold 2y ago
In nutshell, by the author: I tried to upgrade my Ubuntu installation (which is on a separate SSD from the Windows installation) to 24.04 using do-release-upgrade -d, and got an error while installing the packages. When I rebooted, the OS
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by CoolCold 2y ago
To help myself to understand others better, I made some efforts to look and keep looking outside my bubble. That's not simple though- humans tend to think THEY know better for all others while it's often not. Say you don't wa

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