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CoolCold
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CoolCold
3y ago
Some say Windows + WSL2 is the most stable ABI/API for the year of Linux on desktop. While its a joke, every joke contains some portion of a joke.
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3y ago
Still the case, right
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3y ago
I do use Edge for this, any hint of what I may be loosing by not using Chrome for Gmeet?
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3y ago
PowerToys with WindowWalker ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/powertoys/run#wind... ) is what I do use a lot to search through windows - I have a lot of terminals open usually, could be like 30-40 s
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3y ago
Up vote from me for very true > Not to mention they can only think about doing this if they have an inkling that it is possible.
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3y ago
Great reading, thanks for the link on vanilla vs dpdk
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3y ago
Sounds huge and big deal!
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3y ago
would be interesting to see some performance benchmarks - I do care on TCP streams mostly for now, cases I do cover by HAproxy/Nginx in the systems.
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3y ago
> halfway into it my WSL2 completely broke and I had to reinstall windows I'm curios, so WSL2 broke that you cannot even add new distros, remove broken distros? or Windows host itself became unstable?
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3y ago
I've started to dropping of Putty since WSL1 and later native openssh-client landed into Windows. I was missing ability to use ~/.ssh/config - comparing to Putty's GUI way of changing things, especially en-masse, like up
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3y ago
I do like 99% of the time and in quite specific cases from the host machine (Windows native openssh) - mainly due to my environment is in WSL in terms of dotfiles, cmd line prompt, shell history and so on.
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3y ago
HyperTerminal is for greybeards :) What was meant is Windows Terminal
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3y ago
if not a secret, where have you moved to and why, is it better/worse?
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3y ago
> This is so real. I call it "doc-lock" or documentation lock-in. I don't really know a good scalable way to solve this faster than the natural passage of time and growth of the Caddy project. I think you are totally right
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3y ago
How would you imagine this in practice? Should one to provide instructions how to unwrap docker images/dockerfiles project uses (quite many do lean on Docker/Containers nowadays and not regular system setup) to for example setup t
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3y ago
Quite intersting - in theory, "pure" load balancer shouldn't not, but in practice most of my LBs, especially for small projects do. Even for larger projects I do combine proxy_cache on LB making it serve static files or using
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3y ago
most wondering thing for me - escalating "VMWare OVA disk.." questions to CEO level - has he better things to do or it's some small company where CEO still knows everyone?
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3y ago
I tend to use those VE, virtual environment to make distinguish between containers, VMs and lightweight full OS based containers, since the days of using OpenVZ - may be i'll like that naming too.
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3y ago
Good as introduction, but not sure I'd go beyond free trial.
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3y ago
Not sure, who handles .htaccess then? Some plug-ins heavily rely on it.
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3y ago
You forgot the modern mantra - dev team is always right!
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3y ago
Mind sharing bit more of the details?
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3y ago
Among other nice things, I liked > We used our C2 repository to execute the pwd && ls && /home && ip a command on the runner labeled “jenkins-worker-rocm-amd-34”, confirming stable C2 and remote code executio
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3y ago
Chef? Puppet?
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3y ago
for WSL2, with nested virtualization - it should for WSL1 - virtualization is not used, it's more like syscall emulation
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3y ago
can you please clarify, from technical perspective > enable podman.socket (available as system and user unit) Won't it make podman be daemon then if it'd be activated by socket? Won't such a daemon be run as root then to b
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3y ago
oh, TA! get +1 from me! Hope you tried Supreme Commander too - TA2 if you ask me (from the same guys, more or less) and made much better especially in micromanagement.
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3y ago
probably EmacsOS can be run on that laptop. No guarantee one will be able to edit files though (but that's the same as on other computers and Emacs ) :)
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3y ago
Which country? I believe it's regulated by law of the country
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3y ago
> terminal DevEx across the board and fix all sorts of terminal micro-frustrations I believe you believe this such a thing exists - I'd like to read/hear your thoughts on this - in my bubble of system administration, I'm
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