CoolCold

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by CoolCold 3y ago
> It is much simpler than Docker Quite a bold statement, very much depends on the task and user's background. For one, running things across your team members, team consisting of mixed Windows, Macos, Linux workstations/laptop
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Considering it as a good thing - less chances WSL powered system will be put into production by mistake.
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Mine giving some details? Never used RHEL for GUI apps, servers mostly (well, Centos), why it's goodbye, what kind of blocker it will be for your team and corporate IT staff?
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by CoolCold 3y ago
You are probably the first FreeBSD guy who understands [and likes] the LTS option one can get with Linux world. Many from FreeBSD crowd just don't get the plain idea of LTS at all. Kudos!
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Do you have some experience here? Mind sharing couple of examples - I'm quite curious
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> it's sad that Linux developers waste time developing the Linux desktop Hey, that's unpopular statement on wanna-be hackers resources like HN or Reddit - people feel being creative using Linux on Desktop and feeling contro
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by CoolCold 3y ago
from README, build section: Make sure flutter is installed: Interesting, not some .Net stuff, but some mobile UI kit (from my understanding)
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Some people afair run hackintosh inside KVM in WSL2, may be that's what you need
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by CoolCold 3y ago
While my observation is mostly limited to my laptop and couple of friends, I must day that both of those laptops are on Windows Insider, not even stable branch and I probably can remember couple of minor issues over last 3 years with WSL2,
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Thinking about this one for my sysadmins needs, would like to hear your experience with that machines, thanks in advance!
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Looking into P14s with 64gb of ram https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/16j6375/p14s_gen_...
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Let's be honest - new waves of CTOs are guys coming with pure dev background. Managing self owned infra, even rented servers is something out of their wish/ability/knowledge, it's an territory of Unknown. From their pers
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Putty for Linux exists and even works to my knowledge, so had chances for success ;)
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My own estimations and observations say - 80% of programmers do. It's called "great DX" nowadays
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> Ceph is designed to host truly massive amounts of data, and generally becomes safer and more performant the more nodes and disks you have to spread your data across. I'm very pessimistic on CEPH usage in the scenario you have - ma
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Doc's install section for Linux missing DEB/RPM, please update docs. Extra hint - you may provide text snippet for Ansible playbook/taskset with proper sha256/similar checksumming for installing via "Download from I
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by CoolCold 3y ago
superseded by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37442646 ==== Doc's install section for Linux missing DEB/RPM
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by CoolCold 3y ago
I believe Lennart explained things well enough - being _end-user_ targeted means much more dynamic things vs servers targeted. > Hardware and Software Change Dynamically > Modern systems (especially general purpose OS) are highly dyna
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Interesting, for me Windows keeps getting better - additions of virtual desktops and windows (windows of applications, not system itself) management became much better - things like automatic layout restore on attaching external monitor to
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by CoolCold 3y ago
I've expected to find technical details, it's on another page - https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikidough Excerpt: > Wikidough is currently deployed as an anycasted service on all our PoPs [6 datacente
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by CoolCold 3y ago
What's your way of providing laptops to your employees? For simplicity, let's assume everyone is located in the same country.
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> Four hours of engineering time (very roughly $1000) In my proximity I don't know anyone who is doing any sort of Engineering work, be it dev/sysadmin/ML/datascience/whatever. I'm so astonished by the numbe
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by CoolCold 3y ago
You speak is like from one's of that sysadmins breed may speak. It's a heresy nowdays not to use kubernetes/not write yaml. The only even more heresy thing could be - run web applications on baremetal servers!
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by CoolCold 3y ago
I like concept of local and global optimals. For you, your local optimum may be great, but global optimum for the company as a whole may not. And vice versa.
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by CoolCold 3y ago
Here likely meant that system level hooks of antiviral software are invoked on CloseFile call when you do writes, not on OpenFile. You may want to take a look on https://youtu.be/qbKGw8MQ0i8?si=HO5b0MuljPQN9Sb2
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> Of course, Asahi Lina and I are two individuals with minimal funding. It’s a little awkward that we beat the big corporation… It's sort of battle when the opponent have not come to the battlefield at all due to no interest...I&#x2
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> OpenBSD doesn't even have that: if you don't reboot quickly after installing a major upgrade you're going to have a bad time that's interesting, can you share bit more details/links?
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to my understanding it's not really IO (reading/writing bytes), but overhead on OpenFile/CloseFile being under AV/Defender inspection. I'm taking that understanding basing on https://www.youtube.com/
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by CoolCold 3y ago
> using firefox nightly? sorry you cannot use it as your main browser because they can decide to brick your browser randomly to force you to restart. I'm on Firefox beta for a year or so and never seen this - it politely shows updat
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by CoolCold 3y ago
WSL2 is cool [for me] because it's boring - boring and stable is what I need on my workhorse. Other "cool" would be distrohopping and unixporn, but that's teenager-like coolness in reverse of the former. Postgresql will

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