JanMa

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by JanMa 4y ago
Why does everyone keep thinking developers need to now about K8S? Just be glad if your infra/DevOps/platform teams abstract this away from you and you don't have to deal with this insanity.
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by JanMa 4y ago
> It's a terrible, smelly, health-destroying habit, and I was right to give it up, but I think I'll always be a smoker at heart. It's incredible how much I can relate to this. I finally managed to quit smoking after multip
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by JanMa 5y ago
How happy are you with the infrared heating? I've been thinking about getting some as well
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by JanMa 5y ago
There's a German manufacturer called Medion [0] who offers some "dumb" TVs without any smart features. Not sure if you can buy their products in the US though [0]: https://www.medion.com
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by JanMa 5y ago
I used it a lot while pursuing my electrical engineering degree. It's ability to solve almost any mathematical formula and to show you the solution step by step is just plain awesome. I guess it's safe to say I would not have pass
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by JanMa 5y ago
You can, all you need to do is to extract the widevine binary from a ChromeOS arm build and put them on your Pi/ARM board. Admittedly, it's a bit cumbersome to do this, but it works very well. I've been watching Netflix on my
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by JanMa 5y ago
I definitely agree with you. Manjaro is a great distro and I have used for multiple years. I especially liked that they offer such a broad range of supported desktop environments, each with their own downloadable ISO image. If you are looki
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by JanMa 5y ago
Interesting to read that they are using Unix sockets to send traffic to their backend processes. I know that it's easily done when using HaProxy but I have never read about people using it. I guess the fact that they are not using doc
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by JanMa 5y ago
About 2.5 years ago I struggled a bit with smartphone addiction. All the screen time limitation apps didn't work out for me and I decided the smartphone had to go. Instead I bought the then newly released Nokia 8110 4G, which is a so-c
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by JanMa 5y ago
Nice post, thanks for sharing it. From personal experience I can only agree with their choice to pick Nomad. At the place where I work we have been running Nomad as our main container orchestrator for around 2.5 years now. It's rock so
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by JanMa 5y ago
When it comes to networking fundamentals I can definitely recommend "Computer Networks" by Andrew Tanenbaum[0]. [0]: https://www.pearson.com/us/higher-education/program/Tanenbau...
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by JanMa 6y ago
> Now imagine if only you could schedule to run systemd units using Nomad With some tweaks to your unit files this is actually possible. Nomad has the concept of custom task drivers you can implement to make it schedule any kind of workl
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by JanMa 6y ago
A dishwasher. I spent the last 7 years doing dishes by hand due to lack of space in my Appartments. Then recently I found out there are things called "countertop" dishwashers which are half the size of normal ones and fit neatly o
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by JanMa 6y ago
I am really happy to finally see them adding some functionality to add custom middlewares to Traefik. However it leaves a bad taste in my mouth that in order to use it, you have to sign up to their new SaaS. Especially when keeping in mind
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by JanMa 6y ago
If you are looking for a nice tmux config I can definitely recommend "Oh my tmux": https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux
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by JanMa 6y ago
Definitely agree! I switched to Spacemacs about 1.5 years ago and the increase in productivity was amazing. If you work with Git a lot, it's worth looking at for Magit alone. The way you are able to perform complex tasks with a few key
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by JanMa 7y ago
https://janma.tk/ Relatively young blog of mine. Every once in a while I try to write detailed articles about technical things I am currently interested in. I wrote a 6 part series about porting a Unikernel to Xen: https:&
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by JanMa 7y ago
Yes it is possible, but not using Kubernetes AFAIK. HashiCorp Nomad [1] has an LXC driver which allows you to orchestrate LXC containers. [1]: https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/drivers/external/lxc.html