Yasuraka

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by Yasuraka 2y ago
People do not protest when the government is already doing what they think is right. What should people do, meet up just to chant "thanks for doing the thing, keep doing it" ?
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Color sequences are not portable and known to break things (e.g. Jupyter sessions crashing due to colored pytest reports) and nothing but a liability if you're just piping the output. I think it's more about having the option.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
I have to admit that I never compiled a list of this type and it seems exceedingly difficult to find useful search results. I couldn't dig up the examples I had in mind from the last 2 years, but stumbled upon others I didn't know
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Yes, distributing non-free, patented code that requires a license, requires a license. The same goes for Debian actually[1], including blocking requests and removing packages that were included before by mistake. I would even dare say that
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Major advantage of Fedora is being closer to the upstream sources, both in terms of freshness and in terms of not meddling with libs or similar. Debian patches lead to several possible exploits over the last few years.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
I do this with kubectx to switch and kube-ps1 with ohmyzsh to display cluster/namespace in my usual prompt
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Windows still has horrendous automation support, PowerShell falls short and loses its USP as soon as you need anything that is not a builtin and series of bandaids like DSC didn't even ameliorate the situation. The UX is bad even when
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
I have dabbled with this one: https://github.com/BuilderIO/micro-agent
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
I've been using script_dir="$(dirname "$(realpath "$0")")" Hasn't failed me so far and it's easy enough to remember
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Here's a script that left an impression on me the first time I saw it: https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/blob/main/extras/rootl... I have since copied this pattern for many scripts: logging
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
I've been waiting for the server-side of things to be open-sourced ever since this announcement. In the meantime, I've been enjoying jj/jujutsu ( https://github.com/martinvonz/jj ), which started as a 20%
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
I was getting by with bare git and then YADM until I grew tired of managing the logic to keep everything in sync across multiple machines and types or versions of OS, on top of managing my configs already. https://www.chezmoi.io&
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
And similarly, you don't need any configuration at all to just run k8s itself, you do need to configure your application and pay attention when exposing things, but the same holds true for an OS on a single machine. I believe the OS co
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
K8s has distros, most of them certified to be compatible, and some of them are monolithic(-ish (single binary)), such as k3s/rke2.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
>getting this thing called "libcap2-bin" (again, no idea what that is, could be installing a botnet for all i know) If you get it via a package manager (like apt or dnf), it's almost guaranteed to not be malware unless som
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Q1: - Nagios: if it is already set up and covering all requirements in a legacy system. - Prometheus + Grafana (+ Loki + ...): modern and extensible ecosystem with a unix-philosophy, my default choice of the times. - Victoria Metrics: up an
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
This actually moves stuff out of the "contact us" tier, where it used to be, and makes everything available to all. There are new hooks, but paywalling capabilities was not the point here.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
For people who want to test it in a Fedora context before the official spin is out, this seems promising: https://github.com/ublue-os/cosmic
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Containers are not VMs, code runs directly on metal and performance is pretty-much-native. https://web.archive.org/web/20150218172511/http://domino.res... This is from 2015, and it improved from there (e
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
How so?
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
It's harder to find a role he didn't play yet, as of writing he was in 736 works, with another 92 upcoming. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000616/
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Your main or release branches should not have untested or unreviewed changes. If they do, they are the cause. Outages after deploying are then just the effect.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Too many words in a line. I could not read it. Please split it into five lines. This is actually an improvement!
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
The context in this case being that Robert "Uncle Bob" Martin is a charlatan and an impostor.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
>If we later move all the balls farther away, we don't expect the batter to hit farther. I was about to mention the psychological barrier phenomena according to which, once a record is broken, scores of athletes move past it in shor
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Also any svn/hg repository afaik
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
The stdlib is, as of a few weeks ago. The rest I presume will follow once they are sure of their MLIR moat
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
I've switched from using podman-compose to using the podman native way of composing services, which uses Kubernetes style manifests https://docs.podman.io/en/stable/markdown/podman-kube-genera... It also
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Go uses $GOPROXY which points to https://proxy.golang.org/ by default with direct sources as fallback, very reliable
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
It goes up whenever you can't reach it

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