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by _frkl 6y ago
I think challenging the consensus is equally needed (and high time in this regard, IMHO). To me, 'open source' lost its meaning a while ago, and I welcome new ideas in this space.
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by _frkl 6y ago
Such as?
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by _frkl 6y ago
I don't think they meant to say they can't do it, more that they don't want people to use github pages for those use cases, otherwise a lot of people would move their high bandwidth and relatively expensive to host sites to g
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by _frkl 6y ago
Looks interesting, well done. I'm using (and am extremely happy with) Hasura. Apart from supporting non Postgres dbs, what differentiates this?
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by _frkl 7y ago
> So incrementally transforming data works well, applying that transformation elsewhere not really. That bothered me more than the size limitation, which I think is not limiting most use cases with real “messy” data anyway. Maybe process
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by _frkl 7y ago
Exciting, very nice idea, I'll keep my eyes on this. It happened more than once that I had need for something like this, and I stewed over how to implement it for quite a while now. Haven't looked at it in detail yet, but from a f
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by _frkl 7y ago
I'd imagine it's because it's available everywhere (even openwrt routers and those things), and it's easier to get away with not having to use sudo (depending on the task you are doing, of course). With Ansible, you almo
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by _frkl 7y ago
Agree. Although I personally prefer Ansible to the alternatives, the one thing I don't like is that it does require python to be installed on the target hosts for most modules. That's not a problem usually, but every now and then
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by _frkl 7y ago
Yes, plus you often get updates nowadays, which, depending on the domain of the book, can be pretty important.
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by _frkl 7y ago
Totally agree, I also enjoy her posts quite a bit!
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by _frkl 7y ago
Tiling window managers with keyboard shortcuts for super quick window and virtual desktop switching as well as full screening focused windows. Obviously, more screen is always better, but I don't feel I loose a lot of efficiency when I
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by _frkl 7y ago
That's not unique to sharing ideas, unfortunately. Lots of people actually share their implementations, and also get beaten over the head with a stick...
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by _frkl 7y ago
Garda officers said they were hopeful advances in technology would one day enable them to access the bitcoin so it could be sold. At which point Bitcoins value would be approximately zero... :-)
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by _frkl 7y ago
Nice, well done! I'm using Metabase at the moment, which I quite like, except for a few little annoyances. What was your motivation for writing this, and where do you see insights differ from the current main players like metabase, sup
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by _frkl 7y ago
yes, ive seen that. was just wondering whether/where there are prebuilt binaries i can download directly
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by _frkl 7y ago
This is pretty impressive. Are there builds for a cli?
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by _frkl 7y ago
Nice. Does this also support templated files like cookiecutter? If not, I guess one can always call cookiecutter from this...
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by _frkl 7y ago
Early days, no? Honestly, to me running my own thing, incl. the possibility of failure and everything else that comes along with it sounds like a way better proposition than getting a mid level 9 to 5 job. So, congrats to OP. Fair enough i
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by _frkl 7y ago
Interesting, thanks for posting! I like how people start trying out new license models while still trying to keep their products as open as possible. Since this is a desktop application, not a Saas, and you opted for a subscription model: w
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by _frkl 7y ago
This is basically what Qubes does. I quite like it, and it is surprisingly useable considering what's involved. Still, stopped using it after a while because running a 'native' OS is just less friction, and I didn't thin
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by _frkl 7y ago
I dont see that, what product would they advertise?
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by _frkl 7y ago
Thanks, that'd be great and very much appreciated. I was about to look into that direction, because it seems to make a lot of sense, but haven't gotten around to it...
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by _frkl 7y ago
Do you have anything written up about your wireguard setup?
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by _frkl 7y ago
Not really, it'll die eventually if you've taken enough bites. Might be a bit more difficult to take the bites if you didn't kill it beforehand, but still ...
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by _frkl 7y ago
But all this doesn't leave contributors without any rights: they can still decide to band together and fork the whole thing. Even after signing CLAs and having contributed to the original codebase for a while.
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by _frkl 7y ago
In addition, I'm not sure using MySQL as an example makes a whole lot of sense. After all, that project was forked and the 'freer' alternative won out, so said 'seedy' behavior wasn't really a winning strategy.
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by _frkl 7y ago
Of course nobody suggested that, that's far off the point I was trying to make. If it's harder to do, less people will do it. Whereas I'd like the opposite to happen. If you take away the option to dual-license, it becomes ha
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by _frkl 7y ago
I'm torn. On one side I do like this idea, on the other hand I don't see a practical way to work on exploratory open source software in some areas where your effort (even if it actually ends up delivering value to somebody) will b
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by _frkl 7y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I don't know much about tor hidden services, and wasn't aware they could be used for this purpose. This goes definitely on my list...
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by _frkl 7y ago
This is quite cool. I haven't looked too deep into k8s loadbalancers yet, could this be used in combination with metallb? I'd like to expose one service In my cluster like this, but have the others only available on my local netwo

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