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by _joel 2y ago
sure, for each arch.. or just use the thing that the tool is designed for as the distribution mechanism. A `docker run ...` is one step, not the two you're advocating.
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by _joel 2y ago
Scanning a licence plate is one thing, working out if a car is parked illegally is another, right?
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by _joel 2y ago
or just use, I don't know, docker?
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by _joel 2y ago
They use Falcon 9 for crewed launches, not Falcon Heavy. Using FH to put starliner capsule in orbit would be massively inefficient as you don't need that much mass to orbit capability. Plus it's not rated for human flight, so ther
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by _joel 2y ago
No thanks, this looks shady as hell.
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by _joel 2y ago
It's ok, they checked it whilst replacing all of the flammable tape they used to wrap the avionics :/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/crewed-starliner-...
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by _joel 2y ago
I would not like to be in that capsule, that's for sure.
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by _joel 2y ago
We're providing a CI/CD system that supports several different departments and teams with varying technology in their stack and a plethora of different pipelines. Some big java projects, python and loads of other batch jobs like s
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by _joel 2y ago
Usage, I converted a bunch of containers to it from debian-slim in our fairly large CI/CD setup and it processed workloads noticably slower, despite booting slightly quicker as it's a smaller pull. However, with network speeds now
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by _joel 2y ago
Can't see any code for that, unless it's there and I've missed it.
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by _joel 2y ago
Aye lad!
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by _joel 2y ago
I loved that screensaver, LLAP.
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by _joel 2y ago
It's not cloning, it's just copying the tonality. It states this in the docs but still calls itself voice cloning. I tried it and I ended up sounding American, not my ususal dulcet Lancashire tones. Absolutely nothing like me.
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by _joel 2y ago
I found Alpine to be a lot slower than glibc based distros.
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by _joel 3y ago
And also for people following the UK news, the name of the Fujitsu/Post Office software that led to a not insignificant number of sub-postmasters being falsely convited in the largest miscarriages of British justice ever (maybe anywher
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by _joel 3y ago
They seem to be able to switch out a Raptor 2 in a couple of hours, even quicker sometimes. It's not impossible there will be some need for maintenance on the Merlins, probably on the injectors I'd imagine, as there'll be so
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by _joel 3y ago
They've got 24/7 ops and building of Starbase in Boca Chica and KSC going on as well as loads of other sites, it's quite something. Checkout LabPadre and NASA Space Flight (NSF) on Youtube, tank watching is quite fun.
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by _joel 3y ago
Sure, most are when it's at that distance from the Sun. Looking forward to seeing Dragonfly sport it's RTG https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/spacecraft/display.action?id...
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by _joel 3y ago
I recall having one in the late 90's, just before PAYG phones made their debut and SMS mopped up the market for them. Easy way for your Mum to tell you to get back for tea, or else! :)
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by _joel 3y ago
Heh, brought back memories of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Desktop
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by _joel 3y ago
> Chaz and Dave entered the chat.
682.
by _joel 3y ago
Worth mentioning for all those that wondered why this didn't take off like the mobile phone network, proper... You could only make calls, not receive them and coverage was limited. I grew up in Manchester and remember seeing the base s
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by _joel 3y ago
I prefer Thermite on my toast
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by _joel 3y ago
They talk about OpenTofu, are they going to do cdktf for opentofu then?
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by _joel 3y ago
Agreed, it's not an insignificant addition to the time of a pipeline run (in our use case) and adds up if you're running a good number. Spent a bit of time porting some images to alpine and it wasn't really worth the effort.
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by _joel 3y ago
and 65% of the software support, less I'm inclined to believe? Although having more players in the fold is definitely a good thing.
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by _joel 3y ago
Indeed, you fill it up even quicker nowadays.
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by _joel 3y ago
Had them here in the UK, used to get a free TV license for the inconvenience. My mate always pressed the same button despite what channel we were watching though, so there is that...
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by _joel 3y ago
By using mitm, basically "pretending" you're the site the victim wants to connect to and trasparently connecting to the actual upstream site. Basically decrypting the traffic locally for inspection before sending it back out.
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by _joel 3y ago
I'd probably spend the effort adding ssl expiration to the monitoring system for all the certs in use. Trigger then a month/week whatever before they're due to expire.

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