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by alexktz 6y ago
Digitalocean, Linode, hetzner, etc, etc.
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by alexktz 6y ago
This is exactly why containers took off for self-hosters. Installing Plex went from a blog post to `docker run plex` (ok there is a little more nuance than that but you get my point). Docker allowed me to be far more competent on a Linux bo
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by alexktz 6y ago
F
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by alexktz 6y ago
It's clear to read, I like this one overall. Simple. But it would benefit greatly from search.
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by alexktz 6y ago
Gitbooks search is also absolutely best in class.
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by alexktz 6y ago
Absolutely Amen. Thank you. A list of my open source contributions include co-founding Linuxserver.io, the Self-Hosted podcast, blogging extensively about open source software (blog.ktz.me) and work for Red Hat. I say this not to be 'l
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by alexktz 6y ago
They don't? I just ran Cinebench R20 and Unigine Heaven benchmark plugged and unplugged (10x each) and got the same scores each time. This is the 16" MBP with the 5600m with HBM2 memory.
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by alexktz 6y ago
I have literally used Linux as my daily desktop driver at work for 6 years and counting. I'm not saying it can't be a great experience if you have a well defined use case such as development. But for an all-round, no compromises e
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by alexktz 6y ago
Because the tool you use is just part of the equation. It's same reason I use Discord, Telegram, whatever. You trade convenience for money, time or privacy. Sadly, I genuinely don't think that any of the tools you mention come clo
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by alexktz 6y ago
One USB-C cable into an LG USB-C monitor. I'm not saying there aren't issues with MacOS and external displays but my experience on a daily basis is consistently good. The same cannot be said for my experience docking and undocking
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by alexktz 6y ago
I recently purchased a 16” MBP despite significant personal concerns over the future of MacOS, being a strong open source advocate and Linux paying my mortgage. I did this ultimately for a few reasons. MacOS lets me run Adobe (Photoshop, Li
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by alexktz 6y ago
shudder and whatever version of 'agile' we're doing this month
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by alexktz 6y ago
> I read the whole article. But we only the read the titles and react around here. /s I agree with your sentiments overall. The whole thrust of the article feels anecdotal. We will feel some acceleration of remote working trends o
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by alexktz 6y ago
Your future RSI thanks you.
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by alexktz 6y ago
Unsubstantiated bullshit. The entire 'article'. How this passes for 'journalism' is baffling.
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by alexktz 6y ago
I feel you're unfairly conflating a 50+ year stable industry with relative job safety vs a decade of flash growth in a brand new industry.
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by alexktz 6y ago
Multi-monitor works well for me but I have one annoying issue which is that one line of pixels bleeds over the edge of one monitor into the next.
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by alexktz 6y ago
The grass is always greener! I can assure you that there are plenty of bugs on both sides :)
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by alexktz 6y ago
Any chance the website could show a screenshot or something? It’s just a generic thing right now and I have no interest in signing up to something I can’t see.
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by alexktz 6y ago
You could definitely achieve this with a whole plethora of tools like Terraform, packer and some kind of CI. But at some point you have to draw a line and ask what is ‘good enough’ for homelab. For me, that line is drawn at hand installatio
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by alexktz 6y ago
You can only run a certain number of pods per node before the kernel craps out. Depending on your K8s version somewhere in the 250-500 range. Admittedly, this is unlikely to be an issue at home lab levels. Therefore one must suspect the “be
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Secret Management with Docker-compose and Ansible Vault(blog.ktz.me)
4 points by alexktz 6y ago|0 comments
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by alexktz 6y ago
Do you mean cockpit?
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by alexktz 6y ago
Don't forget org-roam!! I swear all these other folks trying tool x, y, z are only doing so because they haven't found org. It's a bit cryptic to get started but totally worth the effort.
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by alexktz 6y ago
This looks rad. Any chance of a Github repo that I can star so I don't forget about this?
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by alexktz 6y ago
My home internet went out yesterday (I WFH full-time). “No big deal”, I thought. I’ll just go to Sta... Dammit COVID!
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by alexktz 6y ago
Check out org-roam. It does have the emacs string attached but I've been using doom emacs with it (for vim keybindings) and the learning curve is 100% worth it. 3 weeks in and I haven't looked back here.
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by alexktz 6y ago
Great article on Tiddlywiki, thanks! I too hate the name tiddlers but love the software so I tolerate it.
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by alexktz 6y ago
Apart from the learning curve org-roam is the answer. I’m on week 2 with it and I can hardly sleep I’m so excited by how it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for.
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by alexktz 6y ago
I tried out Obsidian in the closed beta and also Roam Research before ending up learning org-roam as part of org-mode in emacs. I won't deny there is a heck of a learning curve with org-mode but once you make the jump I doubt you'

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