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birdiesanders
2y ago
This sounds truly dreadful.
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birdiesanders
2y ago
Nice render, shame that's all this will ever be.
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birdiesanders
2y ago
Containers rely on many privilege separation systems to do what they do, they are in fact a rather extreme case of multi-user systems, but they tend to present as “single” user environs to the container’s processes.
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birdiesanders
2y ago
We run a few tens of thousands of VMs on kubevirt, it’s quite fantastic.
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birdiesanders
2y ago
Most IRC clients happily accept a properly encoded v6 address.
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birdiesanders
2y ago
You could just, like, turn it all off and go on holiday.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Here dies hashicorp.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Containers are not code abstraction, they are environment encapsulation.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Hundreds, in my case. We have a sidecar here or there, but essentially our entire operation is run in distroless containers that consume config maps. We have one source of truth for 5 baremetal cloud regions, a number of private on-prem clo
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Lock Pick Metallurgy
(elvencraft.com)
3 points
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birdiesanders
3y ago
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birdiesanders
3y ago
You use machineConfigs that are used to provision the base OS and configure it, and the clusterConfig is used to bootstrap k8s on those machines. You can make subtypes and super types, you can have different networking setups, whatever you
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birdiesanders
3y ago
We operate talos and alpine based nodes, many thousands of them. The build chain for alpine is many orders of magnitude more complex than the build pipe for our talos image modifications. Alpine is really not made for doing a lot of “host”
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birdiesanders
3y ago
You literally do not need more than the most basic of host-OS facilities to run any Linux workload you want in a pod, the OS just needs to run containerd and have a kernel, talos adds the management plane to that mix to make it useable, but
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birdiesanders
3y ago
We run many talos clusters at Civo, and they are far easier to manage than the other cluster types that use a standard Linux distribution stripped and stuffed with what we need, and the custom image build process is easy to get running in C
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birdiesanders
3y ago
This fits the bill for terrorism in my mind, it is an intentional act to directly affect the people of a nation, and if it causes even one death it becomes way more likely the law will see it as such. Who knows when (one of these events wil
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Gortex and similar waterproof/fireproof gear are loaded with pfas/pfoa cocktails.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Super awesome group of people.
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3y ago
This is absolutely beautiful.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
I’ll not speak on the side of potential bad, but I will talk on what I see as good about these teams being CNA’d. The entire policy chain depends on them, and requires them to do their work, which makes it easy to point at as a team and say
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birdiesanders
3y ago
I adore Nikon, but always wondered how they managed to be the only cameras in the US space program. Guess I know, they played hard ball on the firmware and delivered something nobody else was going to.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Good luck with me, I use 34 keys in a Colemak layout with 8 levels of layers, essentially rendering it all useless, many strokes are rolled into the next, and chorded combos will sound like one ambiguous click.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Hobbyist and beginners who are bored.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
This is a really creative solution to orphaned pods.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
It’s fairly simple to set up a basic helm chart around existent yaml specs, then progressive parameterization of that yields a nice managble object.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
It’s bulletproof in production.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Works wonderfully, low-ish latency, quite amazing to have a monitor always with me.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Neither will, really. I have run both for the last decade or so, the packages are stable, it's not like rolling means "pile of random stuff".
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Finally. My love of the sweep has proven to be correct, two thumb keys is the way. I am using a ZMK powered Urchin, a sweep variant, as my only daily use keyboard, 34 keys of love.
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birdiesanders
3y ago
Forgive my ineloquent contributions, but Kris was amazing. This was one of the hardest and easiest hours of my life, an eternal honor.
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My talk with Kris Nova about being homeless. See you on the other side, friend
(kubecuddle.transistor.fm)
116 points
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birdiesanders
3y ago
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