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blyry
6y ago
I don't have a ton of experience with other options, but 2 weeks in and tumbleweed has been pretty plug and play! 0 issues getting my netcore/python/golang/docker dev stack up. I get a weird popping noise in my usb dac a
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blyry
6y ago
I switched to a linux desktop full time last week because of this exact problem. VPN w/ windows would flake out on me all the time, and I got sooo tired of just...waiting. Remember when windows search worked? Like, you could press the
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blyry
6y ago
> It will collapse files with over 100-200 lines of changes for seemingly no reason (hiding the comments within them) OH MY GOD this so much. This one specific anti-feature has no doubt caused countless bugs to be missed during code revi
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blyry
6y ago
We stopped using gitlabs artifact repositories for this exact reason!
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blyry
7y ago
That got us on k8s faster and gave us time to evaluate if we /really/ needed a service mesh or not (we don't, but the tracing is nice so we might still add istio yet). We may move to ingress based solutions eventually but our
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blyry
7y ago
When we migrated to k8s we stuck with haproxy instead of using ingress for some of the reasons others have outlined already -- we've been running haproxy for a decade. Our configurations are tuned for our applications, we know the cpu
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blyry
7y ago
YES! We have been using hound for several years now, having all hundreds of our org repos searchable in one spot, in a LIGHTNING FAST manner has been an invaluable tool to help our various teams keep up with the legacy sprawl and effectivel
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blyry
7y ago
Can confirm, it's all about the buy box. My company offers free 1 and 2 day shipping to all customers across all channels in as many zips as our fc network allows. SFP gets us the buy box with a way higher percentage and gives us a sig
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blyry
7y ago
My school hacking story: 7th grade, springtime, ~1998. The district used software that ran on login and populated your desktop/start menu and permissions. This was a mixed network of windows 98 and XP for all the newer computers. I fou
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blyry
7y ago
My employer switched to dell laptops, the first gen xps 15 and 13s, and now the precisions. As they get older we're seeing more and more battery swell. We're not sure the root cause, we speculate that it's a specific usage pa
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blyry
7y ago
We use elasticsearch to power our ecommerce search, and it works pretty well, but we're considering moving to a commercial product, or solr, to get closer to personalized results based on our knowledge about the user. We just rewrote o
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blyry
10y ago
I used arsclip for this. Your UI is nicer though. -- [ http://www.joejoesoft.com/vcms/97/ ]