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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
We do have a Terraform plugin in active development. It's good enough that I use it every day, but in fairness it isn't released yet. Our API is also under active development, but it is open source today: https://githu
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
I work for a competitor that has actually been shipping a similar product for quite some time now. Yes, companies are really going to trust a startup for a stack like this. Will they go all in for 100% of their infra? Of course not, but a
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
I work at SoftIron, another startup in this space. Our HyperCloud product might be interesting for you. I'm not in sales, so I can't comment on the prices, but I'd guess we're much more competitive since you don't
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
Correct. I work at SoftIron. We have several HyperCloud systems in production right now. SI has been shipping purpose-built storage systems for years as the root-comment suggests, but HyperCloud (which is closer to Oxide's product)
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
I've been running my 12th Gen Intel Framework for just over a year (since I got it) with Linux (KDE Neon). Bluetooth, expansion cards, thunderbolt, wifi - literally no issues. I haven't even had to fiddle with it. I use it all
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
This is nonsense. The uploader is not necessarily the copyright holder of the code. The uploader is not necessarily in a position to grant extra rights above the actual license. What happens if someone else uploads my code to github? What
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
I've lived in San Diego most of my life, with a few years in Berkeley. Literally everyone says "the 5" in SD, and I was consistently ribbed for saying it in the Bay Area. Edit: oh and "The City" === san Francisco dr
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
My God, you're right. With such poor judgement, they might someday do something really awful like try to force remote attestation into the web at large.
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
It doesn't have to be a technical strategy, but a UX path to EEE. I've been thinking about this in terms of Lemmy (also built on ActivityPub), which I understand isn't currently on the table for interop (but if Facebook is af
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
> For example, Meta has made multiple public statements about federation. These are worth nothing, though? The skepticism is informed by looking at the history of the company, not just what they're saying right now. FWIW, I do think
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
Totally fair. I hadn't checked the cost of larger e-ink, and you're right, I probably wouldn't pay $500 for the same thing you're making but 13". Still going to keep an eye on it, though. I may end up talking myse
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
Any chance you'll do a larger one? I've wanted exactly this but closer to ~13-inch to replace the "family wall calendar". It looks great, though! Any good place to follow/subscribe for updates?
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
My apologies, I added my email to my profile and thought it was public. Didn't see the note about adding it to the 'about' section. I've updated that now and I'll email you.
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
SoftIron | Software Engineers, Systems Engineers | International | REMOTE or ONSITE | https://softiron.com/ Edit: Hey all, we got an overwhelming amount of great applications, so we've temporarily closed this down. We
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
We produce vertically aligned on-prem private cloud appliance. We design the hardware (motherboard, BMC, etc) and write the software (obviously integrating open source components where it makes sense eg. KVM, but also writing our own). Ev
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by bobthecowboy 3y ago
SoftIron | Software Engineers, Systems Engineers, Solutions Architect | International | REMOTE or ONSITE | https://softiron.com/ We’re building a globally distributed, locally embedded organisation that enables our Softies
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by bobthecowboy 4y ago
SoftIron | Software Engineers, Systems Engineers, Solutions Architect | International | REMOTE or ONSITE | https://softiron.com/ We’re building a globally distributed, locally embedded organisation that enables our Softies
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by bobthecowboy 4y ago
Well they've been in business for over a decade, so that's something. Does that translate into maintaining PopOS indefinitely? Eh....
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by bobthecowboy 4y ago
MIT means it's only open source for as long as Google feels like it should be (and only the parts they want to keep open). Older versions will still be around to fork from, but maintaining a fork of an OS is a pretty large task. Andro
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by bobthecowboy 5y ago
Not OP, but I went to go look and found the Minecraft one (which was one of the six apps above the fold in "Popular") leads to that: https://flathub.org/apps/details/io.mrarm.mcpelauncher ``` App Not Fou
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by bobthecowboy 5y ago
Yup, I bought that same model (to run Linux) on a long time reputation for Dell XPS on Linux and the power management is ridiculous. Absolutely terrible. Unplugged, mine won't hold a charge for more than a day unless it's shut a
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by bobthecowboy 5y ago
It does, but their documentation's Quickstart has an example: https://pynguin.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/quickstart.htm...
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by bobthecowboy 5y ago
Even worse, I have commonfirstnamecommonlastname@gmail.com and get several emails a day that I didn't sign up for. Now the person who did sign up isn't getting them and I have to figure out how to opt out of them. Sometimes th
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by bobthecowboy 6y ago
Both definitely still did as of the end of October when I worked at Teradata.
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by bobthecowboy 6y ago
The whole Stacki[0] team was laid off! Anyone looking for python programmers who like writing infrastructure and automation code? [0] https://github.com/Teradata/stacki
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by bobthecowboy 6y ago
Knowing whats on it, configuring it the way you like, selecting a different distro you prefer, certainty that if you needed to you actually could deviate from the OEM install... There are plenty of good reasons to load your own OS on your o
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by bobthecowboy 7y ago
I'm not super knowledgeable on the topic of uniforms, but don't other things just become the status symbol? Phones, laptops, cars, purses? A lot of these things already have premium brands that most people on this site could name
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by bobthecowboy 7y ago
Escondido to Downtown has gotten a lot better in the last couple years. There's a bus that runs from Escondido Transit to Downtown via the HOV lane, making only (I believe) two stops along the way. Google maps says it takes just over
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by bobthecowboy 7y ago
They certainly commute into San Diego and are part of the the SD Metro area.
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by bobthecowboy 7y ago
What's the subreddit?

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