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by chippiewill 6y ago
> Checkout the code from before the change and apply again. I've done this numerous times and it's been as good as a natively supported rollback. Almost as good as native but not quite. Often times applys fail because you'
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by chippiewill 6y ago
Individual still has to pay NI on their charitable contributions though.
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by chippiewill 6y ago
There definitely is a way as creating custom networks works perfectly fine with rootless docker. I'm surprised if podman doesn't support that since it uses rootlesskit (same as rootless docker) which does the heavy lifting for roo
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by chippiewill 6y ago
Like painting it with frakkin' Cylon goop
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by chippiewill 6y ago
The damages and ramifications for violating software copyright are much clearer than the nuanced world of trademark infringement. The change in ElasticSearch license here is well publicised. If AWS were to continue to incorporate new change
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by chippiewill 6y ago
I think there's a subtlety in the way Amazon as a company markets what they do and leverages the brand that's important here. Take for instance Amazon RDS which is a family of managed relational database services. I don't thi
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by chippiewill 6y ago
That's quite an extreme-end of capitalist way of looking at it. Companies build a vision or image for how they behave and a lot of that is going to be driven by marketability. For example Microsoft has taken a very pro-developer stance
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by chippiewill 6y ago
From Amazon's perspective being unable to easily see what resources you have in your account might be a feature, not a bug.
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by chippiewill 6y ago
Isn't that a general warm-up problem with JITs though?
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by chippiewill 6y ago
FWIW Edward Snowden is slightly guilty of fishing in a way. He didn't just collect relevant documents, he collected a massive cache of documents and instead of vetting them himself (someone who is at least vaguely cleared to read the d
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by chippiewill 6y ago
UK deliveries of the Moderna vaccine aren't until April or later (and only 5m doses total) AFAIK so the Government / MHRA have probably placed it on the backburner.
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by chippiewill 6y ago
I know it's mostly fiction, but it reminds me of the "Can we get serious now?" in Sully https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1fVL4AQEW8
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by chippiewill 6y ago
You're asking why someone who uses CentOS hasn't gone with Helm charts? That's like polar opposites of stability and bleeding edge.
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by chippiewill 6y ago
What Google heard is: buy discord, glue it into everything and then shut it all down after 2 years.
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by chippiewill 6y ago
> Maybe someone can wrap this SaaS in a other Saas and sell timeshares in a virtual Mac. That's precisely what the EULA prevents, otherwise Amazon would happily sell you smaller slice of time.
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by chippiewill 6y ago
I think this is a legitimate concern, but it seems less likely to me, specifically in the case of Apple hardware, for two reasons: 1. There will be far more interest in being able to run Linux on that hardware, and in being able to keep it