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by crb 5y ago
There are unofficial builds at https://github.com/querycap/istio , and it seems like it's got to a point (with Envoy now supporting arm64) that it could be upstreamed. I'll keep track of it for you! - istio S
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by crb 5y ago
I'm fairly certain that half of my 200+ 'untitled text XXX' docs started in TextWrangler, so yes.
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by crb 5y ago
Both Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin offer you ~4 minutes of weightlessness. Can this sub-orbital model scale in such a way to have, say, 60 minutes of weightlessness? Or is the "straight up, straight down" model such that sub-or
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by crb 5y ago
https://klim.co.nz/about/ : > Our foundational ethos is “a thing well made”. I see what you did there.
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by crb 5y ago
David "The 8-Bit Guy" Murray, the initiator of the Commander X16, has a blog post about why he wasn't satisfied with the C256 Foenix: http://www.the8bitguy.com/3543/my-dream-computer-part-2/ > St
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by crb 5y ago
Send the monitor casing to this guy. https://retrohax.net/commodore-sx-64-keyboard-restoration/
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by crb 5y ago
Anything that Google runs on Google Cloud - acquisitions, corp workloads - uses Kubernetes. Orbitera was an acquisition who ported to Google Cloud. I talked to them on the Kubernetes Podcast: https://kubernetespodcast.com/ep
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by crb 6y ago
A Googler created that, but he's actually at Red Hat now. More relevant though: gcpinstances.info exists and does what you think it should.
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by crb 6y ago
The way Microsoft is moving, it's feasible to think that Windows 2000/XP will be open sourced before ReactOS is finished.
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by crb 6y ago
One just went past that said "everything is fine". It was committed to the fire, flew up, and landed back on the conveyor belt. A guy in a mask ran into the frame and picked it up and put it in the fire by hand. I found it very
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by crb 6y ago
This device, and the non-Touch Bar "MacBook Escape" before it, succeed or fail based on what you think "Pro" means. John Gruber thinks when Apple says "Pro" they mean "deluxe" or "nicer". (S
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by crb 6y ago
You can configure it "the hard way": https://github.com/istio/istio/issues/22068 That issue also says that an easy way is coming in 1.9.
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by crb 6y ago
Hey David, we talked on a podcast once :) Please raise a support case and send me the ticket number; I'll see if we can get to the bottom of this for you.
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by crb 6y ago
First /public/ commit after the scrub. :) There's an internal repo which goes back a month or so. It turns out Joe Beda wasn't the first first committer...
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by crb 6y ago
See also: https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/js/mine... - no guessing ever required https://pwmarcz.pl/kaboom/ - if you guess and you could have deduced, you always die
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by crb 6y ago
I see Timescale Helm charts for Kubernetes: https://github.com/timescale/timescaledb-kubernetes . Are you using Kubernetes to host the managed service?
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by crb 6y ago
Spoiler: It doesn't mention the word "client" at all. This is not going to bring back the features they took away in 2018.
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by crb 6y ago
They used to put the most popular 650mb of packages on a CD.
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Kubernetes Podcast: Open-Source and the Open Usage Commons, with Chris DiBona(kubernetespodcast.com)
1 points by crb 6y ago|0 comments
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by crb 6y ago
> After achieving CNCF certification in Nov 2017[2], GCP began using the term 'Kubernetes' within the product name, rebranding it as 'Google Kubernetes Engine'. After _creating_ the certification program: it was drive
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by crb 6y ago
One nit: I wanted to cite your post in KubeWeekly, but the publication date wasn't obvious in the page or its source, so I wasn't able to prove it came from this week.
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by crb 6y ago
There is indication that it will not, in that the teams that designed both projects sit next to each other. One thing that is happening: Kubernetes is designing a new set of ways to define how traffic should be routed in a cluster, to repla
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by crb 6y ago
Certainly. Hangouts was a brand that had both text and video. It has split into Chat (for text) and Meet (for video); both now revolve more around "rooms" as well as 1:1, and as such are primarily targeted at business users. Hango
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by crb 7y ago
> Docker is working with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft and others in the open source community Google?
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by crb 7y ago
What about kind doesn't work in CI? The Kubernetes project uses it in that fashion?
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by crb 7y ago
Podcast interview with the release team lead: https://kubernetespodcast.com/episode/096-kubernetes-1.18/
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Istiod: Simplifying the Control Plane(istio.io)
9 points by crb 7y ago|0 comments
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by crb 7y ago
The famous pangram is actually "A quick brown fox" in its earliest recorded appearance (1885): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_quick_brown_fox_jumps_over... (Shorter pangrams exist, including some "per
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by crb 7y ago
Previous comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11021430
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by crb 7y ago
It might help to think of it like this. Kubernetes is an engine with some built-in data types and controllers for some common container use cases (N replicas, 1 replica per node, etc). These are released along with the project on a quarterl

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