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by deknos 5y ago
this sounds interesting! can you please do a comparison matrix with flyway and also think if you can implement its features? The iterative approach helps massively
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by deknos 5y ago
i think it's even funnier, that production systems do not use their own copy/fork of such repositories.. and it QUITE shows, how we parasitize from each other. How can you expect a foreign system (which you can clone!) to always a
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by deknos 5y ago
i do not really understand, why students do not come together then and try to write, for example on wikibooks.org good comprehensive study material. i mean after that, and when everybody looks on the project, that would be done? and at leas
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by deknos 5y ago
1. rename the project, there's already pgcat. 2. bring it to production level, i would love it :D 3. Are there things like gis or jsonb which would break with it, or does it just work?
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by deknos 5y ago
does the endless line of dots in ps aux not bother you? This unnerves me every time. and i have to admit i do not see the value of that happening
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by deknos 5y ago
if there's some distinction, that stuff should NOT go to private network access, this could be good.
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by deknos 5y ago
it's just sad, that the clouds make this so complicated. they could easily publish data per month how much something costs in a json or xml file format. but it seems to much to be of an advantage not to publish cloud costs.
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by deknos 5y ago
it makes even more sense for the desktop than for servers. servers do not often un/mount stuff, often services are just a few and long running, and certainly no usb stuff which is running around. but the desktop is and will be a sprawl
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by deknos 5y ago
Well, i don't know, i have issues with that rant. I will ignore the systemd stuff, because, well, you could have devuan which is debian without systemd. With appimage, flatpak and nixos you can have newer stuff, but of course, you migh
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by deknos 5y ago
people have opinions. more news at 11. sorry, but i think the FSF is totally justified. the ME engine and stuff like that showed that the industry does not have the best interest of customers (business and endusers alike) at heart and will
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by deknos 5y ago
Thanks, i will look it up! Thank you! :)
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by deknos 5y ago
is there an offline good program for text to speech for german,french,spanish,english? and no, festival and espeak are not what i would consider good. the at&t website with text to speech as audio file which were used in these anonymous
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LiMux virtual appliance, last edition(ftp-stud.hs-esslingen.de)
1 points by deknos 5y ago|1 comments
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by deknos 5y ago
With the end of the LiMux project and normal operations, the last developers published client and deployment solution. it was cleaned up so that personal data and propretiary software is not included.
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by deknos 5y ago
that's really funny. because i did this for CYA reasons.. with different methods, but mostly with screenshotting or autohotkey stuff.
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by deknos 5y ago
in german we call stuff like pluton "politik der kleinen schritte" or "salamitaktik". which basically means that little step for little step, things change. it is not CURRENTLY a threat, but it builds up to be a threat i
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by deknos 5y ago
obligatory xkcd: https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/tcmp.png
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by deknos 5y ago
> Why bother with PGP at all at that point? Because if sequoia is good enough from a security standpoint with standards and implementation and ux experience, people and organizations will switch from gpg to sequoia, for example perhaps a
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by deknos 5y ago
> Is phase 2 that useful? Yes for preparing the upgrade seamlessley for developers, administrators and users. you can prepare your buildscripts before it breaks, you can build it easier as feature/forward/backward toggle same l
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by deknos 5y ago
sequoia is better :)
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by deknos 5y ago
well then, redirect your funds to sequoia-pgp.org then. they make a good alternative, which is more secure than gpg. several former gnupg developers work on that as werner did not want to work on citrical issues back then.
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by deknos 5y ago
well, as i understand it, it is the star of betlehem which showed humanity that its saviour is born, the saviour which saves mankind and with that god destroyed another sentient species which is very similar to us. how would you feel about
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by deknos 5y ago
Hey, i have a question regarding your projects! and before that, i am a huge fan of redbean, this is so cool! as long as the world has also people like you with that cool stuff in it, there's still some fun and hope in the world. but f
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by deknos 5y ago
i am interested how this is set up. could you please do a git/docker/vm-setup so it's selfhostable? :D
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by deknos 5y ago
uff did not see that, thats a pity :(
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by deknos 5y ago
we have alternatives to elasticsearch as listed here. what we do not have is a alternative to kibana. which works with elasticsearch/opensearch and the elasticsearchalternatives here.
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by deknos 5y ago
> Could LGPL license limit it's growth and popularity? No.
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by deknos 5y ago
You should perhaps post this also on reddit.com/r/programming and on similar sites.
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by deknos 5y ago
the hardware thing was not a problem for us as we could dictate which computers were bought. so computers were bought which would be compatible. our problem was: none of the tools we needed were available in the quality and richness as they
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by deknos 5y ago
because back in the day, no distribution was good enough for our needs. today is a completely other situation. redhat might, but they borked it somehow as they said we would not be allowed to change anything or loose all support. at least t

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