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Linux Foundation, BastionZero and Docker Announce the Launch of the OpenPubkey(linuxfoundation.org)
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Nadella tells a court that Bing is worse than Google – and Apple could fix it(theverge.com)
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Europol Sought Unlimited Data Access in Online CSAM Abuse Regulation(balkaninsight.com)
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by fariszr 3y ago
I don't see how this is anything like compose. With quadlets you have to create a file for each container and deal with creating volumes and so on. Whereas with Docker it's one file, one command and you're done, you don'
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The future of Leo: A roadmap for Brave’s built-in AI browser assistant(brave.com)
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Nextcloud Hub 6: Healthy meeting culture and the first local AI Assistant(nextcloud.com)
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OpenSUSE Slowroll(en.opensuse.org)
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Meta’s LLaMa 2 license is not Open Source(blog.opensource.org)
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by fariszr 3y ago
This is very well written, and explains clearly how each AWS service works. I have been interested in how one would deploy Wordpress in a high availability setting, and this is just that! Thanks Lee for the great article, looking forward to
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by fariszr 3y ago
They took the same route as Oracle, which honestly doesn't bode well for Almalinux, as I doubt users will have more confidence in Almalinux over Oracle Linux, especially when taking Oracles vast resources into account. Cloudlinux too w
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by fariszr 3y ago
> Twitter’s best defense against Threads may be to retreat to that lower left corner: focus on what is happening now, from people you chose to follow. The problem, though, is that while this might win the battle against Threads, it means
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by fariszr 3y ago
I doubt any of the new distros are going to be 1:1 compatible, aside from maybe Rocky and their workarounds to get RHEL source code. Oracles and Almalinuxes announcements both state clearly that they aim to be compatible so long its possibl
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by fariszr 3y ago
Thanks, updated.
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by fariszr 3y ago
OpenSUSE Leap is just that, it uses binaries directly from SLES https://www.zdnet.com/article/suse-bridges-the-gap-between-o...
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by fariszr 3y ago
SUSE liberty linux already existed for a while now, so it's nothing new.
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by fariszr 3y ago
> The latter is what Red Hat seems to want: a broader ecosystem that competes with Debian on community, while allowing Red Hat to sell RHEL with an "original recipe" sticker. This depends if SUSE will use stream as a base or no
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by fariszr 3y ago
Oracle and almalinux would probably base on Stream with their own patches. The maintenance burden will be much smaller than a full fork, as red hat will still be the main contributor.
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by fariszr 3y ago
Even red hat doesn't call it Gnu/Linux.
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by fariszr 3y ago
> From a practical standpoint, we believe Oracle Linux will remain as compatible as it has always been through release 9.2, but after that, there may be a greater chance for a compatibility issue to arise. If an incompatibility does affe
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The first 7 potential “Gatekeepers” under the EU Digital Markets Act(ec.europa.eu)
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by fariszr 3y ago
> One option is through the usage of UBI container images which are based on RHEL and available from multiple online sources (including Docker Hub). Using the UBI image, it is easily possible to obtain Red Hat sources reliably and unencu
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by fariszr 3y ago
From Red hats point of view, RHEL shouldn't be an option without paying for it, it's why they stopped CentOS and now git.centos.org. And as mentioned in the article, people just using clones as free RHEL were way too many for the
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by fariszr 3y ago
A GPLv4 forbidding that wouldn't be matching the Open source definition. What is the condition going to be called? You have to make your source open for everyone, even if they don't use your products? Also, RHELs main point is giv
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by fariszr 3y ago
> There was a time, not too long ago, that Red Hat found value in the work done by rebuilders like CentOS. We pushed our SRPMs out to git.centos.org in a neat package that made them easy to rebuild; we even de-branded it for them. More r
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by fariszr 3y ago
What about SUSE/OpenSUSE? Surely that would've gotten the green light?
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by fariszr 3y ago
Current customers? Probably not, but it will hamper the flow of future customers for sure.
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by fariszr 3y ago
Quick update: Mike, who first noted this on Mastodon, just updated his tweet (toot?) to say that his contacts at Red hat confirmed that this is a bug, the dev Subscription is still limited to 16 servers.
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by fariszr 3y ago
> [^1] Red Hat seems to be upping the limit to 240 sockets per developer as of this writing, but nothing official has been announced yet. https://twitter.com/fareszr/status/1673145072714665984 Hey I'm the
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by fariszr 3y ago
Old CentOS wasn't downstream from RHEL, it was a clone. While stream is upstream for RHEL.
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by fariszr 3y ago
That's why you use libreddit instead of the official Reddit site https://github.com/libreddit/libreddit

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