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folmar
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folmar
6y ago
Ingress on AKS is easy, the outgress will be the pain if you need anything from it.
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6y ago
> I've also been put in the terrible position of supporting a platform sold to run on kubernetes in an air gapped, on prem, bare metal environment. Would you share your experience?
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6y ago
A lot of people use it for deployment standard and don't care about multinode.
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6y ago
At least in Azure Kubernetes ingress and etcd is yours, the other things are taken care of. And the terraform you get is quite nice.
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6y ago
Nextcloud? DIY with calendars is asking for trouble.
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6y ago
Is is extremely laggy in my FF.
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folmar
6y ago
The scaling of bandwidth with the number of people _actually transmitting video_ is not perfect, so you results will vary with internet uplink speeds.
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6y ago
Side note: if you get a new cheap toaster from the shop it will have an integrated toaster controller IC. And the functions defrost/reheat which are sold at premium are in all ICs, only the buttons are missing in the cheap ones.
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6y ago
For long-lived certificates they will outlive your calendar tech. The bit rot leave maybe the events fine, but anything fancier like notifications will fad away. Source: BTDT 3 times in 7 years, and it was all with "Big Enterprise"
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folmar
6y ago
jemalloc is the answer to the question you did not ask
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6y ago
There are more ways to go then that: AST fragment caching, intermediate representation fragment caching and so on. Incremental updates fit some languages better than the others.
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6y ago
Most compiler are not designed to run in daemon mode, specifically it's non-issue since their startup is normally fast. And the compiler and runtime are a different thing.
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6y ago
You can try Copilot https://copilot-language.github.io/ (which does use C as backend, but this C is restricted to be microcontroller friendly)
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6y ago
I get a half of my google results for many topic with wikipedia copies, either mildly or marginally disguised.
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6y ago
If you ask politely most chefs would just tell you the approximate costs. That information is well known, only minor details of rent might be off a bit.
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6y ago
> Or, where there any users that rejected the OS X Tiger and Snow Leopard UI, which applied quite radical changes to the previous Aqua UI? I know a few people who left Mac due to this change.
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6y ago
She was right, Google Scholar is great for discovery but poor for reference, it accepts a lot of non-reviewed stuff.
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6y ago
You can get quite close with includes and yaml anchors
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6y ago
+Beta +Nightly, each with a different icon
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6y ago
Citrix often works so poor that _I_ click controls of program I use often before they are drawn.
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6y ago
> Using Office365 versions with Track Changes turned on is probably the most viable option with normal people I beg to differ as normal people would expect their old documents to work, and the subset of things that work in web is not eno
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6y ago
"These shall ye use of all that are in the charcodes: whatsoever hath US-ASCII in the keyboards, in the memories, and in the disks, them shall ye use. And all that have unicodes in the keyboards, and in the memories, of all that move i
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6y ago
Also js_of_ocmal does a great job, i.e. you can usually run a CLI application in browser with zero changes.
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6y ago
If your docker is in fact podman your rootless might be attainable.
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6y ago
Those are natural abuse (automation) targets so always used a lot of tracking.
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6y ago
... and it was around the time when Firefox 3 was introduced.
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6y ago
If you are on mobile there is Firefox Klar/Focus.
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6y ago
It depend on rent/mortgage ratio in where you look, and they do vary a lot. Alas if the market and the banks are prepared to sell a mortgaged house the deal is not much less flexible than rent, the transaction costs are not zero but o
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6y ago
The EV run is on government incentives worldwide, not cost per mile. Outside US the fuel price is marginally related to raw petroleum, i.e. in Europe dropped some 25% when petroleum went down to basically zero.
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6y ago
Landlords will probably do fine in a currency-printing world.
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