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   by gbraad 3y ago

   You avoid answering: "What more should they (Red Hat) do?"
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   by gbraad 3y ago

   I used to do this with GitBook, but it has not seem active development for some time. Wonder how easy it would be to move from GitBook to an Obsidian workflow with mdbook. The links are written like a wiki as [[]]. Would this tool understan
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   by gbraad 3y ago

   > If it becomes big later it can also contribute back. Contributing starts from day one https://old.reddit.com/r/redhat/comments/14jq5i7/red_hats_co... You can't all of a sudden expect you to hav
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   by gbraad 3y ago

   You paint a very weird picture of the engineers they pay to work on Gnome, the kernel, or the hundreds of other libraries used. What more should they do? Also note, Red Hat pays engineers for the extended support, the compliance https:&#x2
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   by gbraad 3y ago

   So why is Rocky Linux as the 'project?' trying to indicate they still go to space: https://mastodon.social/@rockylinux@fosstodon.org/1106244765... , referring to the 3 person seat, 2 year premium support &#x27
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   by gbraad 3y ago

   Just like Canonical asks for Ubuntu, and SUSE for SLE/Leap they make. Rocky/CIQ are not 'making' RHEL, ...
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   by gbraad 3y ago

   Developers? What do they develop? If they have upstream contributions great, but if they are just adjustments to their build pipeline they are not developing... That is tweaking. Read this post from Carl who works on CentOS and Streams: ht
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   by gbraad 3y ago

   Also added a message that this happens for mspaint on Windows: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36502731
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   by gbraad 3y ago

   I also see this happening on `mspaint`. For example, when you 'accidentally' click the help question mark instead of the exit cross, it will open Microsoft Edge with a search on Bing for "help with paint in windows".
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    also for Bing? curious to hear
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    just checked, and Bing opens their own webview. I believe when Edge is installed they opt to use this first before. you get the option to use the default, but this is not happening without interaction. note: not going to test this further..
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    I believe I have seen the same behaviour on Android for their apps.
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    YT style is well expressed. this social media style is click bait and rife of misunderstanding/misinformation.
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    this is how he is. this kind people ain't mine. the style of publications is YT based, clickbaity and aimed at social media: grabbing the attention and polarizing. this is why I was done with Geerling months ago. it does not help with
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    work WITH open source seems more fitting
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    the article is about the Tech Tangent video, that is what I guessed and it is. the article writes about the dodgy video cable... which is shown in the first few minutes. so whoever wrote it, made a summary. It plays pacman very shitty BTW,
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    This is most likely Tech Tangent. In the end hed details how the disk images messaged by the hp museum are hard to repro. Glad he deals with this, otherwise they could have been preserved but still lost.
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    Love CSB. Using this a lot for quick setup of developer environments to test a code change, etc.
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    It is not really what DevPod provides as they connect a code-server, jetbrains, remote vscode, etc. Sure, 'Toolbx' can do that to; you can install vim, etc. We advertise toolbox as "interactive command line environments on Li
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    Toolbox is not a developer environment, but rather a tool to provide 'a toolbox' to a container host, like the older Atomic, or CoreOS releases that are immutable. Dsitrobox is close to toolbox, but also not similar in providing a
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    Good riddance. In my region I am unable to receive most of these messages (blocked), so I hate when webservices force phone verification onto me.
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    What the 1984?!
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    How the PIX Firewall and NAT Saved the Internet [video](youtube.com)

    4 points by gbraad 3y ago|0 comments
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    Not sure which package problems are swept away according to you? You mean possible issues with library reuse, devendoring, etc? Besides, why 2 KDE AND 2 Gnome versions would be needed. The 'minimal' freedesktop would most likely s
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    I have seen several people justifying their use for it to work on that novel they always wanted to write. when challenged on who is actually writing it, they respond with "you need to understand the limitations", and that by itsel
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    unnecessary stylizing. seems to have been changed as it seriously messes up searching.
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    Much appreciated. My image has a slightly different twist. Might be helpful to others. Plus, from time to time, I will contribute back. Making sure upstream still works.
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    perhaps easier to setup, but not in use and a single exit point. the setup given allows to easily scale into other regions. also, authentication is done using tailscale, so no sharing if config or keys. just invite them to your tailnet of s
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    Had seen this one before. Not bad. Not so fond it was using Debian ss their base is much bigger than necessary. They also have caddy-tailscale which directly connects a tailnet IP with Caddy as a proxy. The development has stalled as it see
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    by gbraad 3y ago

    Why the IP? This isn't really necessary, unless you're also considering inbound traffic to be routed to a node into your tailnet. You are more likely to get GeoIP'd in the US due to the IP you get assigned. Note: Asian region