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by gnufied 8y ago
Hmm, sorry I did not mean to imply that. It is indeed true that both docker volumes and k8s PVs are just host bind mounts. However I did mean to clarify that - k8s does not uses docker volumes. Whatever performance issues one notices could
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by gnufied 8y ago
Yeah this can't be stressed enough. Persistent volumes in Kubernetes are simply bind mounts that exist in your container's namespace. They don't go through docker's storage driver at all. There should be zero penalty for
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by gnufied 8y ago
Asian living in US and somehow we have come to prefer SUVs too and no it is not because we are fat(I used to drive Hyundai i10 in India), it is because at the end of day SUVs indeed are more comfortable. Taking out baby car seats and puttin
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by gnufied 8y ago
As an Indian - yeah Mosquitos are a real problem in SE Asia. The usual techniques of dealing with them are - use mosquito nets. In a different video the owners have a mosquito net on the bed frame. Usually with mosquito net, they are a non-
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by gnufied 8y ago
I would imagine because it will break lot of scripts that use yum tooling. Just changing binary name could be painful.
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by gnufied 8y ago
Yay finally 4.18 Kernel in RHEL.
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by gnufied 8y ago
> but in terms of working in open source Linux a company like Canonical seems more appealing from my limited knowledge, just because their main product is distributed under a free license unlike RHEL. RHEL isn't distributed under f
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by gnufied 8y ago
I think - the general guidance is, as long as his blog post does not include any information that isn't already public he is free to share his thoughts.
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by gnufied 8y ago
Runs 5000 games run on Linux vs runs well on Linux. Unfortunately - Linux still has some way to go. Generally, you get lower FPS on Linux(could matter for competitive gaming). There are graphical glitches and artifacts even on well supporte
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by gnufied 8y ago
I dunno where you are getting your numbers from but currently 9700k is approximately 40% costlier than 2700x. $420 vs $280. Heck - I can walk into nearby microcenter can get both 2700x CPU + motherboard at $350.
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by gnufied 8y ago
It will be really interesting to see how the community reacts when they revoke H4-EADs. It is one thing that you did not had ability to work for years and then you did and suddenly you don't.
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by gnufied 8y ago
For first time ever I think - my Employer (again not an outsourcing firm) has started holding immigration Towh hall meetings for all employees on H1Bs. Its like getting called to principal office and you don't know why. The fear, uncer
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by gnufied 8y ago
Yes - but sometimes you don't have that choice. Would you rather not use a essential service(flight check-in or pay electricity bill) or disable the adblocker temporarily? To each its own I guess and tricky thing with pi-hole is, it is
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by gnufied 8y ago
So I have tried using pi-hole in past and I think one of the problems is - some websites refusing to function if ads are blocked. IIRC - British Airways website uses some javascript that requires ad to be disabled for finishing checking in.
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by gnufied 8y ago
I am not sure how much of this is true. In India for example - people do get called "Kitabi Kida"(bookworm) and I forget but there is a insult for people who have gained knowledge from reading books but aren't street smart. I
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by gnufied 8y ago
I noticed that bots developed this strategy of using salve while being hit by the tower. Humans used this while tower diving in several games to kill a enemy with low HP. Casters mentioned that - it was first used by OpenAI but I have no wa
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by gnufied 8y ago
I would hold my horses on xfs being unsupported claim. They explicitly said any modern file system with xattr is supported. XFS does fit that description. OP has drawn his own conclusions from the Dropbox reply.
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by gnufied 8y ago
That statement is bit dubious. The next line also says: > A supported file system is required as Dropbox relies on extended attributes (X-attrs) to identify files in the Dropbox folder and keep them in sync. We will keep supporting only
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by gnufied 8y ago
Umm - how is that relevant? OP is still running Mac.
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by gnufied 8y ago
Say I already trust packages.redhat.com and install rpms regularly from it. I likely already have trusted their key. Now packages.redhat.com gets hacked - if hacker also stole private key used for signing packages and replaced the RPMs. I w
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by gnufied 8y ago
There is Fog library for ruby.
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by gnufied 8y ago
Nice app. As someone who uses org-mode for note taking, I tried micropad. Here is a quick feedback: 1. Add support for syntax highligting the code blocks in markdown may be? 2. It is not obvious that full screen will hide the sidebar and ho
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by gnufied 8y ago
And thermals is real issue with race to making thinnest laptops possible. My Thinkpad T450s throttles just running Chrome and bunch of tabs. I don't see how a competitor having thermal problems exonerates Apple from having similar prob
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by gnufied 8y ago
There is `./hack/local-cluster-up.sh` if you download the source code of Kubernetes, which will give you a local baremetal cluster. The one caveat is, when you shutdown the cluster all files will be deleted. There is also ".&
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by gnufied 8y ago
I own several Echo devices and programmability of Alexa devices just baffles me. There is still no way for a skill to read notifications. For example - I want to write a calendar notification app which unifies all calendar events across sev
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by gnufied 8y ago
> Linux on a laptop has always been unstable, insecure, hot and noisy. Wait -- insecure? How? You mean full disk encryption? I am typing this from thinkpad with full disk encryption and SELinux enabled Fedora. Sure there are problems wit
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by gnufied 8y ago
In default docker installation on most Linux boxes, communication to docker socket itself requires elevated privilege. You can't even do `docker ps`. In jobs I held - people who can pull images and run container on servers, they also c
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by gnufied 8y ago
Also check out https://github.com/code-mancers/interceptor which as well uses browser APIs to enable users to mock http responses via a chrome extension.
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by gnufied 8y ago
That is water chilled phase change cooling, no consumer is going to run a desktop with that kind of cooling. It is as pointless as liquid nitrogen based benchmarks IMO. But I think threadripper 2 should have faster clock speeds regardless.
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by gnufied 8y ago
Kinda excited and can't wait for more details. Key detail from anandtech article: "Threadripper this is still the case: the two now ‘active’ parts of the chip do not have direct memory access. This technically adds latency to the

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