hermitmaster

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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   We’re expecting number three in August. FWIW, number two was a lot easier for us.
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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   While I can’t categorically say it gets better with time, it has for me. I have an 18 month old and an almost three year old. I’m back to quasi-normal sleep now. I do wish we had kids when we were younger (I’m 37), but we weren’t planning o
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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   You beat me to the punch. I fully abandoned Google and Facebook over two years ago. No regrets.
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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   The randomly assigned ip every reboot is extremely annoying.
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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   I guess I should have been more verbose in my original comment. Windows is hot garbage, but there hardly exists a good reason for dual booting. Use a Windows VM from Linux if you can, WSL2 from Windows if you must.
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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   While I agree, that doesn’t mean that dual booting is the solution. My daily is Fedora Workstation and I have a Windows vm for stuff as needed.
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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   With the recent advances in WSL2, I’d say dual booting is hardly worth the effort anymore. This is assuming you need Windows.
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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   If you need direct access to the host, it’s probably a non production environment or you’re doing containers wrong. Kubernetes clusters provisioned with Terraform, for example, should almost never require ssh access to workers nodes.
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   by hermitmaster 6y ago

   You’re correct. All the traffic should be routed to the nginx endpoint and the host should be vanilla.