jcastro

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by jcastro 9y ago
It feels like now would be a good time for the openpower folks to get a tad louder.
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by jcastro 9y ago
I'm sorry but "the user has to opt-in during installation" doesn't count.
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by jcastro 9y ago
> I use Linux Mint and have not seen any recent kernel updates. If you're not aware Linux Mint turns off kernel security updates _off_, you need to check by hand.
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by jcastro 9y ago
Kubecon just wrapped up and all the videos of the talk are up, lots of good content here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvqbFHwN-nwalWPjPUKpvTA/vid...
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The Next Chapter for ksonnet(blog.heptio.com)
1 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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System76 ME Firmware Updates Plan(blog.system76.com)
703 points by jcastro 9y ago|248 comments
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Project Sputnik turns Five(bartongeorge.io)
1 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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Heptio Contour under the hood(blog.heptio.com)
1 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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Awesome leading and managing(github.com)
2 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 9y ago
Does anyone know if the Atomic Host will auto update from 26->27 or is it a manual process?
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by jcastro 9y ago
I learned something cool on my last trip there, something like at least 50% of the water is diverted for power usage before it reaches the falls, so you're not even seeing them at full power. Though iirc this changes depending on the t
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Making it easy to use Envoy as a Kubernetes load balancer(blog.heptio.com)
10 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 9y ago
Most people (even developers) aren't willing to open up their laptop to replace their laptop wifi cards or to have to use dongles to get on their wireless or to play endless hardware roulette.
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by jcastro 9y ago
Nice UIs won't fix people's broadcom wireless cards.
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by jcastro 9y ago
Don't sweat it, I think lots of people go through this phase. Though next time you can skip the pleasantries and go right to the "Actually, it's GNU SLASH Linux."
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by jcastro 9y ago
Lancache says it caches PS4 and XBox, anyone using this? https://github.com/multiplay/lancache (I use steamcache/generic myself, but should probably move to caching my 2 consoles as well).
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Container resource consumption–too important to ignore(medium.com)
1 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 9y ago
Moto G5 Plus.
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by jcastro 9y ago
I left more specific feedback in another part of this thread. With regard to the screenless device, I do like having my phone be the centralized device of the entire thing, I just would like to make it a more permanent part of the car so I
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by jcastro 9y ago
It is a combination of bad design by both parties and initial setup hassle. I'll try to document what it's like to leave my driveway. After the initial setup, bluetooth pairing, making it a trusted device, etc. - Start car. - I ca
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by jcastro 9y ago
I've been beta testing this on my Ford Focus with Android Auto. It's a nice system, but it does make me wish that they made a screenless little android auto device I can leave in the glove box so that I don't have to go throu
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Integrating Honeycomb into your Kubernetes cluster with ksonnet(blog.heptio.com)
1 points by jcastro 9y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 9y ago
> It was supposed to be a one-stop security fix. I use 2FA as much as the next person but I have realistic expectations that it's not a magical fix for everything.
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by jcastro 9y ago
If you don't like incumbent internet companies then not having net neutrality will ensure that no competitors ever displace them.
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by jcastro 9y ago
A corollary to #1, oops, mistakes were made, these server specs are wrong, I actually need more/less CPU/RAM/storage.
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by jcastro 9y ago
I think you're being a bit rose-colored glasses here if you're implying that apache/cgi sites had some sort of incredible uptime record back in the time when "the slashdot effect" was still a thing. > Most of my
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by jcastro 9y ago
> Would Wal-Mart be better off just paying Amazon That sounds like McDonald's paying Burger King to sell Big Macs.
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by jcastro 9y ago
There's a great example on why setting limits is a good thing from one of Kelsey Hightower's talks, for some reason your initial comment triggered remembering this advice: https://youtu.be/HlAXp0-M6SY?t=21m51s
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by jcastro 9y ago
> constantly trying to schedule pods on instances without enough spare memory I assume you're explicitly declaring the memory requirements for the application? EDIT: I ask because usually I read examples just throwing deployments at
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by jcastro 9y ago
> Android TV seems to lack integration with Photos (which I assume is because of my G Suite account but maybe it's just crappy). That's not your account, the google photos app doesn't support AndroidTV natively, only casti

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