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by jcastro 5y ago
Seems like an odd example to choose, you right click and then "create a new folder" just like in Windows.
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Kubeflow 1.3 Is Out(blog.kubeflow.org)
2 points by jcastro 5y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 5y ago
> For example, Microsoft SQL, if you are on Linux, you have the full power of Postgres, Mariadb, ..., who in his right mind would willing-fully use Ms SQL on Linux? It's not an operating system's job to tell people what to run
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by jcastro 6y ago
Yeah I mix Youtube Kids with PBS with good success, the key I found is to just watch it with them. Compared to what I grew up on cable with manipulative ads YouTube Kids isn't even close to that level, but then again I make a point to
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by jcastro 6y ago
They're not outsiders, they're the people doing the actual work of Free Software.
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by jcastro 6y ago
When someone is being fired you remove them from an organization, you don't give them the organization and tell everyone else to go find new jobs, especially since they're the ones doing all the work.
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by jcastro 6y ago
Multiple decades of bad behavior, people are tired of it and don't want to work with him. You can't force people to work with someone who treats them like shit.
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by jcastro 6y ago
Have you not ever met the guy? Yeesh.
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Kubeflow Continues to Move into Production(blog.kubeflow.org)
2 points by jcastro 6y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 6y ago
Zoom throws a `zoom_latest.deb` on their website with no repo, you just need to remember to go there and download it for updates, by hand. Given zoom's security record, no thanks.
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by jcastro 6y ago
Blog author here, by default MicroOS comes with flatpaks so you can just use that as you want. You can use either one you want but keep the same base OS, as far as I can tell openSUSE is the only immutable distro that lets you do that, whic
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by jcastro 6y ago
Yeah, I would love to see a repo with more example configs, for example "This one looks like Ubuntu, this one is more XFCE focused, here's a tiling wm one." and so on.
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by jcastro 6y ago
Blog author here, indeed I like NixOS, but I don't have the time to generate an entire nix file for a working desktop. I have some friends that do it and that's great, but there's no "Get you 90% there" installation
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by jcastro 6y ago
> Everyone knows that Firefox was supposed to be "the customizable" browser. Wait what? Where?
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Kubeflow Katib: Scalable, Portable and Cloud Native System for AutoML(blog.kubeflow.org)
3 points by jcastro 6y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 6y ago
> I find it very hard to believe you haven't seen any of these issues (especially alt-tabbing). I actually sometimes think people are just straight up lying but I have no hard evidence. I've got thousands of hours gaming on lin
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by jcastro 6y ago
I've been using this with X for years, great tool!
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by jcastro 6y ago
> I'm not sure why this seems to be remembered so wrongly? It didn't work reliably on all chipsets/soundcards.
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by jcastro 6y ago
> the docker-compose file along with the configuration and data are stored in nextcloud's own dataset. What a great idea!
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A free, open-source future for Mailspring(community.getmailspring.com)
3 points by jcastro 6y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 6y ago
It's been multiple decades, "Linux Sucks" still seems to be the only thing BSD advocates talk about. 24 mentions of systemd and 0 mentions of the word "jails", come on, you're not even trying.
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by jcastro 6y ago
You're being quite selective here, sure the Debian way has it's positives but let's not pretend that model is free of problems -- there's been plenty of software that has been removed or is not allowed in Debian, and onc
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by jcastro 6y ago
> it is not available for servers running on Linux, NAS devices, or NVIDIA SHIELD I hope this changes soon, I'm having a hard time figuring out how they launched with this. I know pulls aren't indicative of total users but: ht
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by jcastro 6y ago
> The point was how quickly Big Tech swooped-in Seems like an odd definition of "quickly" to me.
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by jcastro 6y ago
Both Debian and CentOS have the same problem here, you're not going to install kubernetes from a default repo on any traditional distro.
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by jcastro 6y ago
Also the big one, atomic and transparent updates and upgrades. I love Ubuntu (and worked there for a long time!), but no way I'm giving a mutable OS to someone unless I expect to be their sysadmin. They're one google search away f
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by jcastro 6y ago
I've used neverware on old thinkpads, it's a pretty great tool for rescuing old laptops.
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by jcastro 6y ago
Lots of the crashes are fixed but it still needs performance work. Not quite playable but seems to be improving regularly.
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by jcastro 6y ago
> Both of these things take away user freedom to tinker with their systems, an ability Linux enthusiasts enjoy. I just want to play video games and I use linux - in order to play multiplayer video games I need anticheat and this means gi
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by jcastro 6y ago
Kubernetes will just use containerd directly, most end users will just continue to use docker on their laptop or whatever. Or you can use something else like podman, it's all OCI: https://opencontainers.org/

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