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by jcastro 7y ago
https://cloud.google.com/container-optimized-os/
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by jcastro 7y ago
Just a reminder to check out the API deprecations on 1.16: https://kubernetes.io/blog/2019/07/18/api-deprecations-in-1-...
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by jcastro 7y ago
Been using it on my work laptop for about a year now, it's nice if you want a normal GNOME desktop and cloud tools. It silently updates itself in the background multiple times a day, which is really nice, there's really no need to
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by jcastro 7y ago
This article ends up being a good reason for using cloud. Reads like it was written by "I could write Dropbox in a weekend with rsync" guy.
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by jcastro 7y ago
Love your writing style, I'm not anywhere close to working in this field and I learned something.
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That's not true, as much as people want to believe that. Ubuntu and Canonical jumped on AWS quickly and started to generate supported images that people liked that gave them fresh stuff that they couldn't really get with Amazon Li
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by jcastro 7y ago
Sure, the only way to fix that is with more QA, which as it turns out, no one wants to pay for (on the desktop). EDIT: And even if you have better QA and the distro is rock solid, when that binary blob Nvidia gives you that your engineers c
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by jcastro 7y ago
I think lots of people are missing the clear economic inbalance here. If you're gaming on Linux and you buy a game: The creator of the game gets a cut, the publisher gets a cut, Valve takes it's cut, NVidia/AMD/Intel got
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Volume Cloning Alpha for Kubernetes(kubernetes.io)
2 points by jcastro 7y ago|0 comments
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Future of CRDs: Structural Schemas(kubernetes.io)
1 points by jcastro 7y ago|0 comments
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Kubernetes 1.15: Extensibility and Continuous Improvement(kubernetes.io)
117 points by jcastro 7y ago|6 comments
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i386 architecture will be dropped starting with Ubuntu 19.10(discourse.ubuntu.com)
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by jcastro 7y ago
Works fine with the stock heatsink ootb, even with a mild overclock. They even have smaller than ITX systems now, though not quite as small as a NUC: https://www.asrock.com/nettop/ I have one of these and it runs great
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by jcastro 7y ago
Maybe consider the UX that Slack gives users instead of just cloning the UI on top of IRC and expect it to work out?
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by jcastro 7y ago
> Because they don't give a rat's ass about the freedom aspect of free software. It's attitudes like this that make people really not care about FOSS. Yelling at people because they're not using IRC instead of slack i
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by jcastro 7y ago
A friend and I bought some ships a few years ago because it looked neat and the scope was so huge that it could be fun. We try it every point release to see if we can spawn in the same area, get in a ship, and then go do stuff together. We
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by jcastro 7y ago
My block rate is about _23%_. I pay for most web services I use, things have just gotten worse over time.
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by jcastro 7y ago
Joe Beda (one of the k8s cofounders) just did a livestream on kustomize last week and I learned a bunch of stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFnpUlt0IuM Full Disclosure: I work with Joe @ VMware
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by jcastro 7y ago
It's been around a while now: https://www.ubuntu.com/core
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by jcastro 8y ago
I don't think a Foundation would help in this regard, who's going to fund it and why would they? The article kind of glosses over the fact that there's really no business case for a traditional linux desktop. Chromebooks are
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by jcastro 8y ago
Heya bregma, good to see you! We had a Code of Conduct we could enforce on at least official properties to make sure people behave, though I wasn't able to find one for Mint. It doesn't stop if completely, but at least it's n
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The What and the Why of the Cluster API(blogs.vmware.com)
1 points by jcastro 8y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 8y ago
The flatpak on flathub is 18.12.2, which appears to be the latest version.
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by jcastro 8y ago
I get that some people don't like linux, but some of these examples are just ridiculous. Linux is administered by ssh therefore administrators don't know how to check so therefore they don't bother to update systems because &
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by jcastro 8y ago
The LICENSE file in the repo mentions that it's MPL 2.0.
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by jcastro 8y ago
> simple for users to get running. This doesn't matter. Most users don't install operating systems, they just use what comes with their computer. The real issue for most people is "Why would I use this"?
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by jcastro 8y ago
For 95% of users "just leave your Firefox alone you'll get an update in a day or two" is fine.
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by jcastro 8y ago
Anyone have real-world experience with this killer 1435 wifi card in Linux? I'm hesitant to give up intel wifi's linux support.
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by jcastro 8y ago
AMD's almost there, you can just install 18.10 and Steam and go gaming with nothing else to install. 18.04 not so much, but once distros start shipping with newer kernels/mesa then it should sort itself out.
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by jcastro 8y ago
Nobody's going to do that, they'll just say "Use ubuntu" and close your ticket.

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