jcastro

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by jcastro 8y ago
What was your expectation? That they would find a bug and submit/fix it to Debian and then walk through the contribution process so it makes it into the next stable Debian release?
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by jcastro 8y ago
> Am using it with cloudfare’s encrypted DNS just as one more middle finger to my ISP. Curious how you set this up? I see cloudflare as an option in the pihole settings but doesn't appear to be encrypted? (at least as a default)
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by jcastro 8y ago
> many independent packagers of various distro check out that code and package it This doesn't scale any more and hasn't scaled for a long time. Most of the time the software I need isn't in the distro or is too old.
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by jcastro 8y ago
Most of the difficulty in getting these to run circles around the uplay stuff, for example it won't even launch unless you have the Microsoft fonts installed, and then there's an outdated libgnutls library in the steam runtime tha
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by jcastro 8y ago
> who are these magical consumers who are willing to consider shelling out for an i9 and yet are still playing at 1080p. Reviewers test at 1080p because that effectively removes the GPU from the equation, at higher resolutions it's
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Introducing Contour 0.6(medium.com)
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The (broken) economics of OSS(medium.com)
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Kubectl tips and tricks(discuss.kubernetes.io)
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by jcastro 8y ago
I'm doing this with neverware now, they just landed crostini in the dev release, but they've natively supported flatpak and docker for a while now. It's good stuff!
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Dev.to – Where programmers share ideas and help each other grow(dev.to)
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Kubectl Tips and Tricks(discuss.kubernetes.io)
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by jcastro 8y ago
https://hackmd.io/ has changed my life, especially if you need to share notes with a team.
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Amazon EKS is now GA(twitter.com)
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by jcastro 8y ago
https://forestry.io/ - it's a nice front end for hugo.
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by jcastro 8y ago
Ubuntu switched to swap files (not partitions) last year.
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by jcastro 8y ago
Not sure what version this was added to but Discourse has an export button that individual users can use from their profile page.
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by jcastro 8y ago
I think you're over-romantascizing the past here. Linux dropped the cost of using UNIX down to zero. And it's not like everything was this cross-UNIX Utopia where things worked from system to system consistently and reliably. We w
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by jcastro 8y ago
> Essentially, the Docker approach boils down to downloading an unsigned binary, running it, and hoping it doesn’t contain any backdoor into your companies network. I don't get why people still claim that this is "the Docker ap
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by jcastro 8y ago
Just how common is this? Three ryzen/linux machines here and they've been rock solid.
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by jcastro 8y ago
Google has lots of people still working on k8s. I wouldn't equate Google's consumer facing products with their cloud/enterprise products.
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by jcastro 8y ago
They turn off kernel security updates by default.
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by jcastro 9y ago
I've been using the Ask Ubuntu stackexchange since it came out (Top .3% of users there) and have spent countless hours reviewing. In my experience the deletion is one of the best features. The mail is making an assumption that every th
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by jcastro 9y ago
I don't know what you're expecting, it's not like Playstation and Xbox built empires overnight.
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by jcastro 9y ago
I think the automated system can do a bunch to stop fraud, but in the OPs case, a local manager should be able to do a common sense test to provide the customer the appropriate level of service instead of being flagged a hard no.
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Packaging is hard. Packager-friendly is harder(apebox.org)
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by jcastro 9y ago
Semi-related, Josh just gave some great advice during the last k8s office hours regarding running postgres databases: https://youtu.be/Aj0yozuQ0ME?t=50m39s
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by jcastro 9y ago
That's a great policy, thanks!
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Any plans on submitting this to flathub?
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Announcing Contour 0.3(blog.heptio.com)
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by jcastro 9y ago
> Web apps don’t cut it. They don’t cut it as replacements for serious desktop apps. I don't buy that. If the argument is that "the Enterprise" doesn't care about mobile for this last decade, then it certainly didn&#x

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