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by jdoss 3y ago
FCOS has support for RPi 4s which works well https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-coreos/provision...
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by jdoss 3y ago
While I am glad Silverblue is on this list, not having Fedora CoreOS on it too is a shame. FCOS is an amazing OS to run in production and it has come a very long way since the CoreOS acquisition. I find that FCOS is a good middle ground of
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by jdoss 3y ago
I am working on a new python project and one of the first things I added was https://github.com/Textualize/rich because of how easy it is to make things look good in the terminal.
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by jdoss 3y ago
Hey me too and I fully agree! Nebula is super underrated in this market space. I use Nebula to connect my primary datacenter rack with a bunch of dedicated servers and VMs all together on an overlay network. This makes it easy for me to add
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by jdoss 3y ago
I have built three quick sites with Reflex and it is fantastic for a systems programmer like myself who has no interest in learning Javascript. The recent addition of supporting Tailwind CSS works well and makes it very easy for me to make
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by jdoss 3y ago
I love paying for software features that I need, but anything over $100 a month is too much for my personal budget for side projects. For example, I really want to run HA Traefik with Let's Encrypt shared across three instances in my d
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by jdoss 4y ago
If you are looking to do something similar with a Yubikey check out https://github.com/drduh/YubiKey-Guide for getting started. It is by far the most comprehensive guide on using a YubiKey as a SmartCard for storing GP
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by jdoss 4y ago
I used https://github.com/ansistrano/deploy heavily a few jobs ago. We were doing CI/CD across 10 deployments in both GCP and AWS with 50 to 100 VMs per deployment. It worked great!
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by jdoss 4y ago
Great job Rob, Russell and Eugene! Congrats on the launch! I'll be checking this out this weekend.
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by jdoss 4y ago
I used to think Flatpaks were a huge pain the butt, but over the last few years, I moved to using them for all third party software that I run on my Fedora Linux workstation. Zoom, Slack, Spotify, Steam, Discord, Obsidian all run without i
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by jdoss 4y ago
I'm a software engineer at smallstep and I just talked to our customer success team and if you email support@smallstep.com with your team ID and they'll look into your case and take care of you. Also, I believe we have some front
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by jdoss 4y ago
Hemorrhoids are awful. I have a close circle of friends that have different careers and are in a range of physical shape and most of us have some degree of hemorrhoid issues going on. One of them had surgery for them and they said it was on
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by jdoss 4y ago
Very cool idea. Since it is based on Jupyter Notebook, can I self host this for my needs?
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by jdoss 4y ago
I think these are fantastic, but I really wish it had a BMC so one could do remote management. I'd love for version 2 to have it so I could buy a bunch for my datacenter.
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by jdoss 4y ago
The question I have with this move is why didn't Twitter just force advertising as part of their API for third party clients? Just change the TOS for using the API so if they didn't show advertising they would be cut off. What am
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by jdoss 4y ago
This seems pretty bad. I was pretty leery of Tailscale having too much control over my network when I tested it out and now seeing this security notification reinforces my decision to use vanilla WireGuard and Nebula for my home and datacen
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by jdoss 4y ago
I want it to be easier for me to get. I want software that will let me collect my own health data in a medium I can control (selfhosted or SaaS) were I can give grant and remove access to providers. This way they can into my system and look
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by jdoss 4y ago
Good question. Our EU deployment was on AWS in eu-central-1. TBH I don't know. I was told it was for GDPR and other compliance reasons and as long as it was being hosted in the EU it checked the boxes for our EU customers.
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by jdoss 4y ago
I would use Pulumi if I had to do it over again. I use the Pulumi Python SDK for some internal things at my work currently and it's so much better of a DX than fighting HCL all day. We actually tried to adopt Terraform early in 2015 bu
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by jdoss 4y ago
A couple jobs ago we had to take our entire SaaS offering (security product) and reproduce it in the EU for GDPR. This exercise evolved into my Systems team being asked to create private deployments for a handful of Fortune 500 / Fortu
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by jdoss 4y ago
My go to rule in engineering management is "we'll fix it later". I helps with my own anxiety about not having the best possible technical implementation and it helps ensure my teams don't feel totally stressed out with h
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by jdoss 4y ago
I felt the tweet thread was dismissive as well. Hey is running pretty standard Rails things IIRC and I wouldn't consider them niche. They like to make money and they know they can make more of it if they run on baremetal. I think more
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by jdoss 4y ago
> You gotta be kidding me. It is literally impossible for a user to run software on an iOS device without Apple digitally signing it. "Manage their Apple stuff"? What a bunch of BS. More like create their own digital fiefdom wh
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by jdoss 4y ago
Then don't run that software or don't buy that hardware in the first place? There are plenty of options here. A TPMs main role in our current hardware ecosystem is to provide device identity and attestation. This has been driven b
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by jdoss 4y ago
This is a FUD take. Are you griping about TPMs? I run Linux on every one of my personal machines and I run the software I want and I use my TPMs for useful things. I keep hearing this cry about hardware manufactures are coming for our hardw
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by jdoss 4y ago
I came to say pretty much the same thing. Nomad is awesome software. I use Nomad at work for internal workloads and automating its deployment with TLS + Consul is wayyyyyyy easier than k8s. I am really looking forward to 1.4.0. Also, I made
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by jdoss 4y ago
Long time Espanso user and supporter of Federico's work. It is fantastic FOSS and it helps me get stuff done everyday. His project was the first one that I sponsored on GitHub which he recently discontinued using for donations. I have
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by jdoss 4y ago
I second this question. I would love to selfhost this too. I hope the creator considers opensourcing their work.
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by jdoss 4y ago
The Coresite building you are talking about is 427 S. LaSalle and Coresite owns the whole thing. I worked for a company that was customer #1 on the first floor around 2007 or so when they were still renovating the building. We moved 4 racks
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by jdoss 4y ago
It's a shame that this is getting downvotes. This looks fantastic. Thank you for posting it.

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