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by jdoss 4y ago
No, the mouse controls are on the three buttons below the space bar.
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by jdoss 4y ago
For those that want a trackpoint with mechanical keys and don't want to DIY it, I highly recommend a Tex Shinobi which has the SK-8855 Thinkpad keyboard layout. https://tex.com.tw/products/shinobi?variant=16969883
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by jdoss 4y ago
Yep! Well, kinda... I still use it at work but for any of my personal stuff at home or for my side projects I use Fedora CoreOS [1] with Butane YAML [2] which I template with Jinja2. Being able to define a VM with Butane and launch it quick
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by jdoss 4y ago
I was just going to post the same thing. The new logo looks fantastic.
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by jdoss 4y ago
I only use Podman for my workloads these days. Docker was always a headache for me on Linux. Podman allows me to quickly do whatever I want with containers and I can use systemd or a simple bash script to easily create services on my workst
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by jdoss 4y ago
Podman 4.x is pretty great with docker-compose due to its API compat with Docker. Give it a shot.
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by jdoss 4y ago
I setup https://paperless-ngx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ with a Brother ads2800w scanner and I no longer have a pile of paper mail sitting by my desk. I just scan it, tag it in Paperless-ngx, and then shred it. I j
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by jdoss 5y ago
I work at smallstep and we support a wide range of Linux distros already. https://smallstep.com/docs/step-cli/installation One of the things on my punch list is to get step CLI into upstream Fedora, Debian, and Ub
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by jdoss 5y ago
We should cheer on teams in big enterprise that are pushing to upgrade their tech stacks. I worked at a security company that pulled in security scanner data from enterprise companies and as you can guess the results are not great. Any upgr
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by jdoss 5y ago
It might not be. It maybe a workflow thing and a poor choice of words on my end. I have a few apps running on my workstation that I run in Podman pods that have similar service deps (PostgreSQL and MQTT etc). I don't have to worry abou
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by jdoss 5y ago
Podman has been one of my favorite opensource projects in the most recent years. I have been using it since 1.x and it keeps getting better and better. It is one of the tools that makes me not totally hate containers and I use it all over t
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by jdoss 5y ago
I am glad they posted. I'd rather spend my time not removing myself from these sites as I have other things I'd rather be doing.
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by jdoss 5y ago
Yes, I would say this is normal and OK as you gain more expertise in your craft. Anecdotally, I have moved twice from higher engineering management roles (VP / Director) to Senior / Principal level IC roles and I am a bit older th
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by jdoss 5y ago
We (I work for Forem) have an opensource selfhost installer [0] so you can have total control over your data and community too. [0] https://github.com/forem/selfhost
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by jdoss 5y ago
Thinkpads have pretty great Linux support. I haven't had any major hardware compat issues in a long time when installing Fedora on a Thinkpad.
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by jdoss 5y ago
Give Fedora Linux a try. It has been my daily workstation professionally and personally since 2007ish. Fedora 34 is pretty fantastic for hitting the ground running after you install.
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by jdoss 5y ago
I know this the Pi home lab hardware ecosystem is not the datacenter ecosystem, but what I really want on a Pi is not TPM but IPMI for remote management.
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by jdoss 5y ago
The containers should work fine with Docker or Podman.
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by jdoss 5y ago
Do you have any 2FA setup? My work uses Duo 2FA with 1Password and I had to kick my Duo account into bypass mode to log in. I opened a support ticket with 1Password and they said it is a known issue with Duo + 1Password.
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by jdoss 6y ago
100% this. Hashicorp Nomad is a breath of fresh air in comparison to Kubernetes.
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by jdoss 6y ago
Don't let the downvotes get you down. I was thinking the same question and I'm glad you asked it.
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by jdoss 6y ago
I totally missed that. Thanks! edit: For those wondering what the price is it's on this page https://www.alphavantage.co/premium/ which is not very apparent from the front page.
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by jdoss 6y ago
A free API key is great, but what is the catch? The whole Robinhood drama about them selling data to third parties has me leery about anything "free" in finance SaaS.
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by jdoss 6y ago
I didn't know that. Thanks! I'll check it out.
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by jdoss 6y ago
As someone that leaned pretty hard into using a Yubikey 5 for GPG/SSH keys over the past year, I am looking forward to giving this a try on my Fedora workstations. If you are interested in a fantastic walk through of using a Yubikey wi
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by jdoss 6y ago
Thanks for all that you do Dang! I really appreciate you!
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by jdoss 6y ago
Podman can use runc or their own runtime crun https://github.com/containers/crun so it should be able to work without much drama :tm:
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by jdoss 6y ago
We use smallstep in production and it is great. We have Okta groups that control who gets access to what in our infrastructure. This makes onboarding and offboarding users to our large number of production deployments super easy. If anyone
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by jdoss 7y ago
I was just thinking the same thing. My 5yo son has a wimpy immune system and asthma. We have spent some scary times in the ER/PICU when he gets a bad lung based cold. I am thinking about how I can convert one of my old CPAPs into a ven
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by jdoss 7y ago
Mostly to keep my personal sanity. Joking aside, IMO having to depend DKMS to correctly build the kernel module on kernel update every time for something that is network related isn't something I would consider rock solid for productio

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