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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Fair. I missspoke - I typed too quickly. I'd view this as nonsense.
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Big fan of using a largely upstream Linux kernel. In general, I've been very happy with AWS Linux kernels vs. Ubuntu and CentOS in AWS It's funny, I was just about to move to kernel 5.10 for amz Linux 2. Might just wait a bit for
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
> We'll now need to plan to move over 20k instances to Rocky Linux. No judgement - curious, what does Rocky give vs. al2022? RPM compatibility? Or maybe, what do you like about RHEL compatibility?
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Ahh, good memories of my bp6 dual boot win2k and beos. Overclocked of course and lots of star craft and counter strike > Games such as Quake3 will support SMP Wow, I didn't know that. Way ahead of it's time
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
I don't know where they get this nonsense. Anyone who actually talks or works with gen z would know this. Not that it matters, but I'm in my late 30s. These type of articles about the dumb/bad/ignorant the next generatio
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
I wish I could use fish, but I can't leave the fancy auto complete of kubectl and git
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Easier to use? Kafka is rather trivial to setup and scale to any size, even more so as they move away from zookeeper Can't think of a more well behaved java app. Heap usage generally low, never seen GC issues and fast as needed
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
> A fore-edge painting is a scene painted on the edges of book pages. There are two basic forms, including paintings on fanned edges and closed edges. For the first type, the book's leaves must be fanned, exposing the pages' ed
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
> ... as a primer It's worked very well for me. Not seeing your disconnect here. Blog for concepts, man pages for specifics
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
I'ma little confused - the conclusion was this > In terms of value, the Graviton2 seemingly ends up with top grades and puts the competition to shame Also, two years it's not very old in the cloud space. Takes time to ramp up a
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Am I missing something, isn't the pro basically the same except for a few GB of ram?
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
I got a Umihertz Atom. I love it, as a backup phone for off grid adventures But there are a few issues I've had, of course your mileage may vary 1. When my primary phone broke, I had great issues getting Google Fi to work. It seems the
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Curious to try wireguard with Pritunl - on my todo list
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Ideally so, but if you've never of heard of this tool, you need to expand your news sources for many reasons. This is just a symptom
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
good to know; didn't think about "empty" configs
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
fantastic! Thank you!
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Can you explain? How should UEFI be configured to do this, from a Linux perspective? I'd love to improve my security
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I've never benchmarked it, but I assume rebase speed is a result of the delta of commits between your branch and the branch you're rebasing against, not the absolute size of commits for a repo
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Certainly. Security is always a balancing act. My primary concern is laptop being taken when traveling by Air or stolen. Encrypted root covers that, even with boot un-encrypted Unencrypted boot leaves me vulnerable to a malicious actor taki
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
tangential; are there plans for `fwupd` support for Framework? I love my LG Gram 17" but `fwupd` support might make me consider Framework
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
It's not what you're asking but I wonder if NixOS's hardware repo could expand to support Framework with some good defaults That being said, I think there could be a good use case for "meta" NixOS distributions. I&#
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Ditto running encrypted root without any issue
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Just take the time to learn systemd. Once you do, like nix, it saves so much time
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Not exactly the same but my journey started with nix home-manager on MacOS. Spent time getting it working how I wanted. I enjoyed it so much I replaced my Mac with nixos soon after MacOS has second tier support to Linux. I'm sure PopOS
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Thank you so so much!
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
I can relate. I've tried various tilling solutions, but they never actually work in the real world. Always an edge case or you lose basic functions like adjusting everything when you dock a laptop That was until I used paperwm. It&#x27
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
Just tested on my pi4, seems to use cache > ssh pi4 (nelson@pi4) Password: Last login: Sun Aug 15 10:44:23 2021 from 192.168.86.235 nelson@pi4:~/ > sudo nix-channel --update [sudo] password for nelson: unpacking channels... creat
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
> I've been through format-and-resetup dance far too many times to understand I'm curious to hear more about this - can you explain?
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
> Building every required package on Pi is out of the question Are you sure? TBH I don't know if there's a binary cache, but I installed without issue. It was longer than say a Debian install, but can't say it took that lo
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by jeppesen-io 5y ago
unfavorable response - this is not the place to ask. HN is not as nutral as you seem to assume. The real answer, is you have to do your own research. There's no easy answer, as everyone will give something different

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