jhoelzel

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by jhoelzel 3y ago
it does but its pretty close. the best option is just to replace everything buuut that will make you said as well as all your storage will life in network drives
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
github pages integration with jekyll. all you need is some setup and a git repo the rest ist done for you and unless you host traffic heavy content it will most likely be free forever.
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Truth be told i installed HA on a pie about 3 years ago and have largely forgotten about it. It just works for me and what i do, all you have to do is occasionally apply updates. Granted i mainly focus on creating my own powersockets and fu
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Are you reading all of this online or have you actually used any of those transportation methods recently? I have just had a trip for from the boondocks of baden würtenberg to the center of Berlin in said 4:30 hours. As for your pieces of p
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
I understand! Henceforth I will compare my style of living to Nottingham and from that point of view everything is awesome. :D
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
your choice of words are quite poor my dear poster. Infrastructure is not crumbling, you can be across the entire country in less than 4 hours. I agree that public transit in Berlin specifically has been better, but you can still get across
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
What kind of article is this? So in 30 years we where not supposed to equalize the country? And from England nonetheless? Apart from the recruiting and financial circles England is more on par with Poland that it is with any real western co
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
It would be very interesting to see a post about this then please. For me it has definitely been an issue that anything meaningful will take multiple files and henceforth cap my input for it.
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
yes and no. it will forget about your properties and structs just the same way it will forget about keys design decisions.
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Well the fact is that it does not really learn. So yes you go ahead and explain in detail what will be forgotten once the context exceeds 8k tokens
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Isn't this largely because there are dozens of angrybird clones on github where the ai could learn from? Do GTA next :D
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
European data protection sais no.
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe/North America | Remote Freelance Sr. Engineer with Kubernetes/DevOps/Golang Focus Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: yes Current preferences: Kubernetes, Golang, Kubernetes Operators, Ci/CD
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
While i rally appreciate the effort and am astounded that they already have the pledge of 10 Full time engineers for 5 years I am left wondering 2 things: A) This could easily be a another reddit moment, where corps and actual bill payers w
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
While i see what you mean, this will blowover like the "reddit revolution" in about two or three months time. Do not get me wrong, i would prefer that everything stays at is, but i do also understand the anger with the fact that o
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
fine i will split the hair with you. Where is source available not good enough for the things that regular orgs do with terraform (or other products) right now. What really is changing in the way you or even developers of provisioners hand
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
> 3. What are the implications of this change for end users of HashiCorp’s open source products? > For end users who are using HashiCorp’s current open source products and new releases using the BSL license for their internal or perso
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
yes it is. its just not a "do what you please with it" license, but you can still see and modify the source to your own liking
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
but bait and switch would entail that its a) either no longer open source or b) no longer usable you simply should not be able to make money of it without giving back to the original source owners. It makes me wonder how many FOS projects m
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
A 3-2-1 backup strategy involves keeping three copies of your data, stored on two different types of media, with one copy kept offsite for disaster recovery. you are still supposed to have multiple backups =)
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
the 1 in the 3-2-1 should be somewhere on premise or at least not directly reachable from the internet. Think: ssh cron job that copies backups from cloud to cold storage
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Time to check the 3-2-1 backups ;)
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Danish cloud host says customers ‘lost all data’ after ransomware attack(techcrunch.com)
76 points by jhoelzel 3y ago|78 comments
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
the irony is that most people affected by this change have business licenses applied to their products....
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
IMHO this is only going to get worse from here. There are piles of data that simply have not been categorized because noone cared enough about it. now a good llm will do that for you.
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
As we all expected, for most of us nothing will change and HashiCorp is not committing Harakiri.
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HashiCorp updates licensing FAQ based on community questions(hashicorp.com)
4 points by jhoelzel 3y ago|1 comments
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
try it in europe, see how quickly free will bankrupt you
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
yes im very well aware of that, but i am also very well aware that from an actual user point of view, SuSe is the much better choice. For everybody without unlimited credit cards, Suse is also the much better choice. From the viewpoint of t
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Guys while I know that Redhat also contributes to SIGS for kubernetes, My point is that SUSE is just much more available. This is especially true on the edge and unless you are a megacorp, i don't see anyone forking over money for the

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