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by jhoelzel 3y ago
yes there is, you just need to right click the file and remove the privileges for system. I just did this for the "AsusComService" which would take 30% of my i9 13k simply because i have dns blocking running for it.
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
see here is the loophole, if you block the banner altogether they will still track you under the disguise of "legitimate interest" vs when you actually deactivated the stuff or use the "reject all" button that the better
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
The problem will solve itself eventually. Now that the elderly are leaving the internet, the chance of finding somebody who randomly follows instructions will make this malware trend vanish imho /e: apparently this is more true for Eur
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
it shouldn't. It is your opportunity to actively decline the tracking of the website. And if you actually do click the settings tab on some of them, you will see just how many trackers clickbait sites integrate and that will give you a
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Don't worry, as the tech illiterate slowly leave the internet i bet the time of annoyment is finally comming to an end.
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
It works surprisingly well for me. My wife is Spanish and i have been duolingoing for 4 years now and every year we go to Spain i do understand and speak more than i would normally. I tried other apps like Busu but really they dont fit int
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
And WordPress is written in PHP and has the biggest ecosystem of any "framework" ever still.
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Jup jup. "PHP is used by 77.5% of all the websites whose server-side programming language we know." https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/pl-php
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
I Love hetzner, especially with the fact that you can have private networks between dedicated and (dedicated) VPC servers, you can have endless scaling kubernetes clusters for a fraction of the price you pay elsewhere. Provisioning is relat
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by jhoelzel 3y ago
Having converted a couple of PHP projects to modern languages and maintained way more than i care to admit: Its not going anywhere. Or at least in europe its not. Symfony et al have matured enough so they are usuable for allmost everything
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Has anybody figured out the hardware requirements yet? This could be the beginning of something beautifull and i am always impressed by the work stable diffusion does! They are the true openAI (without empty promises in the middle ;))
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Kubernetes Developement on Rancher Desktop and Surpassing Docker's Shortcomings(hoelzel.it)
1 points by jhoelzel 4y ago|0 comments
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Taming Traffic Spikes in Kubernetes and why Resource limits are a good Idea(hoelzel.it)
1 points by jhoelzel 4y ago|0 comments
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
There are papers on it from people more knowledgeable than me but what it comes down to in ML is always the dataset. A machine that is already ready to generate datasets for you improves the quality many times. That means with every Version
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I do think that the AI space can easily be taken by a player ready to invest heavily in the space. Just imagine what training data could look like using gpt4 and how you can become a 10X Data Scientist because of it. That is exactly what a
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Simplifying Kubernetes Developement with Rancher Desktop and Rising Above Docker(hoelzel.it)
2 points by jhoelzel 4y ago|0 comments
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
i dont think this is a champagne or soda approach. AI can very well thrive in the parameters of our culture and i would wager that it can be even worse to simply leave it unattended. What you are comparing with would have been a total lockd
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Kubernetes Controllers vs. Operators and when to use which(hoelzel.it)
1 points by jhoelzel 4y ago|0 comments
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I work with a lot of SMBs and usually at the first production breaking bug ;) no but for real, i think mid 90s is right for this. With kubernetes, dev environments are a given now, but when we used bare-metal that was expensive, we would ev
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
When kubernetes-lens came out it was the greatest software to see what is going on in a clusters. I have suggested it to basically everyone working with k8s saying its a must have tool and also made many teams install it. It was a great tim
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
the only way i would ever trust a mirantis product again is if they dissolve their board completely. The whole "kubernetes-lens" debacle still burns deep.
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
while somewhat yes but no. im not trying to compare it with kubeadm (which is a more a setup script https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/setup-tools/kubeadm/ ) but with the fact that vanilla kubernetes c
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
i kindly ask again, what is the distribution called that you setup with kubeadm?
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Truth be told yes that tricky but can be managed with ansible easily for instance. 1) Your main problem though would probably be the need for a haproxy or bgp which does load balancing for you. There are other solutions like kube-vip but t
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I have built clusters for clients with k3s too and it has always been a charm. More recently i was able to bring up a Dualstack cluster for a VOIP company that now can basically scale endlessly with gitops on top. The fact that you can inte
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Longhorn ( https://longhorn.io/ ) has been stable for a long time now and is also a could native foundation project =) You can start with a single storage node without replication and easily go from there to triple replicat
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
you can easily still use external etcd if you really need to. But in general k3s can be HA without issue and scaled just as well as vanilla k8s. The main advantage of it is that everything comes neatly packed into a single binary whereas th
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
while true, writing "vanialla kubernetes" did not have the right feel for me. What would have been a better title for you?
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I feel your pain and i would lie if a k8s update never caught me off guard, but there are still policies you can set for the autoupdate of k3s or trigger them manually at will. have a look at k3s and maybe you will like kubernetes more agai
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
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