joana035

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by joana035 6y ago
Experience as in "things you are facing" not as "knowledge" or "know how" ;) What I mean is more like "I would have a bad experience if I put my hand in the fire". I edit my post to be more clear
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by joana035 6y ago
Look buddy, your experience (having a bad time) with Linux seems to be quite frustrating, I couldn't find one positive comment about Linux from you in this post. Maybe I'm very lucky with Linux, but I don't agree that it is a
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by joana035 6y ago
I don't think judging the Linux experience based on an EeePC is fair. That hardware always felt like a throw away when it came out during the netbook boom from a decade ago.
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by joana035 6y ago
Well, it is still open after all, given you are a very experienced guy you should consider rolling the sleeves and sending some patches to fix that, right? Giving back to the community for something you get for _free_ is nice.
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by joana035 6y ago
Sorry, I didn't though that would offend you. I just think that those issues are relatively easy to fix and that you can still have the proprietary gpu modules to get OpenGL 4.1 back. For the wifi to work well with the open module you
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by joana035 6y ago
Have you tried to install AMD proprietary drivers? Did you installed the firmware for your WiFi card? By the way you complain about Linux seems that you really don't like it and that nobody can convince you te opposite, but I believe t
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by joana035 6y ago
I don't have to mess around with xorg config for more than 10 years. I'm using Debian and the only thing I had to do is enable non-free to get some firmwares. Everything works 100% hassle free. My experiences with macos were quite
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by joana035 6y ago
https://linux-hardware.org/ here you go.
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by joana035 6y ago
Not even 3. I don't remember seeing tearing on my Linux for a heck of a long time.
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by joana035 6y ago
I didn't mention any dates, and I believe it doesn't need to be the one who came first to inspire others ;)
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by joana035 6y ago
tune2fs -m
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by joana035 6y ago
Mind you can also use tune2fs. It has an option "-m" that one can tune how much reserved space is dedicated to root user.
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by joana035 6y ago
s/MacOS/webOS/g from Palm
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by joana035 6y ago
It was inspired by webOS, a Linux based OS for Palm.
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by joana035 6y ago
As a woman who, at my 16 was able to fool many men in selling me alcohol and nicotine, was able to interpret RMS arguments properly. It's a shame that his words are being twisted once again after everything he went through.
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by joana035 6y ago
I wonder how much of ceph inspired s3...
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by joana035 6y ago
Is there any code base in this world that developers would not complain about? ;)
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by joana035 6y ago
Tested this page in 3 different systems (1 AMD, 2 Intel) and it didn't work under Firefox (which is good).
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by joana035 6y ago
How swapping a '\n' char for a ';' is less "wasteful" or "ugly"?
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by joana035 6y ago
> Ughh. Let's improve! I really don't understand what is the problem with that simple if statement to receive this kind of reaction. :shrug:
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by joana035 6y ago
That is why I only get my python packages from Debian repositories ;)
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by joana035 6y ago
I don't get why people are so afraid of kubernetes, the thing is pretty much hands off.
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by joana035 6y ago
After reading the theory don't forget to apply it a couple of times, tcpdump, tc, iproute2, iptraf, virtual machines and GNS3 are some tools that help augment your learning process.
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by joana035 6y ago
Yes, it works for me. SPF, DKIM and proper DNS records and that is it.
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by joana035 6y ago
Yes, if you can not run the real thing locally you should not be touching a production system at all. I worked in so many places where nobody knew how the system worked and the most invaluable thing I do is to bring the production system in
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by joana035 6y ago
Yes, and everything is "painful" and frustrating.
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by joana035 6y ago
Well, just me finding it a joy to work with? All the dh helpers that basically does the hard work, I just need to update one or two things in control file and that is it. I have packages closure, Java, python, php, c and very complex piece
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by joana035 6y ago
Correct! :D
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by joana035 6y ago
Not to mention the operational overhead, which grows exponentially with the number of services, languages, frameworks and the sum of all their quirks.
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by joana035 6y ago
> Microsoft has been playing good by the developers for years now. Let's wait and see history repeating itself. I don't buy that and I will never forget.

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