k8svet

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by k8svet 3y ago
I'm sorry, but you're clearly not bothering to think this through or... Idk.
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by k8svet 3y ago
(after clicking through context...) There's no amount of money you could pay me to do this with Ansible. Like, you could offer me double my salary, and I'd laugh. The only answer that makes any sense here is Kubernetes.
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by k8svet 3y ago
I am actually revisiting this and doing some mental math in my head. You bought in 2013? Really? Seriously ? Like, this isn't a tongue-in-cheek joke? The smugness of looking at your mortgage payment isn't enough? You just had t
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by k8svet 3y ago
I mean, I guess to put it simply "SSH to the worker node to fix it" isn't really viable. At all. Some folks used to use DaemonSets + hostDir to do that node configuration instead of SSH. Which is weird, but less weird than &q
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by k8svet 3y ago
> I'm a millennial and I bought my house 9 years ago. Homes were very affordable. And then, what? You stopped looking at interest rates and wages? You magically became an honorary "I got mine" boomer when the real estate a
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by k8svet 3y ago
Sorry to bug you with more questions but I literally dreamed of nix-snapshotter for years, so I'm excited. Do you know how this (installation burden) translates in the real world (GKS? AKS? etc)? Can one even get away with abusing Daem
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by k8svet 3y ago
What's the state of deployment for something like nix-snapshotter nowadays (with the realization that the answer depends on which of N k8s install methods might be in use)? I assume it's mostly in the field of ... "you'r
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by k8svet 3y ago
I'm sorry, but no, these aren't sophisticated, at all. Those quotes are from embarrassed victims who failed to see countless red flags. Like, if you're don't hear LOUD ALARM BELLS especially at that Cathie Wood one, I I
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by k8svet 3y ago
Except that Nix literally solves that problem by abstracting over the underlying config. Y'all don't know what you're talking about and once again the Ansible comparison belies in. >reinstall once every five years then it’
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by k8svet 3y ago
Which part? Like, that's what NixOS is. My config repo is declarative, describes in its history every machine I've owned. You could rebuild them at any point in time and get an identical exact machine image out. Idk, this is why i
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by k8svet 3y ago
>I have notes on how I did stuff, if necessary. I used to keep ansible playbooks but they were just an overkill. Does it even make sense to write a playbook for a system that I'll reinstall in three or four years ? Probably not. Yea
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by k8svet 3y ago
No, no it doesn't. It doesn't solve the same problem, at all, certainly not holistically like NixOS.
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by k8svet 3y ago
I've been screen sharing my desktop (sway) for years at my job. Years is not an exaggeration. What do Discord, Slack, and Nvidia all have in common?
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by k8svet 3y ago
Folks will literally shove a container runtime, FUSE, and operating system image into a binary to avoid going to thera... learning Nix.
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by k8svet 3y ago
Right, I've looked before and happy to be corrected but none of that is the result of this project. In fact, the gestures present in GNOME, today, have been there since before the first blog post in this series.
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by k8svet 3y ago
Of course you are! All the coolest projects are! Thanks, now there's no excuse to not try later!
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by k8svet 3y ago
Interesting. "fetchFromRadicle" would be insanely cool.
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by k8svet 3y ago
I remember this project starting. Not one single thing has changed that affects me as a result and I use Linux everywhere, daily. As far as I can tell it's a lot of small, niche work, that is almost completely immaterial to average use
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by k8svet 3y ago
Does this v3 iteration mean that if I pull Radicle from nixpkgs right now that I might be a major version behind?
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by k8svet 3y ago
And they use Jumio. Instantly noped out after doing a number of other steps to get my account going. I have to verify bank deposits, and upload my ID through that piece of shit Jumio? The brilliant product built by people incapable of under
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by k8svet 3y ago
Always a good sign when internal jargon leaks into the job description. It's like scam emails, they're intentionally letting people self-select out.
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by k8svet 3y ago
You should consult the employment contacts your signed and/or an attorney...
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by k8svet 3y ago
This is extremely exciting. Shout to y'all!
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by k8svet 3y ago
Hi, I'm really intrigued by Ente and would happily pay for a subscription. I love to pay for things I can self-host, but don't have to self-host unless it comes to it. Especially when there's E2EE. However, your reply gives
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by k8svet 3y ago
I'll send $500 to a charity of your choice if you can show me booting current Fedora, firing up GNOME or KDE and failing to take a single screenshot . Same offer if you can do Sway and grim. And running an X11-only abandonware screens
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by k8svet 3y ago
This exact conversation has been had in over 50% of every rust thread here, and a sibling comment makes the point well, and indeed it's the same wrong intimation as the article. It's lipstick on a pig. > One has to wonder w
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by k8svet 3y ago
LIKE WHAT? I can't name a single "basic" broken thing that users care about more than their freakin displays being actually decent looking to their human eyeballs. I swear to God, none of you have bought a laptop in the pas
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by k8svet 3y ago
You all really just drive home your ignorance when you say stuff like this. Screenshotting has never regressed to my knowledge, once it began working, in any wayland DE. I use Wayland. Every damn day. I make a lot of money doing software
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by k8svet 3y ago
You and everyone else in this thread know why . The list of benefits from Wayland is touted repeatedly, in every single one of these threads, for years. We get it, you don't care about mixed DPI, fractional scaling, HDR, non-tearing p
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by k8svet 3y ago
> Memory Safety Is Easy In C++ It's just increasingly hard to even bother reading stuff like this nowadays. I feel like some people need to hear "you're not as good at writing memory safe code as you think, and even if you

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