kkapelon

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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   I cannot talk for all other languages but at least in Java 1)All packages that are published can never be unpublished or re-released from a different contributor 2)Packages are namespaced 3)Nobody downloads packages directly from the intern
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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   I think there is a "sandbox" mode in factorio which works like you describe. It has been some time since I last played but I recall it had something like that. You don't have a character in that mode.
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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   I work for Codefresh, a CI/CD solution that has ARM support. Maybe it can help you? https://codefresh.io/docs/docs/incubation/arm-support/
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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   Much more userfriendly. Works on all major platforms. Big public repository (dockerhub). Extensive tooling for everything. Graphical and CLI tools for all kinds of users.
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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   >My point was that Docker purports to solve the sandboxing and security problems. Says who? The article I linked to you says nothing about security. >Docker failed at security. If somebody thinks security is the strong feature of Dock
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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   You are confusing Docker = the deployment artifact with Docker = self-contained runtime perfect for CI/CD Longer answer here https://thenewstack.io/docker-based-dynamic-tooling-a-freque...
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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   I am actually preparing my own article titled "Docker antipatterns" that will include many more points like this.
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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   I haven't used that scenario, but you are responsible for locking. I guess if you use S3 or something similar to store/retrieve state you can easily make it work.
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   by kkapelon 7y ago

   Terraform does not use YAML. And in the last updates they try to make their HCL more "programming language like". Pulumi is already there (they are using an actual programming language)
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    by kkapelon 7y ago

    If you love terraform, please also look at Pulumi (I have no affiliation with them). https://pulumi.io/reference/vs/terraform.html https://github.com/pulumi/tf2pulumi
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    by kkapelon 7y ago

    Because sponsors pay for the conference he was trying to organize. No sponsors, no money, no conference.
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    by kkapelon 7y ago

    Jenkins X requires Kubernetes and Helm. Not all companies are deploying like this. (I work for Codefresh, a competitor of Jenkins X)
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    by kkapelon 7y ago

    Check Codefresh (I work for them) https://codefresh.io/continuous-deployment/codefresh-versus-... https://codefresh.io/continuous-integration/using-codefresh-...
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    by kkapelon 7y ago

    If you don't care about open-source Davinci resolve runs on Linux as well. There is also Lightworks
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    by kkapelon 7y ago

    Take a look at Davinci Resolve. Free as in beer.
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    Honest question: what is the advantage over nc + compression utility of your choice? If you are just learning Golang, then congrats on shipping!
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    How do you run Ubuntu on the phone?
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    Agreed. I think "Painkiller" is one of the few games that actually managed (much later) to put a healthy amount of enemies against you just like Doom did..
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    So according to your definition Doom is a full 3d game, even though as a player I actually see 2D weapons and 2d enemies?
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    yes. but sprites (i.e. enemies and weapons) are the primary method of interaction with Doom. Grass and particle effects are secondary.... How many FPS AAA titles today use sprites for enemies and weapons?
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    Doom used 2D sprites, so "fake 3d" if you ask me.
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    Maybe you are used to it? Try watching a series or movie and notice when their lips open and if the sound starts in your ears right away. That's a problem with bluetooth protocol in general. https://www.rtings.com/headp
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    Wireless audio still has latency. It is very noticeable in games and movies. Until they solve that problem first, wired solutions will always be needed.
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    Vault from Hashicorp (and its competitors) is probably better suited for what you ask
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    Without Istio - 4 K8s pods each one gets 25% of traffic and that is the only option With Istio - 1st pod takes 60% of traffic, second takes 30%, and last two take 5% each With Istio - 1st pod takes users from /foo, second from /ba
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    Not really, Kubernetes is a way to manage Docker containers. Istio just supercharges the network of a Kubernetes cluster. It doesn't really manage K8s clusters.
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    >I was boarding a plane to fly into TLV from Athens I think you mean the other way around. If you are being asked all these questions the flight was from TLV to Athens. Right?
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    > As soon as I was through security I went to Turkish airlines for help, but their immediate (read: scripted) response was "We do not deal with airport security." Well isn't this true? I am sorry for your ordeal but there
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    The main problem with Travis was that is stayed with the CI part (as the name suggests) while people wanted a CI/CD solution that helps with deployments and monitoring as well. F.D. I work for Codefresh a full CI/CD solution (comp
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    by kkapelon 8y ago

    How does this compare with garden.io, skaffold, draft, microk8S etc???