krimeo

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by krimeo 6y ago
Isn't that wrongthink?
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by krimeo 6y ago
Yeah, you are right. Sorry, I exaggerated there, HN is the best mainstream source for technical stuff honestly. Still many posts that make it to the top feel like commercial advertisement and I am pretty sure they use (their?) sock puppets
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by krimeo 6y ago
You are correct. Facebook claimed it's a bombshell too close to the elections so they need to verify with 3rd party "fact checkers".
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by krimeo 6y ago
Did they really fix the power management problems? I would be very careful running Linux on Intel laptops these days. Very happy with Ryzen.
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by krimeo 6y ago
The story was suppressed because it materials were allegedly obtained by hackers.
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by krimeo 6y ago
I really thought it was a merger. Is Red Hat still a seperate legal entity?
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by krimeo 6y ago
> If you don't need K8S then don't use it. What's the problem? Run your app on your server and ignore everything else. See the original comment you replied to, he is clearly complaining about the whole infrastructure and s
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by krimeo 6y ago
> 2) the NYT articles about Trump's tax returns that were obviously obtained illegally weren't given the same treatment. This, the unbelievably biased treatment of this throughout the media and social media and good old qui bon
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by krimeo 6y ago
> Why would you smoke crack when you know the navy would drug test you? Because you are addicted.
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by krimeo 6y ago
I thought there is no Red Hat anymore.
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by krimeo 6y ago
> How is that related? I thought we were talking about running applications reliably. Why is complete linux userspace bundled separately in each container? > Environments and languages change. Yes. > That's entirely different
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by krimeo 6y ago
> Should private companies have any regulation at all? I can actually get behind no regulation for private companies, twitter can censor who they like as I can drive my favorite tank registered as my company vehicle and don't bother
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by krimeo 6y ago
And that applies to Ubuntu just as well. All I'm saying IBM is no better than Canonical in this regard. Not complaining - If you want me to complain about IBM cluster technology that would be a whole different story. And no I'm no
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by krimeo 6y ago
Linux kernel ABI is stable as rock. To answer your question, I'm talking about Linux userspace ABI - you can't rely on ABI of essential libraries, openssl for example. That's why docker was born back then.
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by krimeo 6y ago
Just like the communists have always been doing.
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by krimeo 6y ago
TDW is the most successful alternative social network at the moment and it got hugely popular very quick despite being blocked.
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by krimeo 6y ago
You didnt read the article, did you?
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by krimeo 6y ago
Make the telemetry opt-in to begin with. The comment I am replying to is complaining about Ubuntu calling home, IBM OpenShift is the same story.
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by krimeo 6y ago
> Running applications reliably and efficiently is an ongoing challenge Is it? I can take a program written for Windows 95 and run it on Windows 7 (maybe even newer) just fine and it will run reliable and efficiently and integrate better
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by krimeo 6y ago
Same story with IBM OpenShift and their telemetry.
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by krimeo 6y ago
Hopefully the next revolution is rediscovering the wonders of dynamic linking.
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by krimeo 6y ago
> That was the gist of a discussion among four technology and policy experts convened over Zoom For starters, stop using Zoom and start using open protocols. Thank you.
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by krimeo 6y ago
Oh don't get me started ... just read through the T&C of the "banks for millenals". - fake crypto (in reality it's CFD but they market it as crypto) (revolut) - exchange rates worse than MasterCard for non-major curr
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by krimeo 6y ago
Not your keys ...
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by krimeo 6y ago
Can't wait for the next layer on top of Waypoint which will allow me to build, deploy and release applications everywhere with one click!
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by krimeo 6y ago
No it's not just yet. But expect this to get traction, you know https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24782999 ...
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FCC Statement on Section 230 [pdf](docs.fcc.gov)
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by krimeo 6y ago
Eh, so people are paying for upvotes, sock puppets accounts etc. but it doesn't work ? :o
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by krimeo 6y ago
* becomes root, of course
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by krimeo 6y ago
Kinda my point. The reason docker is popular is simply that most of the devs are lazy, not very knowledgeable in the actual underlying technology and very short-sighted. And docker marketing has very effectively used that to their advantage

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