kvmosx

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by kvmosx 12y ago
This is great news, good to see Google building a mobile + desktop interface with Go. Just like Apple did with Objective-C. And yet with Go there is more use of it for CLI apps and web apps. Adding mobile to that equation just makes it even
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by kvmosx 12y ago
Confirmed not working in Docker 1.0: root@377a6f4ab0a4:/# history 10 wget http://stealth.openwall.net/xSports/shocker.c 11 cc -Wall -std=c99 -O2 shocker.c -static 12 apt-get install build-essential
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by kvmosx 12y ago
Great, they announced that they'd be doing this a while back. Good to see them finally release it. Linode have always been good for stability, they might not be the cheapest but they have very few network issues and have damn good netw
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by kvmosx 12y ago
For VERY small use cases I would recommend a VPS, however because you're suggesting that you want a lot of storage then I would recommend at least a dedicated server but I would keep buying your own hardware in the back of your mind.
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How to colocate your first server at a datacenter(blog.definedcode.com)
87 points by kvmosx 12y ago|65 comments
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More notes on OS X Mavericks (+ Yosemite) on QEMU with KVM(blog.definedcode.com)
6 points by kvmosx 12y ago|1 comments
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by kvmosx 12y ago
As long as it is Apple hardware, as defined by[1], then it can be run, virtualized or not. KVM runs on an OS X host and therefore this is totally acceptable. [1]: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.
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by kvmosx 12y ago
I was aware of this when posting. I am very thankful for that information and everyone who contributed to KVM, KVM-KMOD and QEMU repositories. I have moved the credit to the top of article. This was more as a reference and a quick guide (al
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Running OS X Mavericks under QEMU with KVM(blog.definedcode.com)
196 points by kvmosx 12y ago|106 comments