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by ldng 6y ago
It's just that they have a vested interest in not understanding or even acknowledge your arguments. Scalability is the thing and AWS its Viagra. Whoever has the biggest scalability get to pat itself in the back.
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by ldng 6y ago
I love how AWS fanboys make it a back-or-white issue. OVH,Hetzner and others are providing bare metal server that are provionnable by API. The choice is not between full-AWS vs full-On-Premises-By-Hand.
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by ldng 6y ago
Neither k8s nor Kafta are clouds. They are tools you can use on premises or on droplets if you wish to.
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by ldng 6y ago
Yes, it really is a curve bell but I get deride every time I say it ... the power of marketing.
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by ldng 6y ago
Except that in smaller places time is of the essence I we don't have enough to learn the full extent of AWS and I'll save my time and money by using a droplet. Learning AWS does have a cost. Money I'd rather spend on learning
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by ldng 6y ago
The answer is probably downvoted because of the systemd comment but I think that busybox is statically linkable, is it not ?
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by ldng 6y ago
Wouldn't forking GJS [ https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gjs ] and adding Node compatibility API faster/simpler ?
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by ldng 6y ago
Vala is much older. And, sure, who need new language, right ? (hint: sarcasm)
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by ldng 6y ago
Performance as in CPU usage or memory usage or both ?
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by ldng 6y ago
To me, it started to go down hill when RedHat hired designers to work on Gnome and they decided Gnome 3 absolutly had to work on tablets. For context, it's the time Google also stopped to rely on metrics and gave the key to designers,
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by ldng 6y ago
Someone managed to apply part three ? Systemd gets in the way for me. Edit: well, at least part four, finally , properly document how to cope with systemd. And guess what, it is different than 90% of documentation on cgroups on the interne
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by ldng 6y ago
Kubernetes is actually a set of interfaces. In this case, they are not using default Kubernetes implementation but a simplified one : k3s so the experience could be different. Or not. But it certainly can't be judge on wpietri experien
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by ldng 6y ago
Right, did not thought of those. But they will not necessarily apply to a specialized embedded CPU. But, granted, a CPU for PC platform is a different story.
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by ldng 6y ago
Right, forgot about that marketing trick. My bad.
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by ldng 6y ago
Hum, on the other hand patents up to Pentium 4 should have expired, right ? So, you might not be able to have "modern" CPU, depending on your definition of modern, but yet be abble to build specialized CPU with decent performance
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by ldng 6y ago
I though Intel 9xxx is high end and AMD 3xxx is low end ? In that case how could this bench mean anything ?
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by ldng 6y ago
There are more than 3 Desktop/Window Manager in the Linux/Unix world, right ? What happen to the others ?
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by ldng 6y ago
I'm really surprise at the tearing argument here. I've had Nvidia, AMD, Intel and Matrox graphic cards, sometimes on Intel other on AMD, so I've known tearing ... But that have been fixed for me with the introduction of doubl
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by ldng 6y ago
One connection is not actually 10 MB. There is great article explaining the difference, in Linux, beetween reported memory usage and real physical actual usage. I'll edit if manage to find it. Edit: anarazel actually posted it in its r
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by ldng 6y ago
On a quick scan, the "BITWARDEN LICENSE AGREEMENT" mentions "Commercial Module License". So some sort of Opencore and, TBH, I'm too lazy to check out further the implications. On the other hand bitwarden_rs is GPL-v
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by ldng 6y ago
What do you use instead of OAuth2 yourself ?
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by ldng 6y ago
oh, so it's fine to degrade HTTP v1 to make v3 look better ?
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by ldng 6y ago
Could that explain this : the new UI, appart from being terrible, is often seeing slowdowns for me ?
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by ldng 6y ago
Bummer. Would love to know why though.
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by ldng 6y ago
It is well known that HSBC pay its fine about every 10 years just to jeep laundering money as usual.
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by ldng 6y ago
Oh no it will survive. Yahoo-ificating itself in the process.
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by ldng 6y ago
The bad rep is probably due to too many people having used Obscurity as an excuse to hide the fact the actual security was, at best, an after though for their product.
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by ldng 6y ago
Because the image lack a graph of the number of test ? Because tests were scarse at first and only done only to people coming to hospitals and relatives and now anyone can pass one ?
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by ldng 6y ago
Aren't most of cities built 15 years ago, and classified as ghost cities at the time, now inhabited ?
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by ldng 6y ago
Django is, IMHO, one of the best in both its content and structure. Here is an enlightning talk about the structure : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azf6yzuJt54

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