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ldng
7y ago
And that is exactly the marketing card that have been played. The dev out numbers the sysadmin and ask for SystemD. Then it's to the sysadmin to live with the numerous bugs and non-standard and hardly documented ways of the Beast.
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ldng
7y ago
On point 1, I though Unix philosophy was do one thing and do it well ? So we agree is not unixy on purpose. The point 2 is moot. I get one SystemD package from my distribution anyways. The "SystemD project" renders my system hard
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ldng
7y ago
On my personal machine I might end up doing just that. But that can not always be changed in working environment. Edit : Also been bitten by the DNS mingling.
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ldng
7y ago
I'm sorry to say, but you might not have been paying attention. Nowadays SystemD actually does much more than that. So are complaining it breaks POSIX. That does not bother me that much. What does is that their changes are weakly docum
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ldng
7y ago
Really, what is the goal and when the feature creep ends ? At Kubernetes certification ? As much as I loved the unit conf + socket activation concept at first and supported SystemD. It's become and unruly teenager. It has severely hind
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ldng
7y ago
It looks sensible, until you have to debug the beast. If you're not a SystemD developer and/or don't following extremely closely what they are doing you end up with un-manageable system before you know. Just upgrade your dist
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ldng
7y ago
I know what BPF is. You are missing the point. I have enough work to not want to have to learn what new little specific twist SystemD that goes the other direction of everyone else has made in its latest release. While is the 'old ways
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ldng
7y ago
Maybe someone can enlighten me because I'm failing to see the relevance of SystemD here. So the idea is, instead of having a central firewall managing all the host rules, each service define it's own firewall policy ? How do I ove
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ldng
7y ago
Learner status looks like a nice improvement !
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ldng
7y ago
Yes there is! At least for Americans. I can not understand why these practices have not lead by now to a class action suit?
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ldng
7y ago
Have you used it IRL ? How does it fare performance wise ?
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ldng
7y ago
Well at least they did not deny patent issues. As for the driver, a community one is already on the way so they'll probably just piggyback on it. Or, if they want to contribute an official driver, they should have contribute it at the
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ldng
7y ago
How am I going to trust google on the word Privacy when just yesterday my Android smartphone force updated 3 apps on me while on 4G and preference is set to "no automatic" update at all and only on WiFi ?
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ldng
7y ago
Over the year I've used CVS, SVN, bazaar, Mercurial and Git. Mercurial has always been the one I struggled the most with. It never clicked with me. Just to respond to some arguments I see floating around. In my last team we switched fr
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ldng
7y ago
And then they leave
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ldng
7y ago
I see a graph on ... logarithmic scale ? No unit ? I don't know what that benchmark means.
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ldng
7y ago
Honestly it's annoying and does not tell that much. We recruted once a guy that passed algorithm tests on site. We had to fire him 9 month later. He wasn't abble to handle code he had not written and was disappearing every time th
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ldng
7y ago
It's just the sign it's a terrible place to work at.
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ldng
7y ago
R&D is costly yet pharmas make margins only second to ad tech industry. Maybe I'm stupid but I can't reconcile the two...
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ldng
7y ago
See Strasbourg for an example of that. Center was left alone and 19th century building were built in a brand new neighboorhood.
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ldng
7y ago
Funnily enough, I've been using DDG for a few years and results have definitively improved to the point I'm using less and less !g And when I do use !g results (especially tech related) are not that good ! Maybe because Google hav
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ldng
7y ago
The point of AMP is to AOLise the publisher for Google.
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ldng
7y ago
It's not hype, it's just realizing that "Docker the container runner" is mostly a relatively thin layer above kernel APIs. If you're not embracing the full Docker but using Kubernetes, the "runc" could be
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ldng
7y ago
Not the default hence not well tested. AND you still have a Docker daemon running. Furthermore, last time I checked, Docker does not support user namespacing in a released version yet. I maintain the "duh fix your script dummy" is
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ldng
7y ago
No, some container went rogue, and in the process dragged the Docker daemon which annoyed him PLUS he'd learnt that it was possible to run containers rootless and daemonless SO he changed his setup. Please RTFA.
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ldng
7y ago
I was under the impression it was about to be retired ? Did something change ?
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ldng
7y ago
Not to pound on you digitalsushi, I don't imagine you have a say in the policy, but .. "we are prohibited from using HTTP but we do not require our certificates to be up to date" WHAT'S THE F%@#ING POINT if you do not re
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ldng
7y ago
How to make AMP look good ? Ostensibly degrade the experience without it ...
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ldng
7y ago
There is a "French Amazon" : cdiscount. They pay there tax in France. Amazon does not. How is it fair to them ?
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ldng
7y ago
They do use communication networks and, in the case of Amazon, actual roads.
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