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For Rancher Desktop, Docker Compose works with Rancher Desktop when you choose dockerd (moby). If you choose to use straight containerd (with nerdctl as a CLI) than compose isn't going to work.
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I user Rancher Desktop on an i9 with 32gb of RAM. Starts in less than a minute. I also have Teams and slack. Sometimes I have over 200 browser tabs open (yes, I have a problem). The UI is responsive pretty quickly. A lot of delays has to do
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It’s different that than vendor lock-in. For example you have security. CGI with multitenants is hard if not impossible. At least for the tenants that will want to use this. Then there is scaling, resource consumption, and predictability (f
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> What matters is the ability to service that debt, and the value of the debt compared GDP. The value of the debt compared to GDP is really just part of being able to service the debt. Being able to service any debt is a good point and a
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If you look at the mean income across states [1] you'll find that there are states where it's higher than California. CA is above average but it's not the top. The money people make in the tech industry isn't representat
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Note, CA has the highest state level debt per person of any of the US states.
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Money was obviously an issue. $319 USD/month didn't cover the costs of running it. As noted in the post, "I’ve donated countless hours". Where is the line between "trying to make a profit" and "trying to b
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> This is one of the strengths of a federated system run by people who aren't looking to profit. People who aren't looking to make a profit (or even break even) means they are running a social media platform while funding it th
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The short answer is yes. There are multiple tools that let you do this. My personal favorite tool for this is Kubewarden[1] because its policies are web assembly. There is a specific policy just for verifying signatures[2]. [1] https:&#x2F
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> When there are major software vulnerabilities (like log4j), the whole industry usually swarms around it, and the alarm has high value. You're leaving me with the impression that you think we should only patch major software vulner
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> It's sad to me how successful people have been sanitizing the internet. It's far more complicated than that and looking at the complicated details is useful to understand the bigger picture. Here are some examples... 1. It&#x
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That graph shows new development rising. It’s not as high as it once was but it’s an upward trend. The valley was around 12-13 years ago. Talking to people currently in the industry, they are busier than they’ve been in years. I know people
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It's not just cheap. The effects of disposing of all the things are out of side and out of mind. People don't see the results of their actions.
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I'm like you. I fix my own things including vehicles. In the past, schools had shop classes and home economics. I took both when I was growing up. Many schools don't have these classes anymore so kids don't get a foundation i
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If the software works well but isn’t compliant with laws a lot of companies will have issues with it. There are a bunch of regulations these days. GDPR is just one of them. A lot of tools are just not compliant. IT departments have to take
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To add to this... I remember buying physical media to get my first distros of Linux. The source was open but the builds/dists were what I was paying for. Open source doesn't mean free distributions/builds or free support. If
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There are a few reasons: 1. Higher total revenues. If you compare the subscription fee with the sale fee and how often sales happen. 2. More predictable revenue. There are many reasons people want that. 3. The more information (metadata&#x2
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The data on their life expectancy shows it was far lower than average. What caused this? Was it heart disease? Infant mortality? Something else? Did they live long enough on average to get heart disease? The inuits eat more of a western die
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You're right about infant mortality rates. Then there's a question of how much access to health care should be needed? I was recently reading about a study that found when western diets entered a region health care costs go up. I
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Did you look at the study, the details, the limitations, how info was collected, and so forth? I just did a quick read. The data set they're working with is incomplete and poor. It also deals with LDL levels while only looking at basel
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The paper itself is interesting. By in large the study consisted of people who already had high cholesterol (to the level their doctor would likely recommend putting them on a statin) and eat above the recommended level (from the american h
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Do you have evidence for this theory? Researchers link high LDL cholesterol to things like saturated fat and dietary cholesterol. Arteriosclerosis has been linked to LDL cholesterol, too. Dietitians, doctors, and health programs have done d
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saturated fats are associated with increasing LDL cholesterol. Here's another paper on it... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9101427/ From the paper... "Thus, an important mechanism by which reductions in die
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Historically, Inuit life expectancy was shorter than other populations [1]. Are we looking at what people have done or do today? Should we look at the diet of the people who live the longest and have the best health as long as possible? I&#
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What is cardiovascular disease? If we dig into that we find things like atherosclerosis and other types of diseases. Something like atherosclerosis happens, in large part due to LDL cholesterol [1]. There are many studies and papers on it.
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Saturated fat is the primary cause of high cholesterol and type 2 diabetes. How is that healthier?
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Our food chain has a lot to do with obesity. There are many studies on this stuff. We eat 5 times as much meat on average as people did 100 years go. Animal based products are a major source of fat. People used to eat more fruits and vegeta
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I wish they would ask what makes it difficult to work with dependencies in Go.
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There is a fair amount of scientific study that has linked diet to some cancers. Those same diet attributes that can make one obese also lead to higher rates of cancer. In cancer prevention, lifestyle matters.
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How do you achieve zero fraud in a transaction? We can start with payment. What would someone pay with? Credit/debit numbers can be stolen. Checks can be stolen or forged. Cash can be counterfeit. What form of transaction has zero chan

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