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mogwire
3y ago
> But then Red Hat (i.e. Podman's sponsor) started trying to charge more people for software too Podman is free as is Podman Desktop. Red Hat didn’t raise its prices. CentOS Streams and Fedora is still free. Oh you mean they made it
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mogwire
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Source would be the way the data is produced so that you can replicate it yourself and make changes. If I hand you a beer for free that’s freeware. If I hand you the recipe and instructions to brew the beer that is open source. We muddy the
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mogwire
3y ago
EVs emit no more EMF than your standard appliances. The internet is a vast array of misinformation and comments like this without supporting links just contributes to that misinformation. I will buy a 40-50 dollar emf meter from Amazon and
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mogwire
3y ago
Orbstack also uses a virtual machine. How does it work? Why is it fast? OrbStack uses a lightweight Linux virtual machine with tightly-integrated, purpose-built services and networking written in a mix of Swift, Go, Rust, and C. See Archite
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mogwire
3y ago
A god awful analysis at that. Since this rubbish was published a lot of people, like Jeff Geerling who spread a lot of misinformation, have come out and said they were wrong and RH isn’t violating the GPL per conversations with actual lawye
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mogwire
3y ago
A very large Electronic Medical Records company shipped an extremely large shell script to us for an install. Upon examination it contained binary data and a command to extract it to a file and then installed the application. This was the “
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mogwire
3y ago
How many companies owned by the world’s richest men have had lay offs in the last 18 months? They became that rich by not losing money. It’s a sinking ship and he is trying to plug the hole.
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mogwire
4y ago
Additionally these are moderate CVEs and Red Hat, per their lifecycle page, patches them at their will. During the Full Support Phase, Red Hat defined Critical and Important Security errata advisories (RHSAs) and Urgent and Selected (at Red
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mogwire
4y ago
Red Hat doesn’t fix moderate CVEs immediately. Per there RHEL Lifecycle web page: “During the Full Support Phase, Red Hat defined Critical and Important Security errata advisories (RHSAs) and Urgent and Selected (at Red Hat discretion) High
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mogwire
4y ago
This is a common misconception. While podman is indeed installed on Red Hat CoreOS it does not run the containers used by OpenShift. OCP 4 uses CRI-O to run all containers and if you login as the core or root user and run podman ps you wil
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mogwire
4y ago
So this is lie? > https://ubuntu.com/ceph/docs/supported-ceph-versions > For instance, it is possible to deploy Ceph Quincy on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS via the UCA or on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS via the regular Ubuntu packa
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mogwire
4y ago
Was it a crack when ACM came over from IBM to Red Hat? Or Hypershift came over from IBM to Red Hat? You align software to where it works best. IBM is better suited to develop and sell Software Defined Storage than Red Hat.
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mogwire
4y ago
We miss you already Rob!
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mogwire
4y ago
This is not true at all. CentOS Streams is the next X-Release of RHEL. I work with RH Partners and we use Streams as a test platform before we move to QE on Beta and RC builds. This has been refuted by RH many times. You want to be upset th
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mogwire
4y ago
#22 and #42 is how they try to prevent people from adding RPMs from mainstream RHEL. I have seen GitHub repos owned by RH employees that have containers files that require you to attach entitlement cert and the Red Hat cdn repo to install a