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by moondev 4y ago
Thanks for link, that is very exciting if it works as expected. Curious what will enable this in M2 vs M1. Looking at https://developer.arm.com/documentation/102142/0100/Nested-v... it appears to indicate nes
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by moondev 4y ago
nested virtualization is missing on m1/m2 on both MacOS and Asahi - it's unclear if this is a hardware or software limitation.
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by moondev 4y ago
What if the user uses curl to view the page. Is it now static?
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by moondev 4y ago
To date, nested virt on m1/m2 is not possible which is a huge bummer. You should be able to run WSL1 inside an aarch64 windows vm however.
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by moondev 4y ago
Correct, because a rack is silent! What and how you mount in the rack matters. Here is my AIO cooled threadipper in a 4U enclosure https://imgur.io/a/LlZy6px
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by moondev 4y ago
Another gem from the same repo - gosh - pure golang shell This means anywhere golang is installed, including aarch64 Darwin and Windows you can: go run mvdan.cc/sh/v3/cmd/gosh@latest Or things like go
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by moondev 4y ago
Would be awesome to see this used in a USB4/TB4 update to https://frame.work/products/storage-expansion-card?v=FRACCFB...
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by moondev 4y ago
Even storage devices like thumb drives larger usb3 disks?
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by moondev 4y ago
Security or privacy (thumbprinting)? To be fair I'm still exploring it, once you choose a USB device when prompted, is that access for the session or longer?
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What are some interesting uses of WebUSB you have come across?
101 points by moondev 4y ago|96 comments
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by moondev 4y ago
I immediately thought of SSO use cases that require the browser. For example logging to generate a save a kubeconfig for RBAC workflows. This seems like an automation dream for all kinds of things when I want to see browser interactions and
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by moondev 4y ago
https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/development/hardware/intel_n...
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by moondev 4y ago
> or you need to run it as a container (which may or may not have significant overhead depending on how it was built) What overhead are you referring to? It runs, prints the cmdline and exits.
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by moondev 4y ago
Fun fact: apple silicon doesn't support nested virt
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by moondev 4y ago
The k8s API is actually way more useful in a homelab than scaling and reliability aspects. Even a single node, as in the control plane is also a worker gets you the API. The sky is the limit after that.
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by moondev 4y ago
Can't you install budgie on any Linux? I don't think there is a way to install the "zorinified gnome" on anything else.
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Yoga C13 Chromebook direct NVMe upgrade(old.reddit.com)
2 points by moondev 4y ago|0 comments
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by moondev 4y ago
96 GiB of memory. Hope this is a sign that nested virtualization will be enabled.
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by moondev 4y ago
Can anyone confirm if nested virtualization is available when running asahi on m1/m2 ?
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by moondev 4y ago
I'm guessing these are not SystemReady certified with UEFI firmware and require "bespoke" preinstalled arm images? https://www.arm.com/architecture/system-architectures/system... https://
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by moondev 4y ago
Are you referring to mounting physical disks? You can do that with wsl2: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl2-mount-dis...
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by moondev 4y ago
kind (kubernetes inside docker) does this by building a specialized container that includes and uses systemd as the entrypoint: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kind/blob/main/images/bas... You co
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by moondev 4y ago
I have been experimenting with the arm64 windows dev kit, neither docker desktop, podman desktop or rancher desktop had arm64 builds. Installing the amd64 builds did not work either. I was surprised to find out wsl2 now supports systemd ht
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Attempting Linux on Microsoft Dev Kit 2023(blog.alexellis.io)
90 points by moondev 4y ago|105 comments
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by moondev 4y ago
I personally love it. It's charming :) The other themes that all the tools have are quality, usefulness, and creativity. Personally my favorite is gum, it makes me want to write shell scripts. It's like zenity for the terminal.
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by moondev 4y ago
Virtual machines?
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by moondev 4y ago
Are you confusing podman with containerd perhaps? Podman is designed to be a developer focused drop-in replacement for docker to use on one's workstation. It's not possible to use it as a Kubernetes container runtime, there is no
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by moondev 4y ago
Exactly my thoughts. There are so many great metrics available for the repo for anyone to easily evaluate. If anything seeing an obviously massive mismatch of stars is an even better indicator of the project - it's potentially untrustw
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by moondev 4y ago
Let's set up a jira and hold sprint planning
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by moondev 4y ago
The must be annoying for you to easily try out the feature discussed in this post.

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