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by moondev 4y ago
Wow! Based on the title I was prepared to lump this in with the "kill pods via doom" category but this is so much more and honestly inspiring to build on more fun ideas. Congrats on shipping and the content quality of the intro at
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by moondev 4y ago
You can't game the cncf k8s certs. It's also an interesting indicator to see what date it was awarded. As in yesterday or 3 years ago.
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by moondev 4y ago
Because this all happens on the front end and the backend accepts the requests - I'm curious if this is exempt from the legal definition of "hacking" aka "accessing a remote system with Ill intent" or however it&#x
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by moondev 4y ago
Will this support Android apps from Google play? If so, could this ChromeOS build be installed on a normal framework? Reason I ask is that ChromeOS flex doesn't support Android apps.
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by moondev 4y ago
I guess there are arguments for both sides, but to me DevOps is specialized. "Full Stack" is more general development.
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by moondev 4y ago
Plenty of options here. I have a few and have no complaints. https://www.gl-inet.com/products/
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by moondev 4y ago
It's also not even accurate. You can absolutely run a single node cluster with kubeadm - aka upstream Kubernetes
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by moondev 4y ago
DVD? zipdisk over firewire has all my sony mavica 640x480s.
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by moondev 4y ago
Way faster FireWire and DVDR speed too
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by moondev 4y ago
Pretty incredible that this will work with existing 40Gbps cables. Does this indicate that you can potentially hook up a PCIE 4.0 x4 or PCI 3.0 x8 enclosure over USB4v2?
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by moondev 4y ago
thunderbolt to pcie enclosure with a connectx 25GbE card
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by moondev 4y ago
I remember my 2007 bmw 335i had that, but my current car, 2008 audi a5 does not hold when clutch in on a hill. Do most manual transmission cars now do this?
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by moondev 4y ago
Can you run a PCIE enclosure over thunderbolt on asahi Linux yet? Could this enable GPUs that already work on aarch64 Linux?
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by moondev 4y ago
Great work by Phoronix as well posting the initial results, as well as creating the open-source test suite so anyone can run it on their own hardware any time they would like.
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by moondev 4y ago
> Also comparing both on linux when one is having active work done to port linux to it also makes the entire comparison dubious at best, just like most of phoronix's articles. Perhaps we could use these numbers to measure progress o
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by moondev 4y ago
I've seen this on Linux too, specifically with this VPN application https://github.com/yuezk/GlobalProtect-openconnect Closing it via the "x" will minimize to tray and hide (which is the behavior I want,
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by moondev 4y ago
I find this gtk application theme and shell theme to go even further than elementary. The developer releases all sorts of themes with insane quality. You can even tweak them to suit your preference such as sidebar width and compact header s
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by moondev 4y ago
Interesting, so this indicates digitalocean doesn't operate their own datacenters, but is a tenant in each location. Perhaps this is common knowledge, but I assume AWS, GCP and Azure actually operate their own? What other cloud provide
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by moondev 4y ago
Awesome post. It's very cool to see how Crossplane is pushing the boundaries of CRDs, as well as sharing their insights with the community and upstream. From the post it seems like interacting with Crossplane Managed Resources is done
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by moondev 4y ago
curl validates the TLS certificate by default, it will fail in your scenario unless you pass -k. dev TLD requires https on all connections
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by moondev 4y ago
> Most easily because I can inject, "cat ~/.ssh/*_rsa | curl ..." If you can inject that breaking TLS which secures everything on the internet, why can't you inject your own checksum on the "download page&qu
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by moondev 4y ago
https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/docs/user/rootless/
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by moondev 4y ago
kustomize supports using a helm chart as a resource https://kubectl.docs.kubernetes.io/references/kustomize/kust...
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by moondev 4y ago
Can you actually spin up local "ec2" vms with localstack? If so does it go as far as launching a KVM instance?
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by moondev 4y ago
Thanks for sharing, it all seems terrifying but still very interesting to explore. I was curious how the Windows nodes would even join - turns out they support cloud-init just like Linux machines. https://cloudbase.it/cloudb
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by moondev 4y ago
Even if Windows containers are not as portable, the ability to manage them from the same Kubernetes controlplane that manages Linux containers seems pretty powerful. It also enables you to do it outside of Azure/Service Fabric on other
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by moondev 4y ago
Or just run it directly from your script on any platform/arch that has go - no need for root to install an outdated distro specific package go run github.com/charmbracelet/gum@latest
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by moondev 4y ago
I'm blown away by everything about this. The idea, execution, readme, packaging... everything. This feels like the slick lightweight zenity or yad for the terminal that I have always wanted - but actually better than I imagined. Can&
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by moondev 4y ago
The benefit of Kubernetes for most these days is the standardized api, not the ability to "webscale" although it certainly can. Google itself doesn't use k8s internally anyway - it uses borg. The CNCF oversees the Kubernetes
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by moondev 4y ago
I don't think podman is designed or supported as a CRI. It's for local development. You can create local "pods" without an API server, but not running containers on a real Kubernetes node. That would be containerd, crio,

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