moondev

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   by moondev 4y ago

   I'm exactly the same. I even force myself every few months to give KDE an honest shot, but i'm so comfortable with gnome+gtk with dashtopanel+popshell anything else is jarring and borderline uncomfortable. I always come back.
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   by moondev 4y ago

   laptop runs linux (chromeos) runs a linux vm via kvm (crosvm) running one or many LXD linux containers of user's choice (ubuntu, arch, debian) You can even run docker/containerd inside the LXD container. Now the question is has an
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   by moondev 4y ago

   For reference launching a single u-12tb1.112xlarge and leaving it up for a month would be around 80k
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   by moondev 4y ago

   Is it fair to say this would allow you to clone apartment fobs, like the service this site provides https://clonemykey.com/
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   by moondev 4y ago

   This is seriously incredible. Coolest thing I have seen in a very long time. Curious how long it takes to render one of the short example clips shown.
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   by moondev 4y ago

   I assume it means they are paged via escalation if the primary fails to ack which should be rare, not paged every incident.
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   by moondev 4y ago

   netcat doing all the work while bash gets all the glory
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   by moondev 4y ago

   > Harvester is based on Linux and uses the Kubernetes Kubevirt virtualization stack as opposed to KVM or Xen, and the storage system is built on top of the Longhorn block-storage framework. Kubevirt uses KVM. So really this list only lis
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   by moondev 4y ago

   run vim via https://github.com/tsl0922/ttyd
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    by moondev 4y ago

    kubectl explain
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    by moondev 4y ago

    Switch to Linux. If the capability and stability of your development workstation and tools are important to you, there is no better option than a platform controlled and continuously innovated by the community itself.
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    by moondev 4y ago

    Docker desktop for macOS requires a linux vm on the macOS host, so nested virtualization is required if you want to use docker desktop inside the macOS guest. Other Tools like multipass kind and minikube on the guest will not work
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    by moondev 4y ago

    Is virtualizing aarch64 macos via qemu on aarch64 Linux within the realm of possibility? I know it can be done for x86-64, but would be pretty cool if an aarch64 kvm hackintosh would be possible. I have an Nvidia Jetson AGX and honeycomb lx
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    by moondev 4y ago

    If Chrome OS Flex supported running android apps and google play like upstream it would be a game changer.
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    by moondev 4y ago

    The amount and variety of machine images shipped is honestly impressive: https://github.com/siderolabs/talos/releases/tag/v1.0.6 First time I have seen a project publish vmware-arm64.ova for ESXi arm edi
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    by moondev 4y ago

    Looks like it's possible to provide a custom theme, curious if there are more examples of this go run github.com/fynelabs/notes@latest
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    by moondev 4y ago

    juice is not worth the squeeze
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    by moondev 4y ago

    process substitution? fish: Invalid redirection target: yq3 r <(kubectl get nodes -o yaml)
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    by moondev 4y ago

    Probably referring to the NixOS packaging issue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27505277
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    by moondev 4y ago

    This is why I like that you can "go run" golang programs without installing them. Anywhere golang is installed it will automatically build cache and run the binary for whatever platform you are on. For example go run sigs.k8s
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    by moondev 4y ago

    I gave my mom a primer on Kubernetes and she loves casually dropping buzzwords when she meets another "tech person' :)
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    by moondev 4y ago

    * 64GB of 2666MHz DDR4 in 2019: $280 * 64GB of 3200Mhz DDR4 in 2022: $240 memory has been getting faster and cheaper, and it really wasn't that expensive to begin with.
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    by moondev 4y ago

    In October 2019 I bought two 32GB 2666MHz DDR4 SODIMMs for my laptop for $140 each. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07N124XDS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... You can now get a single 32GB DDR4 3200MHz SODIMM for under
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    by moondev 4y ago

    FWIW: https://store.avantek.co.uk/arm-servers.html
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    by moondev 4y ago

    The simple solution is to have tf launch an EKS cluster with route 53 external-dns, then the ingresses can be defined as k8s resources which tf also manages :D
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    by moondev 4y ago

    another prefix for terraform workspace name, similar to how netflix uses the name field for metadata https://gist.github.com/johnrengelman/12e8d975344c7945ab1127...
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    by moondev 4y ago

    Assuming every resource has a name field, auto prefix it with "tf-" If the resource is prefixed with "tf-" but missing in the terraform config, delete it.
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    by moondev 4y ago

    https://github.com/nat-henderson/terraform-provider-dominos terraform is more than just cloud providers https://registry.terraform.io/browse/providers
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    by moondev 4y ago

    What about the opposite which is how kubectl works. "terraform delete" only deletes what is in your config. "terraform apply" only creates and/or updates what is in your config. If you remove a resource from your co
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    by moondev 4y ago

    Visual studio and visual studio code are two separate products