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by moondev 4y ago
https://www.reviewgeek.com/118706/logitech-mx-mechanical-min... they look like https://kono.store/products/kailh-choc-mx-switches with standard cherry stems so you can use any keycaps https:&#x2F
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by moondev 4y ago
I think the issue is improvements to Chrome since the article was published. Regardless the takeaway that "M1, and very likely the fastest Linux machine you can get right now for single threaded work." is conjecture. If someone ca
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by moondev 4y ago
> Linux, in hardware virtualization on the M1, is fast. Like, vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly fast. Absolutely useful for anything that “needs Linux” on a M1, and very likely the fastest Linux machine you can get right now for single thr
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by moondev 4y ago
> Obviously there is nothing wrong with this, but it makes sourcing split mechanical keyboards hard and expensive. Wouldn't increased demand (regardless of purchase motive) increase supply and decrease the price?
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by moondev 4y ago
With gmk you can set the esc key to tlde, and then a "short long press" to esc on the same key
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by moondev 4y ago
The other way to look at it with regards to the framework is to just not worry about it. Replacing the battery is trivial and only $60 https://frame.work/products/battery Once the ecosystem picks up speed and there are
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by moondev 4y ago
This is an abstraction over the terminal interface. We can use either way. It even provides a slick html5 terminal so you can use it directly from cockpit without exposing sshd.
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by moondev 4y ago
Can you login from a "headless" terminal or is a browser required during the workflow?
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by moondev 4y ago
Uber did it in Austin
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by moondev 4y ago
> I think having 8/16 is a bit of an overkill for an OS this restricted. Restricted? It's capable of running: * android apps directly from google play * multiple linux containers (lxc) * gpu accelerated linux gui apps (wyaland&
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by moondev 4y ago
Nope, it's IPS: "Nano IPS Oxide TFT LCD"
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by moondev 4y ago
I don't think it applies in the playoffs. Last night in the Hurricanes Bruins game, canes goalie left game early in the first period. The backup entered the game, and during the intermission they showed another canes goalie that had go
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by moondev 4y ago
> From what I can find, right now there are only four (yes, four!) 4k 120+ Hz displays on the market My eve spectrum does 4k @ 144hz.
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by moondev 4y ago
What keyboard? I've been using a low profile keychron with mt3 caps recently. Great feel with very short travel. Everything else feels so sloppy now.
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by moondev 4y ago
Is there a collection of "whimsical" projects like this? The terraform provider for ordering dominos pizza also comes to mind.
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by moondev 4y ago
Block storage? When you create your persistent volume claim, you can specify an accessMode. "readWriteOnce" will target block storage of the storageClass, "readWriteMany" will use file. You can also choose something spec
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by moondev 4y ago
Why is it a bold assertion? Looks like the Oracle folks just need to submit a PR to the CAPI docs to include a link to their provider which is available now. https://github.com/oracle/cluster-api-provider-oci
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by moondev 4y ago
Storage is already abstracted via Kubernetes with persistent volume claims and CSI (container storage interface) You can specify the default storage class to use the provider's CSI driver. The PVC is then specified and consumed the sam
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by moondev 4y ago
Kubernetes + Cluster API. This unlocks the ability to use one or multiple providers: https://cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/reference/providers.html * Alibaba Cloud * AWS * Azure * Azure Stack HCI * Baidu Cloud * BYOH * Metal
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by moondev 4y ago
In roulette they post the last 20 or so results, the reason they do it is because the marble is not self aware of previous results, each marble roll is an independent event. I'm unsure if slots are like this, I guess it would depend on
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by moondev 4y ago
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/porting/apps-on...
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by moondev 4y ago
I believe the transfer will simply be bottlenecked, like running a raspberry pi from an sd card. To fully utilize the connection you can use storage backed by memory. For example ESXi allows you to back a vm by a "virtual pmem" di
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by moondev 4y ago
An alternative to the Thunderlink is a TB3 -> PCIe expansion box. Then you can use whatever card you like without need for additional software.
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by moondev 4y ago
vSphere (ESXi + vCenter) is much more enjoyable to use than proxmox in my experience. Compare the UI below but you really notice it when using it. https://i0.wp.com/williamlam.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/
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by moondev 4y ago
I went the "prosumer" route too. Threadripper maxed with 256G memory. It runs esxi that auto boots my "workstation" vm on startup. This vm has my GPU, nvme, and usb passthru. This way I can boot my workstation "on m
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by moondev 4y ago
It looks like void only provides arm roots images, not efi installer images https://voidlinux.org/download/ I have the same problem when installing arm64 distos with esxi arm edition. FYI have had success with Ubuntu,
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by moondev 4y ago
Probably since those terminals are not cross platform and seems like the guide is written in that context. Alacritty is but not the most user friendly for beginners.
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by moondev 4y ago
If I use the Raspberry Pi browser to deploy via the AWS console does that count?
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by moondev 4y ago
You don't need to manually manage EBS. Shutdown instance, change instance type, boot. I guess you could buy raspberry pi with more memory (but not more cores) and swap the sd card, but beyond that you are stuck. aarch64 rootfs will no
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by moondev 4y ago
Right, so if and when you determine you actually need more compute, it's trivial to bump the instance type. Not so much in the basement, seems pretty pointless.

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