moondev

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   by moondev 4y ago

   How is a self-managed raspberry pi in your basement in any way better than using a t2.nano on the free tier?
2. 482.▲
   by moondev 4y ago

   $5k today if you bought stock instead
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   by moondev 4y ago

   Understood, I actually have a m.2 to PCIe adaptor on hand now that I use with success with my honeycomb lx2. I'll test a nic for you with the framework m.2 port.
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   by moondev 4y ago

   This inspired me to start tinkering on my framework laptop. Is there an integrated power switch onboard somewhere? I couldn't find one so I still needed to use the fingerprint reader connected to the input cover.
5. 485.▲
   by moondev 4y ago

   It's a laptop mainboard, there is no PCIe slot. Or do you mean nvme -> PCIe adaptor? Another option is to put the nic inside a tb3 pcie enclosure and connect that. There are 4 thunderbolt ports.
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   by moondev 4y ago

   Does the mainboard require the keyboard and screen modules to function? Or could one fully use it "standalone" providing they supply their own usb-c power, memory, storage + external keyboard+monitor? edit - looks like it can. t
7. 487.▲
   by moondev 4y ago

   I appreciate your summary. I wonder if something like metacontroller aligns with this problem space. https://metacontroller.github.io/metacontroller/intro.html
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   by moondev 5y ago

   The post mentions they are moving off nomad, interested to learn why and what is the replacement.
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   by moondev 5y ago

   After going through the contents of https://get.coollabs.io/coolify/install.sh it seems to want to overwrite my docker daemon.json, then sets up a UUID for telemetry. I decided to just manually run the docker container
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    by moondev 5y ago

    re-using an insecure key is just as easy https://github.com/mikalv/anything2ed25519
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    by moondev 5y ago

    All this info is available in the "getting started" section. For GPU support, get a NUC7 (Kaby Lake) or NUC8 (Coffee Lake), or a higher generation. Building the NUC target now as I have a supported model on hand. Excited
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    by moondev 5y ago

    These days it feels like the real value of kubernetes is not the ability to "planet scale" but actually the control-plane API. With tools like kind, it actually is really easy to get going locally, no cloud needed. I see no reason
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    Rolling Rhino: Ubuntu is getting a rolling release(neowin.net)

    18 points by moondev 5y ago|6 comments
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    by moondev 5y ago

    Surface pro x?
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    by moondev 5y ago

    > Not affiliated with Vanced team. I wonder if the original "vanced" can now file a dispute over this project's name?
16. 496.▲
    by moondev 5y ago

    What is a "ssd port" ?
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    by moondev 5y ago

    you can now directly "go run" any import path go run github.com/mikefarah/yq/v3@3.4.1 It also works fine in shebang that expects input of script filepath at $1. For example "test.yaml" #!/u
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    by moondev 5y ago

    pretty cool. instead of putting the eval() inside the script a shebang also works. #!/usr/bin/env -S bash -c 'argc -e ${0} "${@}"' Would be cleaner if there was mode handling this. #!/usr/bin&#x2
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    by moondev 5y ago

    "go run" has almost replaced homebrew for me. Some advantages: * Works on every system with golang 1.17.x installed * Supports "latest" and explicit version "pinning" * Awesome for scripting, no install step ne
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    by moondev 5y ago

    FYI I just tried to sign up and received a non specific api error via UI modal. Will try again later the product looks very interesting.
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    by moondev 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing, link below for easy clicking https://github.com/madnuttah/unbound-docker
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    by moondev 5y ago

    VirtualBox is x86-64 only, I doubt they will invest time in updating anything for macos considering apple's decision to move everything and everyone to arm
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    by moondev 5y ago

    Doesn't bridged networking on macOS require some kind of system "entitlement"? So in theory a "userspace" vm would suffer from host-only networking which replaces one problem with another. I think we are getting clo
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    by moondev 5y ago

    you can also run static k8s pods with docker by just running the k8s kubelet which will watch /etc/kubernetes/manifests
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    by moondev 5y ago

    If you bootstrap/manage your cluster with cluster-api, the cluster provisioning process itself can be cloud agnostic too https://cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/user/quick-start.html#initia...
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    by moondev 5y ago

    Spinnaker supports multiple cloud providers and is self hosted. Vm machine images are built with packer https://spinnaker.io/docs/setup/install/providers/
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    by moondev 5y ago

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME_Web (WebKit)
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    by moondev 5y ago

    You can launch kind clusters with some nodeports binded to your workstation, they are just docker containers after all. My favorite way is to use metallb - simply deploy it with the same subnet cidr of your docker kind network and your load
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    by moondev 5y ago

    One option is to just Ansible to pre-bake the machine image with packer and cloud-init for "last mile" deployment. For VMware govc is an awesome cli to handle the machine launch. For testing locally with kvm machines the multipass
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    by moondev 5y ago

    How does this compare to tekton, I'm currently exploring projects in this "k8s native pipeline" space