moondev

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   by moondev 5y ago

   How is that better? You don't even need to install it, just run curl -L https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch/raw/7.1.0/neofetch | bash
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   by moondev 5y ago

   If you are focused on arm infrastructure for linux, you can do a lot better than a Mac mini m1, they are limited to 16GB of RAM and booting Linux is experimental at best. Check out something like the solidrun honeycomb lx2 which can take 2
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   by moondev 5y ago

   Thanks for sharing, this must be a really fun conversation piece
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   by moondev 5y ago

   I run the same setup but with esxi as the host OS. It's quite a bit easier to setup since esxi already runs headless by design, as well as easy PCI passthrough configuration via the host client html5 UI
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   by moondev 5y ago

   This brings me nostalgia about 2advanced.net, there was some truly creative work in that era!
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   by moondev 5y ago

   Highly available kubeadm clusters are designed to be upgraded in place. The Kubernetes api-server is also designed to function with a minor version skew (for example v1.19.x and v1.20.x) that would happen during an in-place upgrade. Cluste
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   by moondev 5y ago

   I'm most excited about "go run" supporting import paths in 1.17, similar to how npx works for node
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   by moondev 5y ago

   That hasn't happened on Android, which allows side-loading. What makes you think it would be any different on iOS?
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   by moondev 5y ago

   Zenity or yad
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    by moondev 5y ago

    I wonder if this + dependencies could be bundled into a golang binary with the new embed feature, then python could exec the bin or vice versa. I guess zenity would be better for that
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    by moondev 5y ago

    Provision them with cloud-init in both places
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    by moondev 5y ago

    https://github.com/ndmckinley/terraform-provider-dominos
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    by moondev 5y ago

    It looks like vcluster is referring to K8S namespaces which have existed forever, not Linux namespaces which it seems you are referring to
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    by moondev 5y ago

    You can also achieve the above very easily with kubeadm which is the upstream kubernetes bootstrapper. All it takes: kubeadm init
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    by moondev 5y ago

    As others mentioned, just use kind to create a real cluster on demand whenever you need one one. kind create cluster 30 seconds later you will have a fresh cluster to do whatever you want. kind can even do multi-node HA clusters complete wi
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    by moondev 5y ago

    Which chromebook do you have? I was recently tinkering with my pixelbook on the dev channel, I believe you can launch kvm vms from the chromeos 'linux subsystem' it's kind of like WSL2 in reverse but with KVM vs hyper-v. Wond
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    by moondev 5y ago

    You made my day! So excited to try this
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    by moondev 6y ago

    I'm not that familiar with codecov but it seems to me way worse then that. The "bash uploader" that was compromised is designed to curl and run a script on codecov's server. This script was compromised to in turn silentl
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    by moondev 6y ago

    Awesome post Jeff - very interesting and informative as always. Appreciate your continued "guinea pig" role testing all these hardware combinations and sharing your results with the community. Cheers!
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    by moondev 6y ago

    This is fantastic, thanks for the recommendation. Great example of lightweight implementation and really supercharges the usefulness of gists.
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    by moondev 6y ago

    I'm working on a project that allows you to put a special "yaml shebang" at the top of any kubernetes manifest. The shebang is actually valid yaml since it's interpreted as a comment. This allows you to combine the decla
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    by moondev 6y ago

    I'm curious what you mean here, since CAPI allows you to manage and scale clusters like any other Kubernetes object. You can literally "kubectl scale --replicas" a cluster control-plane and worker nodes.
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    by moondev 6y ago

    Homebrew / linuxbrew ?
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    by moondev 6y ago

    You are right about exfat, what about NTFS? I suppose that's the issue though with macos diskutility no supporting NTFS out of the box. Honestly the other suggestion to use ventoy is probably the best option. Such a great utility
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    by moondev 6y ago

    I found your project yesterday and was blown away by not only the quality but how easy you made it to get going. It motivated me to sponsor you for the insider features and has exceeded all expectations! I never thought I would have so much
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    by moondev 6y ago

    Double click iso to mount it, format usb as fat32 or exfat, copy and paste contents of mounted iso to usb drive This has always worked for me to boot UEFI installers
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    by moondev 6y ago

    Packer + cloud-init seems like a better alternative than docker
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    by moondev 6y ago

    Same situation for me, I ended up adjusting the image urls from the page to get a better look: https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/PurpleSource124/v4/... https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com&#x2F
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    by moondev 6y ago

    Do you run two gpus? Or can you handoff to the VM when it boots and back when you shut down? Mind sharing your libvirt xml or qemu script? I've been meaning to give this a try!
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    Apple M1 technical details – Virtualization: None(cpu-monkey.com)

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