moondev

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   by moondev 7y ago

   They are still linear switches though. So silent in tactile feel as well
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   by moondev 7y ago

   FYI Cluster API is now at v1alpha3! Quickstart now has 7 target provider examples: https://cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/user/quick-start.html
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   by moondev 7y ago

   If your startup infrastructure scales "to well" then the new attack is not DoS but a CoS - cost of service attack. Trigger a cloud bill so high it bankrupts them!
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   by moondev 7y ago

   According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IINA it's a frontend for MPV? https://mpv.io/ or plenty of other options here https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/wiki/Appli
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   by moondev 7y ago

   I'll give you iterm's tmux mode, seems tilix has an open issue for it but not implemented yet. https://github.com/gnunn1/tilix/issues/480 Everything else listed on iterm's site seem fairly tri
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   by moondev 7y ago

   Good call, can't believe I left that one out!
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   by moondev 7y ago

   Can you share some examples that are unique to iTerm2?
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   by moondev 7y ago

   iTerm2 is is the main thing holding you back? Give tilix a try and you will forget all about iTerm2 https://gnunn1.github.io/tilix-web/ Then you can also enjoy: - running containers natively without a clunky VM - KVM v
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   by moondev 7y ago

   Here's a reason if your production platform is Kubernetes: --- The default pod limit per node 110. This is by design and considered a reasonable upper limit for the kubelet to reliably monitor and manage everything without falling over
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    by moondev 7y ago

    Simply for not having to deal with all the usb-c adaptors and cables. It's also pretty cool being able to turn the pis on or off by cycling the switch port from your network control plane (Unifi in my case) You could even do it dynamic
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    by moondev 7y ago

    Looking at the specs, it seems almost dishonest to promote this for kubernetes. > The nodes interconnected with the onboard 1 Gbps switch. However, each node is limited with 100 Mbps USB speed. Not only that but Compute Module 3+ are lim
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    by moondev 7y ago

    They could open source their container scheduler Tupperware and become the GKE in that space. FTE Facebook Tupperware Engine
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    by moondev 7y ago

    yq r test.json > test.yaml yq r -j test.yaml > test.json
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    by moondev 7y ago

    Highly recommend https://github.com/mikefarah/yq It can do everything with json as well and convert between
15. 675.▲
    by moondev 7y ago

    At that point why not just get an actual laptop - MacBook air for $1k ?
16. 676.▲
    by moondev 7y ago

    I guess it depends on the width you need. Indeed you won't be able to run x16 or x8 but x4 is possible which is enough for full-speed nvme or dual 10GbE
17. 677.▲
    by moondev 7y ago

    Like what? Interested to hear what you deem interesting enough to tinker on.
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    by moondev 7y ago

    Which NUC has 6 cores and 4 thunderbolt ports with integrated 10GbE? I have 3 hades canyon nucs (homelab) and also a fully maxed mini. The great thing about the mini is it's versatility for expansion via TB3, as well as allowing me to
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    by moondev 7y ago

    You can do all that now with the mini, it has 4 thunderbolt ports.
20. 680.▲
    by moondev 7y ago

    It's the best in my book :) KIND + CAPI are truly magical. I appreciate all your hard work on the project, thank you!
21. 681.▲
    by moondev 7y ago

    kind is incredible. It's the best option for local multi-node clusters and very fast. No hypervisor needed, only docker.
22. 682.▲
    by moondev 7y ago

    > With Go I can create a single binary, produce a DEB or RPM and deploy it using Ansible. If I need to update the software I make a change and push it through the CI/CD stack, resulting in another binary, then another DEB/RPM,
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    by moondev 7y ago

    I often see the claim that K3S is much more "lightweight" than upstream K8S. Is this difference really that significant in practice? I just bootstrapped K3S and kubeadm single node clusters to compare. k3s-master Ready master
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    by moondev 7y ago

    I don't understand why people keep saying this? Of course you can save money by building your own. This applies to Dell and others just the same. The value of system76 is they do it for you, with the benefit of Linux support out of the
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    by moondev 7y ago

    Like this? kubectl exec -it deploy/<deployment> sh
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    by moondev 7y ago

    By "ssh to a deployment" do you mean exec into a pod? "kubectl exec -it <podname> sh"
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    by moondev 7y ago

    I just built one last week! Love it so far. Running esxi and virtualizing everything I can think of. The pcie 4.0 nvme speeds are incredible
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    by moondev 7y ago

    Check out the drop alt or Ctrl. They make a non rgb version or u can just turn off the LEDs. It allows you to hot swap switches. Trust me you will want to try out a bunch until you find the perfect option!
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    by moondev 7y ago

    Perhaps you meant desktop operating systems, but as far as hypervisors go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMware_ESXi > The vmkernel is a microkernel[13] with three interfaces: hardware, guest systems, and the service
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    by moondev 7y ago

    Microcenter got this right. They have a dedicated section and register for internet pickups. It's fantastic!