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by mroche 4y ago
There are a few cross-platform desktop clients for Podman: Podman Desktop: - https://podman-desktop.io/ - https://github.com/containers/podman-desktop Podman Desktop Companion: - https://ion
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by mroche 5y ago
This depends on the platform you're using. On Fedora and RHEL 9, the default runtime is crun. On RHEL 7 and RHEL 8, the default is runc. In any case they can be swapped as needed. https://github.com/containers/crun
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by mroche 5y ago
I just popped it open in Firefox Focus and haven't experienced any issues. Been using it for years for one-off browsing and its content blocker integration with Safari.
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by mroche 5y ago
No worries, I make that mistake all the time; I should've considered that possibility.
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I don't see how that's relevant here, unless you interpreted my statement to mean we will be removing Python 2.7 in RHEL 8. That isn't happening, the module will remain in the AppStream repositories but will not receive any s
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by mroche 5y ago
This is a RHEL 8 only feature, RHEL 9 will have a global python3. Whether alternative version are offered as modules or as side-by-side installs like in Fedora, I do not know. https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/search?
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by mroche 5y ago
RHEL and macOS are two very different products with two very different audiences and can hardly be compared like this. That being said, Python 2 will last through the end of RHEL 7's lifespan through June 2024, and that includes the Ap
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by mroche 5y ago
Running LS is both amazing for what it does, and depressing for what you see. As for the VSCode extension, do you have telemetry disabled in Code globally? The Red Hat extensions are supposed to respect that preference for any telemetry the
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by mroche 5y ago
Slight correction: The Developer Subscription for Individuals provides 16 system entitlements to RHEL for use in development and production. https://developers.redhat.com/register https://developers.redhat.com&#x
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by mroche 5y ago
> As for Stream 9 which was release recently, it is indeed the stabilisation socle based on fedora 34 that will eventually become RedHat 9. Once RedHat 9 released, Stream 9 branch will be stabilized and once again be "just ahead&quo
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IPFire: An open source Linux-based firewall(ipfire.org)
1 points by mroche 5y ago|0 comments
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by mroche 5y ago
> Fleet does the same thing as well. Did you get in to the early access group? I'd be curious what your thoughts have been so far if so!
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by mroche 5y ago
Was introduced to the site my freshman year of university ~2016. Our web professor used it as a project for getting everyone more familiar with CSS in the intro web course, and each student had to come up with a different design. I ended up
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CSS Zen Garden: A demonstration of what can be achieved through CSS-based design(csszengarden.com)
173 points by mroche 5y ago|78 comments
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by mroche 5y ago
It sounds like you're asking for a Slack style configuration, e.g. where each workspace (in Slack terminology) needs to be authed into and can use different accounts within one app instance?
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Intel signs up as Corporate Patron for Blender(blender.org)
1 points by mroche 5y ago|0 comments
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by mroche 5y ago
Yeah, I was doing a CS minor in college but had to drop as it was consuming too much of my time from my other discipline in the non-intro courses. Big(O)/time complexity were my usual failings in the intro algorithms course I took. I&#
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by mroche 5y ago
> I do think that "it's good that python is slow because it forces you to optimize" is a weird take, though. My take wasn't that it forces you to, but that non-optimal code paths can be greatly exaggerated in comparis
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by mroche 5y ago
Interesting, I'll have to look at that. Actual algorithms are a big weak point for me, I'm not a developer by day, so I don't spend a lot of time learning code practices or computer science/math topics. This was my solut
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by mroche 5y ago
I did AoC 2021 through Day 7 in Python, before switching to Go (for personal learning, can't remember if times listed below were with "go run" or from running after "go build"). D7 actually in both, to try and solve
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Reflecting on Free Software and Paychecks(flameeyes.blog)
1 points by mroche 5y ago|0 comments
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Pathways for Open Collective’s “Exit to Community” (Part 2)(blog.opencollective.com)
2 points by mroche 5y ago|0 comments
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If true, the only question I have is "why?". Assuming the OSS projects aren't a conflict of interest, there is zero reason to block people in their own free time from working on other projects. Blocking any form of participat
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by mroche 5y ago
CentOS Stream is what will become the next _minor_ version of RHEL, Fedora is used as the foundation for the next _major_ version. At the current point in time, the work for RHEL 9.0 is currently happening in Stream 9, which forked from Fed
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by mroche 5y ago
From what I have read and people I've spoken with, the games industry definitely uses Blender the most out of Games, VFX/Anim, and ArchViz. But the latter two, not so much out of isolated pockets, and usually nothing past the mode
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by mroche 5y ago
80-90% grey background with 10-15% grey foreground (text) is an ideal contrast ratio/color scheme, for me. It doesn't burn my eyes out at night on my panels, in contrast to white-on-black schemes. During the day, though, black-on-
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by mroche 5y ago
Receiving a lot of funding from tech companies is not synonymous with being widely used within the M&E industry (can't speak for other industry verticals). That's on the studios and artists, not funders. Being an industry stan
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Introducing CentOS Stream 9(blog.centos.org)
10 points by mroche 5y ago|3 comments
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> Perhaps that is against the tos and a large company couldn't get away with it like an individual can? A while back they made a change to the terms of the GeForce driver, barring it from deployment in datacenters except for blockch
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KDE: Who Is the Target User?(pointieststick.com)
28 points by mroche 5y ago|3 comments

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