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by mroche 3y ago
For future reference, here is a fragment anchor for the topic: https://kagi.com/changelog#:~:text=Oct%2010%2C%202023
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by mroche 3y ago
Do you find GitLab and its Runners to be heavy at all in your home lab? I'm curious if anyone's been using Gitea/Forgejo with Actions or Woodpecker (Drone).
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Arizona to end deal allowing Saudi farms to suck Arizona's groundwater dry(12news.com)
4 points by mroche 3y ago|0 comments
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by mroche 3y ago
Looks like anchors get stripped from URLs... kinda needed those since the changelog doesn't have any to-date. https://kagi.com/changelog#:~:text=Sep%2028%2C%202023 For FF users: it's the currently latest topic, ho
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Kagi – Assistant beta and enchanced accessibility(kagi.com)
2 points by mroche 3y ago|1 comments
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by mroche 3y ago
It's also worth noting from the linked docs that crun was added as an option in OpenShift. runc is still the default container runtime, and which runtime to use is customizable on a per-MachineConfigPool basis[0]. Cluster admins
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by mroche 3y ago
At $10 to essentially have a month-long evaluation of an unhindered product... that is a steal. Time to see how Kagi performs for me! I didn't give it a try in the past because I end up doing a lot of searching during the day and Go
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by mroche 3y ago
In my relatively limited experience with PyCharm and GoLand (with a hint of CLion/IDEA), the individual IDE's make working with a language much simpler and straightforward. Using the language plugins within another IDE adds a few
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by mroche 3y ago
Is the issue running bash shell scripts or copy-pasting one liners? If the latter, you can always use the command flag for bash to execute one liners within its own context. bash -c "grep word file.txt | sort -u | tail" S
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SUSE to go private(suse.com)
289 points by mroche 3y ago|234 comments
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by mroche 3y ago
https://archive.is/bXMxJ
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Hollywood’s Barbenheimer Fumble(theatlantic.com)
3 points by mroche 3y ago|3 comments
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by mroche 3y ago
That was one of my favorite series growing up; I always thought it would make for a great series on the small screen.
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by mroche 3y ago
* Provide ABI compatibility with RHEL which CentOS Stream may not provide.* CentOS Stream by definition is ABI compatible with RHEL, and is required to be as such.
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by mroche 3y ago
Regarding the "freeloaders" comment, Mike McGrath made a follow-up post on LinkedIn that includes the following: > Finally, I wanted to say something about the term "freeloaders" I've seen many use it. This is
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The future of AlmaLinux(almalinux.org)
150 points by mroche 3y ago|156 comments
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by mroche 3y ago
Technically , CentOS Stream is versioned. The difference being it is versioned at the major release, hence CentOS Stream 8, 9, and 10. It is true there are no minor releases of CentOS Stream, but that's due to how it fits in the ove
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A Candid Conversation with Red Hat’s Gunnar Hellekson about CentOS Stream(futurumgroup.com)
2 points by mroche 3y ago|0 comments
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A look at the Red Hat Enterprise Agreement “loophole” for rebuild distributions(fosstodon.org)
7 points by mroche 3y ago|1 comments
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AlmaLinux – Our Value Is Our Values(almalinux.org)
178 points by mroche 3y ago|112 comments
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by mroche 3y ago
The use of UBI to gather sources is maddening to me. It actively inhibits opportunities we have to get the UBI package set expanded, something I'm working on for my industry. Their use of UBI for this purpose is getting in the way of e
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A response to the git.centos.org changes(redhat.com)
184 points by mroche 3y ago|175 comments
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by mroche 3y ago
The only aspect I would be iffy on (mainly because I've never looked) are the things you get just for being a Red Hat subscription holder. These are the Red Hat hosted services, like the Customer Portal and Hybrid Cloud Console (Insigh
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by mroche 3y ago
Yep, and the subscription provides so much more than RHEL... it gives a lot . A small sampling of product entitlements: * RHEL * RHEL EUS (stick on a minor version for 2 years) * Ansible Automation Platform * A slew of Red Hat middleware s
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Red Hat raises entitlement limit for free Dev Sub for Individuals from 16 to 240(fosstodon.org)
30 points by mroche 3y ago|20 comments
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by mroche 3y ago
Some clarification is needed here. git.centos.org (g.c.o) has been the historical canonical local for RHEL sources that have been exported out of Red Hat. On any given package you would see several branches, one for each major release and o
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by mroche 3y ago
It does not. As the other comment in this thread notes there are two agreements in play here: the open source license agreements and Red Hat's Enterprise Agreement. Under no circumstances can Red Hat prevent an entity from sharing thei
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by mroche 3y ago
> In the past, customers have been able to redistribute the RHEL repos freely. I assume that will remain the case as long as CentOS Stream is open source. There's a duality here. Yes, by the nature of the distribution, GPL, and li
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by mroche 3y ago
> says "no hardware RAID", which was the original context of the claims about RAID versus no RAID. That's fair, but also the reason why I specified hardware and software RAID in my prior comment. Though at this point I t
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by mroche 3y ago
> 1. People compile released kernels found on kernel.org. I do. 2. Multiple distros release kernel.org kernel releases quite fast including Arch and Gentoo. There's also a Ubuntu PPA with the mainline kernel many people, who I perso

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