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by nix23 4y ago
IRC?
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by nix23 4y ago
Maybe stop having a duopoly politic, and give people more chances then to choose between pest an cholera would help more then being against "far right" and with that automatically have to vote for democrats, but hey i think both d
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by nix23 4y ago
You can steal some from russian lighthouses....on your own risk.
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by nix23 4y ago
>You're probably doing all the microservices, which should mean that those services are the responsibility of another team. You can't imagine how many time i had to tell customers what micro-services are. Micro-service-architec
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by nix23 4y ago
>Nothing is part of Linux Like ~every other Filesystem? Not sure if you just lack that knowledge.
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by nix23 4y ago
>I'm pretty positive we'll see the return of glorious, massive blimps Na thanks i take the train ;) But for good's i could image that.
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by nix23 4y ago
>So, for open-source, ZoL is the 'mainstream' ZFS. Wrong, there is no ZoL anymore "just" OpenZFS: https://openzfs.org/wiki/Main_Page >>The OpenZFS project brings together developers from th
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by nix23 4y ago
>There's also a long history of people using environmental concerns related to overpopulation as cover for racism or other bigotry, so bringing up world population without qualification can feel, unfairly or not, like a racist dog w
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by nix23 4y ago
>It never belonged to China to begin with. Sure it does, sometimes also called Taiwan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan >>Taiwan, officially the Republic of China (ROC) https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by nix23 4y ago
Shot's fired!! Because that's exactly the one big point no one is willing to discuss.
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by nix23 4y ago
>btrfs Haha, have fun with that Clown College of a Filesystem. ZFS is not part of Linux.
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by nix23 4y ago
>It's a dead-end design That's like saing journale'd filesystem are dead-end design, you don't make any sense. No sure if you don't know it, but Netflix uses UFS2 and FreeBSD as storage on their CDN[1], on the ot
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by nix23 4y ago
ZFS is not part of Linux.
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by nix23 4y ago
There is also one in Alexandria (Egypt). But yes i think there should be something like this: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/INTERNETARCHIVE.BAK
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by nix23 4y ago
>The Linux kernel was the most important open-source project in history That i think is unfair, it's the most prominent, but i would argue that GNU especially GCC was more important. However the way Linus split the work and with tha
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by nix23 4y ago
True but Linux and Mac is also one generation behind, but in a much more important field...filesystems ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
>ASLR enabled by default True but since 13.1 you can enable it in the installation-tui (in the hardening dialog)
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by nix23 4y ago
Yeah and is more work then the OS itself... But hey having a browser and ext2 should be good enough ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
cockroachlabs..... ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
Ok look, i have that TV that run's Linux, they even send me a "CD" with all the source-code of linux/gnu of it, BUT there is that highly proprietary module loaded into the kernel, firmware and so on, so patching my TV is
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by nix23 4y ago
>it's their long term goal Why do you know that? >everyone needs more money But canonical need's more employees first...but please good ones ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
Have you seen? There is Leap Micro now (the not rolling release, based on SLE 15 sp4), if you need something more predictable/long-term.
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by nix23 4y ago
You can make a boot-enviroment-snapshot for active/backup. If anything goes wrong you boot backup, then again snapshot and repeat. That way you don't need anything more then apt/pkg etc.
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by nix23 4y ago
Yes, "Leap Micro", "MicroOS" and "SLE Micro"
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by nix23 4y ago
>MIT/permissive licenses are for developer freedom, but xGPL and other strong copyleft licenses are for users' freedom. That's a bit to simple, being a user of FreeBSD i just want opensource, i would never use a FreeBSD-fo
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by nix23 4y ago
>Nobody starts paying $20k upfront to use AWS IoT. You have not written anything about upfront or IoT. AWS IoT? Is that even a thing? (pun intended)
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by nix23 4y ago
Na snapd need's just about 220, so perfect for a 1G raspi, if it's the only thing you want to run on.
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by nix23 4y ago
>Nobody is going to shell out $15k-20k to build a solution. Well that's not true, if the solution is a success 20k is not much....problem is it rarely is with canonical.
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by nix23 4y ago
I completely sprinting away with anything canonical. SUSE/openSUSE/Micro RHEL/Fedora/CoreOS nothing else...no more canonical, too many disappointments and trickery into pay massive at the end of the day.
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by nix23 4y ago
+1 for Hetzner VPS - the V https://www.hetzner.com/sb

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