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by onedr0p 5y ago
Short answer: no There's a lot of blogs that go over this in detail for our usecase at home. Your can do it but you will not see much improvements if any at all.
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by onedr0p 5y ago
They haven't had a release in over a year. https://github.com/vernemq/docker-vernemq/issues/238
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by onedr0p 5y ago
> >Linux binaries need to be recompiled on BSD > Ehhm NO: > https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/linuxemu/ Keyword in that link is most binaries. I don't want to worry about if b
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by onedr0p 5y ago
Compatibility. Linux binaries need to be recompiled on BSD. BSD and Docker or Podman is probably not a thing. Working with containers and Kubernetes means I need to compile about 100 Go projects. Uhh.. just no. I have better things to do w
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by onedr0p 5y ago
It's ok, but would be great if they paid attention to their helm chart.
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by onedr0p 5y ago
Mismanagement.
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by onedr0p 5y ago
I don't know what this is, and I don't care but you could have just said no.
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by onedr0p 5y ago
What did you need to do to the Docker image to make it run in k8s? I'm using the stock image on k8s just fine.
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by onedr0p 5y ago
Kuberenetes!
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by onedr0p 5y ago
opps and Google.
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by onedr0p 5y ago
The circle jerk of companies buying other companies never ends. Soon we will be left with only Facebook, Amazon, Disney, Microsoft and Apple.
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by onedr0p 5y ago
Isn't Bitwarden electron on all desktop platforms?
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by onedr0p 6y ago
I bought the 5 year sub and completely agree on the desktop app clunkiness, it's been so many years but there's still no right click menus. I use it once in awhile and still find myself trying to right click > archive or right
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by onedr0p 6y ago
Ignore this, not sure what your issue with those apps are
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by onedr0p 6y ago
You could put gitea in a container and limit it's resources, what benefits does a bare metal install give you?
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by onedr0p 6y ago
I think that was his point.
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by onedr0p 6y ago
It's like people only see one side of home automation: "everything is connected to the internet" Please do some reading or at least inform yourself this is not the case. 99% of all "smart" devices in my home are con
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by onedr0p 6y ago
I have a lot of "smart" devices and they aren't connected to the internet. Home assistant and Zigbee2mqtt is amazing and it's all local. The only internet "smart" devices I have are a ecobee thermostat and a wa
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by onedr0p 6y ago
I've been bingeing Computer Chronicles on YouTube, as someone who was born in the late 80s and started really getting involved with computers in the early 2000s it fascinates me.
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Show HN: My Home Kubernetes Cluster Managed by Flux2 and Renovatebot(github.com)
11 points by onedr0p 6y ago|1 comments
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by onedr0p 6y ago
> Google bought them and shut them down. This is the way.
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by onedr0p 6y ago
Of course Google killed it, meebo was great and way ahead of it's time back then.
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by onedr0p 6y ago
You don't have to even ask, it's Apple, they aren't going to let you replace jack shit in any of their devices easily.
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by onedr0p 6y ago
Apple is hardly the first laptop manufacturer that built a arm based laptop. Microsoft did it before them with the Surface back in 2012. However it's not going to be as popular as Apple's laptop. https://en.m.wikipedia.
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by onedr0p 6y ago
I have... JuiceSSH is ssh wrapper, riddled with bugs, isn’t free and it’s abandoned. Termux is honestly the best ssh client because it’s so much more. The only place it falls short is syncing between devices.
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by onedr0p 6y ago
It took 2-3 minutes to generate a SSH key... I would consider that slow. I still use it almost every day though, I was able to get kubectl to work!
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by onedr0p 6y ago
SSH works, see their wiki[1] for installing apk. After that run apk add openssh. 1. https://github.com/ish-app/ish/wiki/Installing-apk
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by onedr0p 6y ago
If there is a ARM64 binary, it will most likely run in Termux. I use it with helm, kubectl, rclone, ssh just to name a few. ssh is the most used for me because I don't want to use Termius (paid) or some other SSH wrapper app. Termux is
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by onedr0p 6y ago
This. Termux is a great AIO app for a lot of apps available on the Play Store. I use it for running kubectl, ssh, scp, rclone, rsync, etc.. if there is a ARM binary it will most likely run in Termux.
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by onedr0p 6y ago
If I were to translate my current cpu, ram and disk usage to the cloud it would well be over $5 or $10 a month. Probably more like $500

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