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pikdum
3y ago
This is one of my favorite features. Wasn't able to figure out how to set up my somewhat complicated guest + iot wifi vlan setup through the web interface, but it was pretty straightforward through the config files. And now I have it b
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3y ago
Nice, I like that there isn't a plugin or anything else needed. Will be useful as a reference when building some components later.
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3y ago
Probably not from my personal use, no. But for company use, I'd rather pay for something I'm happy with using personally or have had good experiences with in the past, rather than rolling the dice on something unknown.
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3y ago
If a company gets rid of my free forever plan with them, there is a 0% chance that they're getting any money or positive word of mouth from me in the future. It's incredibly scummy behavior. If you're not willing to actually
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4y ago
My company has given up on the teams tab and only uses private group chats, due to the terrible UX. We have ~15 persistent group chats for a company of ~20. Not good for keeping everybody in the loop, since somebody is almost always left ou
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pikdum
4y ago
Nothing wrong with kubeadm, but k3s should be a bit more lightweight.
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4y ago
I go with k8s even on a single server nowadays, it just makes everything so much more convenient. https://k3s.io/ makes it really easy to set up, too.
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4y ago
PostGraphile works really well for us. We had a lot of issues when we were previously trying to wire things together ourselves, though.
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4y ago
PostGraphile is also a really neat tool, using GraphQL instead of REST.
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4y ago
> How difficult is to make a `yarn && yarn build`? Not difficult, but not necessary either. I could also figure out how to build the XCP-ng ISO myself, but I think everybody uses the builds you provide instead. > Again, most
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4y ago
Yeah, but feels like there's a conflict of interest. Xen Orchestra is made more difficult to deploy than it needs to be, since it'd reduce sales of XOA if it was easy. It's also not obvious on https://xen-orchestra
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4y ago
Seems like a neat project, but I was turned off by how they handle Xen Orchestra. Feels weird to have an open source project, but then try and push a separate proprietary product to install it that also gates features between payment tiers.
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5y ago
test
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5y ago
After it's deleted, you can spin it back up again and it'll keep running. Think you can even reuse the same boot volume, but I set mine up again from scratch. Not sure why they delete it in the first place though, maybe due to cap
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9y ago
https://buymeacoff.ee/pikdum I like it. I've been thinking about setting up a donation system to help cover hosting costs for a few sites, but never got around to it. This was painless to get set up and hooked up with
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12y ago
From what I understand, XMPP is decentralized, whereas Tox is distributed. http://cffn.ca/img/articles/Centralized-Decentralized-And-Di...