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   by pstadler 9y ago

   Thanks for that. This is one of the few comments in this thread that truly captures the idea behind this guide. I've grown quite a thick skin since I exposed the first project of mine to a wider audience. But still, it's feedback
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   by pstadler 9y ago

   ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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   by pstadler 9y ago

   This is great input and definitely something worth considering. Related issue on GitHub: https://github.com/hobby-kube/guide/issues/6
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   by pstadler 9y ago

   There are indeed many options for automated setups. I did my first steps with Kubernetes on GKE, later followed the CoreOS guide to set it up on bare metal. This guide is for creators, a written form of my lessons learned. It should enable
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   Kubernetes clusters for the hobbyist(github.com)

   321 points by pstadler 9y ago|65 comments
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   by pstadler 9y ago

   I'm running a fully functional Kubernetes cluster on VC1S servers (x86) using this guide[1]. In case you're stuck compiling Kernel modules or running Docker, check out how it's done in the provisioner[2] that comes with the g
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   by pstadler 9y ago

   The same is true for AMD's new Ryzen CPUs, ECC support is enabled. You still need a suitable motherboard though.
8. 98.▲
   by pstadler 9y ago

   You need a compatible motherboard and CPU.
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   by pstadler 9y ago

   To mitigate the likeliness of damage during transit, it's recommened to use ECC memory with ZFS. I had FreeNAS running on a system with a faulty memory module. ZFS correctly discovered damage in random files I just transferred over. Lu
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    Shameless plug. I published a little guide some months ago, on how to use GPG with keybase.io to sign commits. Link: https://github.com/pstadler/keybase-gpg-github Discussion on HN: https://news.ycombinator.
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    Yes, be careful, your jails won't run on Corral. I've just migrated yesterday and managed to replace all my jails with Docker containers, although the road was a bit bumpy, at least when it comes to the containers UI which is bugg
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    Introducing FreeNAS Corral(freenas.org)

    139 points by pstadler 10y ago|60 comments
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    I'm using tinc for that. It's much less hassle compared to securing every single connection between your hosts. Looking forward to not care about this anymore. Secure private networking out of the box is now all that's left f
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    Shameless plug: I wrote a little guide[1] how to use keybase.io and GPG to sign git commits. It was posted on HN a while ago[2]. "Ironically, only the first commit is signed." [1] https://github.com/pstadler
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    Same here. Also my down arrow is really loud on release. Scheduled an appointment with Apple to sort these issues out. When I look at the black screen from a wide angle (either from left or right) the surface looks uneven. This doesn't
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    Thanks for posting this here. Please note that this was initially written as a reference for myself, being relatively inexperienced with the keybase client and gpg tooling in general. There are certainly different ways to accomplish the sam
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    I'm using Hammerspoon for fast space switching, placing/resizing/focussing windows on a screen, reconnecting to current wifi network (for the flakey company network), caffeinate (prevent from sleep) and battery notifications
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    I just migrated my Kubernetes/Rancher stack from NYC2 to NYC1 in order to use block storage. Eager to see whether this plays well with GlusterFS.
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    A warning to Gove and Johnson – we won’t forget what you did(theguardian.com)

    4 points by pstadler 10y ago|0 comments
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    Symfony is the worst thing that could've happened to PHP. Dependency injection with varying degrees of XML/YAML madness everywhere. It's terribly slow and pretty much unusable w/o several caching layers in front. I can h
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    by pstadler 10y ago

    I'm wondering how Docker for Mac handles conflicting entries in /etc/exports. This is currently still a problem when using dlite and vagrant on the same host[1]. [1] https://github.com/nlf/dlite/issu
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    Does Google crawl dynamic content?(centrical.com)

    165 points by pstadler 11y ago|59 comments
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    Deploying a static website with Git, Flightplan and Nginx(usersnap.com)

    3 points by pstadler 11y ago|0 comments
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    by pstadler 11y ago

    Photo caption says: "Netflix is quitting anti-virus. Will its millions of users benefit?" Wat?
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    by pstadler 11y ago

    Check out Nuimo[1]. It's a small programmable device featuring a simple LED matrix style display while supporting multiple types of interactions. I could even see this in use at factories for ordering supplies for a specific machine or
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    by pstadler 11y ago

    In Switzerland it's common to start an apprenticeship after 9 years of school if you have an idea what you want to do. Turning just sweet sixteen I did one myself as an "Application Developer" in the airline industry. This la
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    by pstadler 11y ago

    I agree, MiniHack is the cleary the top iOS client for HN.
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    by pstadler 11y ago

    This is neat. Let me add that I use `git commit --amend` relatively often. Useful not only for adding "forgotten" files and changes, but also for editing the commit message.
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    by pstadler 11y ago

    Rocket launch: http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=jpw105cfr2t
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    by pstadler 11y ago

    "Moth cave" http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=rya105c4jxy