raziel2p

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by raziel2p 8y ago
Who is l0de? Are you implying they are the ones who did this?
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by raziel2p 8y ago
> Removed due to near constant misrepresentation of the presented argument. Saves me the trouble of writing it out myself I guess
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by raziel2p 8y ago
Nothing stops you from implementing material design using Bootstrap.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
I imagine the non-popular videos are sent directly from central servers. By offloading the most popular spikes to P2P maybe they're able to reduce costs enough to make it worth it.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
The whole concept of templating language on top of YAML is suspect anyway, but I wish Salt had just gone with Mako as the default templating language. That way you could write plain Python in your templates and not have this horrible misuse
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by raziel2p 8y ago
Jenkins's main problem for me will always be the lack of focus on storing pipelines/jobs as source code. Jenkinsfiles are horrible both to read and write.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
You sound like a horrible coworker and employee.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
I just want the old feed back. I'm not interested in stars and follows, I want to know when PRs/issues to my repos are opened and commented on. The new activity feed which shows up on top of the regular feed is limited to very few
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by raziel2p 8y ago
I don't think it's a matter of not understanding how SQL selects work etc., it's more that ORMs don't make it easy to find all the places in our code which might need this relationship prefetched. The fact that it's
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by raziel2p 8y ago
> its PHP based, written to a very high standard through & through I read small parts of the source code and it doesn't adhere to any of the modern standards set by the PHP community.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
What's the alternative? Writing your own CI/CD system from scratch? You're going to be relying on some external dependency for important things anyway, you just have to pick one that is dependable.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
Are you implying that free services like Facebook should be exempt from privacy laws like GDPR?
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by raziel2p 8y ago
He points out that he's dealing with several of these requests. Even if you're doing everything correctly in terms of privacy etc., responding to these requests can still be time consuming.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
Mgmt looks awesome. It's just a shame it arrives so late, when stuff like containers and orchestration systems (read: Docker and Kubernetes) is taking over lots of responsibilities traditionally left to configuration management. Not to
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by raziel2p 8y ago
I've had to work with lots of configuration management the past few years, and I'm always cleaning up the mess because we did this for 2 decades. The world may not have collapsed but I sure have lost weeks or months of productive
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by raziel2p 8y ago
Configuration management software is good to have for managing servers because 1) they are mutable, 2) you're not always building from scratch, and 3) you may have to support many different environments (different distros, distro versi
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by raziel2p 8y ago
Whether it's one VM or multiple, you still have to write the configuration management code (Puppet modules, Ansible roles...) to do so, and some of them will need tweaking for specific applications (e.g. in Python, installing libxml or
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by raziel2p 8y ago
I don't disagree that deploying Go or Rust apps (I think the author is wrong to include JVM in that bunch) is much nicer compared to ones where you rely on shared libraries system-wide, and may even remove the need for Docker. However,
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by raziel2p 9y ago
I looked at monitors 35" and larger and the cheapest I could find are at least twice as expensive as the corresponding TVs. Maybe it's just a marketing thing but there are definitely differences which make monitors a hard sell to
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by raziel2p 9y ago
Is there no way for me to read about what this is without signing up for a beta? That's the impression I get from the website, at least.
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by raziel2p 9y ago
For the same reasons I don't run Ubuntu on a server, I won't run it on my desktop, either. Too many times my Ubuntu systems have gotten themselves into some weird state where I can't keep using it and have to reinstall from s
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by raziel2p 9y ago
It doesn't help that many of the official Debian wiki pages contradict eachother in what tools to use or how to use them. It took me a long time of plain experimentation to realize that the debian directory contents are mostly agnostic
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by raziel2p 9y ago
Terraform allows you to make modifications to the state file yourself, both with terraform commands like terraform state mv, or manually if you're brave enough to edit the JSON. It requires confidence in using the tool, of course. But
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by raziel2p 9y ago
I didn't know about vg and it looked promising, but I was disappointed to see that it still requires that I initialize all my projects in a subdirectory of $GOPATH/src. Why does go (and/or its tools) enforce this? Why can&#x2
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by raziel2p 9y ago
I hope this doesn't get abused. Also, maybe a social media disorder is next on the list?
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by raziel2p 9y ago
The fact that they weren't able to set up computers to boot using systemd is enough to warrant that I'd never want to buy or rent servers from this company, sorry to say.
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by raziel2p 9y ago
I can only speak for myself - I consider it more safe to trust different parties for encryption and storage of data. Keepass don't know how to get to my dropbox, dropbox doesn't know how to unlock my keepass file.
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by raziel2p 9y ago
How do you propose this to be done? I've been able to track down active forks by looking at the network graph before, but it's a bit hidden. The problem is, if there are any forks, it's difficult (or impossible) to objectivel
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by raziel2p 9y ago
This seems like both an off-topic and unnecessarily spiteful comment.
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by raziel2p 9y ago
What would you do instead if you want to test things that need to run on actual VMs? Configuration management or whatever. Is booting a VM at a public cloud provider any less of a hack?

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