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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Curious how you installed Linux.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Rust uses -sys crates to link to non-native dependencies, with a links key in the manifest - https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/build-scripts.html... This mechanism allows Cargo to prevent multiply linking
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
You can do this in one crate: [dependencies] foo_v1 = { package = "foo", version = "1" } foo_v2 = { package = "foo", version = "2" }
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
I assume you correctly obey the licensing when you copy and paste it in....
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Was easier to use enter + space, rather than a trackpad.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
GPL includes a line which allows it to be used under any future version of the GPL. So if you license under GPLv2, the FSF can create GPLv5 and add whatever clause they like in it.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Not requiring a CLA and only requiring a DCO. (IANAL fwiw)
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
That FAQ covers the GPL, not the AGPL.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
That's GPL, not AGPL. The AGPL license implies that communicating with it over the network is sufficiently to count as a violation.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
I believe there's a difference between the cargo ports and ports suitable for manned vehicles. [Edit] The difference, is that Cygnus berth by Candarm to a berthing port, while Crew Dragon, Starliner and Cargo Dragon dock to a docki
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
They have to undock either Dragon (Crew 8) or Starliner to dock the next Dragon (Crew 9).
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
It is - it's just that a really productive IC is a Senior Software Engineer. That's usually considered a fine place for a persons career to plateau.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
I suspect all the drama happens internally.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Kubelet is already managing the CPU resource I guess from scheduling? I don't think there's any real movement on moving CPU scaler out of HPA.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Surely h264 encode and decode is substantial, given the large amount of video consumed?
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
They could be a loss leader.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
This was more C++ versus "we haven't picked what we are going to write this in"
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
So half a million lines of tech debt?
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
That sounds like a problem for the IT department, not the end user?
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
The local admin means "the user's employer's IT department", which, for the sake of a work laptop, they implicitly trust way more than Mozilla/Microsoft/Google/Apple etc who managed the public root stores.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
If it's worth it, they'll transition to Vulcan. But given the timeline of the ISS, unclear their will be demand.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Weather scrubs are common, and not relevant to the success of a program. GSE (Ground Servicing Equipment) are fairly common and fairly benign. Valves on the rocket? Much, much more rare, and usually indicate some form of issue.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
Yes, i'd rather that the sshd daemon ran with a restricted set of capabilities.
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by richardwhiuk 2y ago
That didn't need multi-users.
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by richardwhiuk 3y ago
The Linux Foundation was a natural home for the new OSS project - there's no Linux dependency on Redis.
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by richardwhiuk 3y ago
It's the most straightforward change from a community and development perspective, and it's got most of the core developers.
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by richardwhiuk 3y ago
So the rationale you can't move to Windows SSH is because you can't run ssh-agent, but you can't run a useful version anyway?
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by richardwhiuk 3y ago
Ubuntu and Mint are part of the Debian family of Linux distros....
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by richardwhiuk 3y ago
Prometheus was created by SoundCloud, not Google, but was inspired by the Google Borgmon tool.
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by richardwhiuk 3y ago
None of the abstractions above are new in the last 5 years.

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