rintintone

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by rintintone 6y ago
Haha, I'm pretty sure I did. Wayland just seems to have invented new and wonderful ways for applications to crash the entire windowing system. As if Xorg weren't good enough at that already. Most of the rest of my problems are wit
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by rintintone 6y ago
I had to fix three different things. When using the official package. Cgroups were broken (as you note); networking was broken so containers couldn't find each other (firewall on default settings broke it and the package didn't bo
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by rintintone 6y ago
Haven't liked Ubuntu since like... one of the 8 or 9 releases. Whenever the Pulseaudio switch happened and the distro stopped "Just Working". They've just gotten weirder and farther from what I want since then (yes I kno
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by rintintone 6y ago
How much more polished is CentOS than Fedora, in practice? I'm about 8 hours into a new Fedora 32 workstation and I dunno if I can take much more of it. Wayland's super crashy (yes I'm on AMD, not Nvidia) as in the whole thin
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by rintintone 6y ago
I definitely feel vindicated in my long-standing feeling that every server-side software deployment story I've seen since that of my early Perl and PHP work has been way, way worse than those were. The best anything else has managed is
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by rintintone 6y ago
That’s easy: manage Jira (or whatever) for you so you have one less complex tool & workflow to know how to use.
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by rintintone 6y ago
If you end up having to apply for a normal job this just means you're positioned for "product manager" or something like that, rather than software developer. Most places, that's better , especially so far as long-term