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by rmoriz 3y ago
Brother (printers and sewing machines) feels like Zoom (audio recorders): a bit conservative but they are very well made and long lasting. And consistent. A USP in today's world of crap-loaded, buggy short living throw away products.
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Do you NEED a JIS Screwdriver? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rmoriz 3y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 3y ago
Sorry, no idea. My range is decades old and used on premise while many workloads are already running elsewhere in the cloud.
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by rmoriz 3y ago
I wish Hetzner/Hetzner Cloud would support "bring your own IPs" (BYOIP) as other cloud providers already do.
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by rmoriz 3y ago
Somehow reminds me of Constellation Software.
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HashiCorp adopts the Business Source License for future releases of its products(globenewswire.com)
14 points by rmoriz 3y ago|7 comments
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by rmoriz 4y ago
IMHO this has to be offered by the platform, not by some other party/intermediary. Of course I could run minio, swift, etc by myself, but this is not the point.
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by rmoriz 4y ago
Managed k8s also requires stateful services like storage, database and ingress/LB which I recommended Hetzner to build like 8 years ago (community). Proof: https://forum.hetzner.com/index.php?thread/21421-docker-co
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by rmoriz 4y ago
iirc Hetzner once had GPU offerings in Germany but it was discontinued. I guess it was hard to model a business case on short living hardware (from a business perspective as Hetzner hardware usually runs for a couple of years) and mad prici
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by rmoriz 4y ago
Why people develop an addiction? The way to overcome is to understand why you became addicted. Every obese person I know has a cause that triggered them into overeating.
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by rmoriz 4y ago
I temporarily lost part of hearing, too. Happend to me after casually biking in a fasted state after attempting a short but steep climb. When I was at the top, I made a break just to start getting into this bonk state rather slowly over the
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by rmoriz 4y ago
I guess Lidl targets German Mittelstand and DAX40 companies that already have outsourced to other cloud vendors or are in trouble with their legacy infrastructure. How many of the startups you have in mind didn't switch their infra onc
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by rmoriz 4y ago
I think it's appropriate to start with a set of limited customers and intensive communication to expand and stabilize the offering. Amazon and others usually limit new features to specific customers, too. Once it's stable and work
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by rmoriz 4y ago
Lidl is known to expand quickly, if they succeed they should do a co-op with hetzner or OVH both very well known for rapid expansion of data centers with a very high efficiency and low costs. (Yes, both made their mistakes, but they built a
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by rmoriz 4y ago
IMHO too late. Software to run a PaaS was the key 10 years ago, the future is custom silicon and universal runtimes (either via linux containers and k8s or WASM). In both areas the barrier to enter is huge and costly. Common commodity hardw
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by rmoriz 5y ago
OP probably referring to all the YAML files that deploy services. Many projects share something like "just kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ ...".
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by rmoriz 5y ago
100kg is total weight. ~10kg is the bike alone, so 90kg is max for rider+luggage (backpack etc)
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by rmoriz 5y ago
I love cronner to wrap and monitor cron jobs https://github.com/theckman/cronner
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by rmoriz 5y ago
Brompton has a very low max weight. 105kg iirc. Bike Friday out of Eugene, OR has foldable bikes up to 150kg.
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by rmoriz 5y ago
>Evolve or die. The value in one's application is the domain specific part (the product). By switching the tools, which almost always are created outside of one's organization, you don't enhance your product. With each rew
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by rmoriz 5y ago
As a LIR you can request network address space tied to your organization. To my knowledge there are almost no cloud hosting providers that support "bring your own IP space". Vultr.com seems to be the sole exception.
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by rmoriz 5y ago
Running containers dual-stacked is still surprisingly difficult or annoying.
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by rmoriz 5y ago
As far as I learned, a couple of big companies are sending this kind of mail to every provider, partner or copyright owner of code that they could find. I assume some developer/supplier used curl and provided a list of third party code
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Eyeo wins German copyright decision, sets legal precedent for who ‘owns’ HTML(eyeo.com)
393 points by rmoriz 5y ago|262 comments
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by rmoriz 5y ago
It's not about eating less . It's about eating less frequent . Each meal triggers an insulin reaction that make many tired and depressed. I started eating to cover up my depression. Worst mistake of my life.
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by rmoriz 5y ago
The personal backup plan is extremely cheap and almost unlimited. Maybe they will think about the product (and cost) and phase it out ("Migrate to B2 our professional industry leading offering and save 10% of your first bill" [of
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by rmoriz 5y ago
Fun story: Hetzner lost a colocation due to overheating like almost 20 years ago. Everyone has to learn over time that eventually adds up to deep domain knowledge. Both Hetzner and OVH have built custom solutions for buildings, climate and
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by rmoriz 5y ago
Doing sysadmin/devops for over 20 years now and restic is the easiest and most robust backup tool I've seen.
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Cronner wraps periodic jobs for statistics and success monitoring(github.com)
1 points by rmoriz 5y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 5y ago
Someone needs to coin the term "mansion-shedding": Bikeshedding, but it's about the choice between two or more proven, reliable, working solutions.

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