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by snuxoll 6y ago
Like anyone can take Collins at her word anymore.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Gotta say, a hikaru no go meme was not something I expected to see on HN...ever.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> With Kustomize, changing a single environment variable value in a Deployment is quite some work compared to Helm (I don’t like JSON patching) Config maps, enough said. I have a CD pipeline that writes environment variables to files, Ku
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Because v2 requires you change your import paths.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Won’t fight you - I agree. Every packaging system has stupid faults, but I generally have fewer headaches with Maven than the rest. Say what you want about Maven the build system (I’m not going to die on that hill, even though I also prefer
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by snuxoll 6y ago
My city only take PET (1/2) plastics here in the states, nothing else is worth the cost.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I was literally sitting waiting for the punchline, and was mildly disappointed.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
The Vyatta/VyOS/EdgeOS CLI took heavy inspiration from Juniper’s JunOS, so saying the config is unlike a “real” switch is factually incorrect. It’s still a little odd, but as somebody quite comfortable with JunOS (I run Juniper sw
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I mean, they don’t have to be the ultra-efficient ones - but for my home lab use I want < 100W idle usage and even my R520 can handle that with the 2450L’s (Ivy Bridge-EN could do this without the L suffixed SKU’s, but HCC chips in that
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I have never purchased a used server and aruck with the included CPU’s, they’re either power hungry beasts or bottom-rung SKU’s. All of my 12th gen PowerEdge servers at home run E5-2450L’s (they’re all -EN platforms), for example. The one e
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by snuxoll 6y ago
While shitty, if this required pre-programmed OEM CPU’s it would be one thing - but knowing I could put a several thousand dollar boxed CPU into a branded motherboard and have it perpetually locked to that OEM is horrible. Quite frankly thi
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Here in the US we have Zelle which is okay-ish. Participating banks let link the email and mobile phones you have associated with them, senders just enter those in and it will display the name of the recipient. It’s not ideal, but at least
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by snuxoll 6y ago
You have a condo, so the 400v is because the building is being supplied with three-phase power - 63A gives you a total of 25KW which is certainly a lot, but normal residential service is usually 240V @ 100A because of HVAC needs so it’s rea
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I’ve always been a bit disappointed that the US never adopted RCD’s at the service panel. I discovered a double-gang light switch box at my house that for some inexplicable reason has a common neutral for lights on two separate circuits, an
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by snuxoll 6y ago
God I wish more people using electrical lawn equipment paid attention to the rating of their extensions cords. Nothing like seeing somebody buy the cheapest super-long cord they can for their electric pole saw and wondering how long before
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Yeah, the breaker in the panel that’s going to trip at half the rated load of the PDU itself? I don’t see a problem here, as long as you’re making sure to stay under the constant load rating of the panel’s breaker. Sure, a 15A breaker isn’t
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Time spent waiting for a mandatory search is time spent as part of your employment, just like the time you spend logging into your computer and any programs you need to do your work.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Purists may hate it, but as a toy project I’ve been working on making a stripped-down version of the WinRT concepts that runs on Linux (well, anything with a c++17 compiler and a dlopen function provided by a linker). The guy behind cppwinr
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by snuxoll 6y ago
The WinRT ABI does implement some new features, yes - but they’re all still implementable with nothing more than standard C# code with no special support from WinRT itself (in fact, the WinRT ABI integration is being stripped out of the run
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by snuxoll 6y ago
.Net is a much simpler integration, all of the support is in the CLR because COM defines a limited ABI that can be called from any language that can walk a few pointers in a C++ vtable given an interface definition. One can even completely
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by snuxoll 6y ago
How would that make things any easier? The kernel supports being built with clang now, and there’s no issue linking an object built with another compiler into a module either.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
All the bits for the core of the system are open, it’s just not very exciting without the proprietary bits like WindowServer, AppKit, etc. - all of which would have been equally easy to keep closed if much of Darwin was based on GPL’d proje
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by snuxoll 6y ago
The change also means libgcc is now GPLv3 as well, making licensing for anything embedded that uses glibc (which has a hard dependency on libgcc_s) a royal PITA to figure out since GCC’s linking exception. Okay, so a proprietary program can
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by snuxoll 6y ago
You should be building packages for the software, of course. If it’s some random internal app you’re chucking into a container it’s one thing, but if you’re deploying it across VMs or physical hosts you probably should put the effort into w
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by snuxoll 6y ago
BGP is a path-vector routing protocol, every router on the internet is constantly updating its routing tables based on paths provided by its peers to get the shortest distance to an advertised prefix. When a new route is announced it takes
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by snuxoll 6y ago
For the same reason they’ve pushed Epic Games Store on PC - they take 5% of gross revenue as royalties for any product that uses UE4 and lower fees charged by distribution channels makes that easier to swallow for both larger and smaller st
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I’ve run into multiple issues already with poorly designed forms on sites that claim to accept Amex that freak out when I enter my 15-digit card number, I would love to see the mess that adding longer numbers would cause.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I have two connections, a business-class DSL connection (100/10) and a residential cable connection (1000/50). Both ISPs in my area have random issues, and I really can not afford to have my service go down for hours at a time. It
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Standby UPS topologies like the APC Back-UPS lines keep the battery out of the loop until a loss of power from the AC input is detected, at which point the inverter kicks on the the transfer switch takes the feed from there. This is a desig
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by snuxoll 6y ago
For a home setup you aren’t going to be spending the money a double or delta conversion unit costs, so line-interactive is the only sane choice. You really don’t want line-interactive gear when dealing with larger loads either, as the trans

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