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by snuxoll 6y ago
Matomo needs a database server (MySQL) and a way to execute cronjobs - that’s about it. There’s some gotchas if you’re running in a HA setup or if the database runs on a separate server. I have a full deployment of Matomo in Kubernetes on g
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Still an issue - the scale factor is 2.0 or 1.0 by default depending on whether the display is HiDPI/Retina or not. There is an option to change the scale manually (-Dsun.java2d.uiScale=<floating point value> in the JVM rags), bu
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I don’t see this passing constitutional muster. You have a right to free speech as do corporations - you can be ejected from a privately owned building for saying things the owner doesn’t agree with, the same applies to online platforms. Th
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by snuxoll 6y ago
So building a signed kernel that doesn’t support the nokalsr would be sufficient to stop this attack.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Reference counting is still not garbage collection. ARC causes the compiler to implicitly insert calls to retain and release, that’s it. Everything is still 100% deterministic at runtime.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> Because then on a power failure the file would contain "a stable commit" but not necessarily "the most recent commit" ... And it seems that for most SQLite integrations that is what we want? You HAVE to commit the j
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by snuxoll 6y ago
The push for these crazy fast SSD’s when even a SATA3 SSD would be a huge leap for load times isn’t just to reduce load times but to allow on-demand streaming of assets just in time. An external HDD isn’t going to cut it for the random read
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by snuxoll 6y ago
The PS1 also had much more memory available for texture data - there was a set of trade offs for both consoles. Personally I loved both - but the PS1 turned out some really impressive game’s that weren’t possible on the N64 (at least not wi
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by snuxoll 6y ago
If you’re UPDATEing a balance on some account table - yes. If you’re using a ledger and calculating balances (which you SHOULD) then SERIALIZABLE is needed.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
There were edge cases in PostgreSQL’s SERIALIZABLE isolation level - which is supposed to ensure that concurrent transactions behave as if they were committed sequentially. Specifically - if running a transaction as SERIALIZABLE there was a
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by snuxoll 6y ago
These anticheat systems are not root kits, they do not attempt to conceal their presence from you nor attempt to prevent their removal. Are they potential security and stability headaches? Yes, as with anything you load into your OS kernel.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Gitlab CI is my weapon of choice here since it’s integrated nicely with Kubernetes. There’s a wealth of tools out there - but the work I do on managing PCGamingWiki is publicly available [1] to give you a starting point. I use Kustomize + k
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Pay more is the Salesforce motto.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
That works too depending on your requirements. Either way, authentication is not a hard problem to solve.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I mean, I’m far from perfect - the trick has always been to KISS. I don’t use istio, it’s absolute overkill for my needs. I use nginx-ingress because it fits the bill, I know nginx as do enough other people that they could exec into a pod t
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> That's not too bad if your on one of the big managed providers (GKE/AKS/EKS) but can get complex for people who want to deploy on-prem. Go spin up Keycloak, join it to your user-directory of choice (or not and just use t
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Why use cronjobs at all for this? This is a classic work queue problem.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Not the GP, but I honestly couldn't tell you. A lot probably comes down to tooling, the applications you are deploying, security requirements, etc., as well as how familiar you are with k8s itself. I migrated PCGamingWiki from running
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> I took Japanese in college, and we were taught that this is because dictionaries are arranged by stroke. There's multiple methods of searching a modern Kanji dictionary, but, yes, this is a useful property of stroke order. The big
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Look at Junipers PTX line, they are fairly common in carrier grade networks AFAICT.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
This, nobody should be manually calling rpmbuild or dpkg-buildpackage themselves. Doing this makes it easy to miss dependencies or other funky things you have done to your environment.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Because they get signed.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
MSIX only enforces a sandbox if an application doesn’t elect to use the restricted capabilities that allow it to run without. File system and registry virtualization can be disabled quite easily with a few lines in the package manifest, as
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Microsoft is publishing this as part of a UWP package, writing it in C++ means it could publish the libraries as a framework package allowing other applications to consume it as WinRT components regardless of their implementation language (
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> mail.app Mail.app and most other apps since 10.8 (?) introduced badges just use those, unless it’s a more urgent thing than “you have a new message” in which case, yes, it will bounce the dock icon.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> That's how apps "notified" back then. Polite apps would just bounce their dock icon rather than stealing focus, however.
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What are you changing all the time in your config?
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Integrate it with your CI/CD pipeline. I have a Gitlab pipeline that runs kustomize and pipes the output to kubectl for every deploy to do things like setting secrets, image tags, creating ConfigMaps from config files in the repository
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> Persistant volumes rely on NFS (or a flavor thereof), which is not great for database performance. NFS is an option, but it’s not the only option. If you need locally attached storage you can use local PV’s which went GA in Kubernetes
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by snuxoll 6y ago
CRI is a pretty worthless measurement, it only reflects the rendering of color in a specific CCT. It’s fairly easy to make a high CRI warm bulb because it can suck at reproducing the lower end of the spectrum (blue and green), or a cool one

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