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by stryan 1y ago
Sorry, yes I should have clarified I meant as a task-runner! It's also been pretty good at the actual software building part too, but I haven't compared it quite as in-depth yet to make a public comment.
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by stryan 1y ago
I'm lazy by nature so I don't like learning new tools if I don't have to. I've stuck with make, direnv, and my distros package manager instead of learning just or asdf so that I don't need to learn anything new. But
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by stryan 1y ago
I have a similar thing in my WFH office where Home Assistant will play a chime during at canonical hour[0], plus it plays the Westminster Quarters[1] at 5pm to remind me when the normal work day is ending. I find the chunks of time match up
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by stryan 1y ago
Maybe you're thinking of BlueChi[0]? It used to be Red Hat project called 'hirte' and was renamed[1] and moved to the Eclipse foundation for whatever reason. It lets you control systemd units across nodes and works with the n
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by stryan 1y ago
> the Bible (lots of really dry stuff about begetting and knowing) I'd suggest replacing the Bible with just the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke[0], and John). Removing it entirely seems like a mistake since you'd lose a lot of th
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by stryan 1y ago
Considering the book is about "crap towns" in the UK, I imagine it could be a very different demographic than the one you're thinking of
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by stryan 2y ago
If you're like me and the $75 price for something strange scares you a bit, you can also take a look at WHITIN "yoga socks" on Amazon which are the cheap Chinese knock off for $20 version. They're not as good as the Skin
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by stryan 2y ago
The quadlet + MicroOS (or any other Atomic distro i.e. Fedora CoreOS) is a very powerful combo; I've been on the slow process of migrating all my nodes over to MicroOS and pushing for it or something similar at work. The combo of autom
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by stryan 2y ago
Not sure I follow; you don't need to use podlet at all unless you're migrating from existing compose files and want some help. I don't use it outside of a few one-offs. If you're referring to "pods" as in the k
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by stryan 2y ago
Quadlet is one of the best things to have come out of Podman and I highly recommend anyone curious about Podman or switch to container-based workloads to check them out. Being able to slot containers in and treat them like essentially any o
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by stryan 2y ago
> Otherwise find a bunch of Lego fan gamers and hire them to make experimental games for half a decade. Don't listen to that VP who is promising you can push XXXmillion into an org chart and get an effective studio as the result. I
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by stryan 2y ago
They're probably referring to the podman.socket, which isn't quite like a daemon-mode but means it can emulate it pretty well. Unless there is some daemon mode I missed that got added, but I'd be rather surprised at that.
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by stryan 2y ago
Podman only requires `podman machine` if you're using a non-Linux system; this sets up a Linux VM in the background that all the actual containers run on. Docker does the same thing, though I think it sets it up for you automatically.
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by stryan 2y ago
I've been on a journey the past few months to listen to every single album I own (a little more than 800 or so) and if you can find that discipline I do recommend trying to listen to music in albums again. Even if it's just when i
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by stryan 2y ago
Begging for free things is not a solution to this problem, we should stop allowing corporations to break our things.
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by stryan 2y ago
> nano as an excellent container runtime Out of curiosity, are you referring to MicroOS? I know they're written some container tools like catatonit but I haven't heard of nano.
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by stryan 2y ago
I've always heard it as there's enough textual/historical evidence for Jesus (Josephus, etc) that if we didn't count that as proof of his historical existence that would raise the bar high enough to remove hundreds of ot
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by stryan 2y ago
Because they're not: the distinction between "Religious Taoism" and "Philosophical Taoism" is generally recognized as an Orientalist[0] conception i.e. an excuse to talk about the parts they liked or could think of
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by stryan 2y ago
It's the same reason why you can't use pictures of people in public or their quotes or tweets for commercial reasons without permission: there's a general concept of human dignity and privacy that includes people's thoug
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by stryan 2y ago
It's not, the liver can regenerate multiple times as long as you haven't sustained damage (scarring, etc) that would prevent it.
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by stryan 2y ago
Not having to install and manage Kubernetes? Unless you're paying someone else to run it for you (in which case this entire conversation is sort of moot as that's way out of scope for comparison) that stuff is all still running so
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by stryan 2y ago
I was more questioning why a .container file would work for system services versus application services, since basically all those same problems occur for system services too. Either way this type of argument just comes down to "should
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by stryan 2y ago
Why not? I can't imagine you'd deploy an application without some form of service management (even if it's just throwing it in tmux) and unless you've gone out of your way to use a non systemd distro systemd is builtin
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by stryan 2y ago
My understanding[1] is that distros prefer GNOME as the default due to it's release cycle being significantly easier to package then KDE's. [1] Going off comments from one dev behind the Aeon distro on why it uses GNOME and not KD
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by stryan 2y ago
The 14th century radio carbon dating is still by far the most accepted dating. Even the wikipedia article you linked describes the Pray-cosex as not being definitive. IMO a plausible theory here is that imagery of Jesus's death with th
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by stryan 2y ago
I'm not suggesting you do this (and I certainly don't) but arguably you could still manage that with just files on Linux boxes: 1. Cronjobs replaced with systemd user timers 2. User packages (i.e. brew install or $HOME/bin) w
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by stryan 2y ago
Different companies, those are just both places with high concentrations of data centers; Ashburn specifically has been a data center hub since the AOL days.
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by stryan 2y ago
> My criticism of Aristotle: Living the golden mean, like a happy person isnt going to help when your country is invaded. An interesting criticism considering Aristotle elevated soldiers at war as a prime example. Greek philosophy was ge
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by stryan 2y ago
They've released five games in the past 4 years[0] and have another one in active closed testing[1], along with keeping DOTA2 running with major game changes and mini-games[2]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lis
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by stryan 2y ago
Pretty sure the B&H website still doesn't take or process orders during Shabbat too.

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