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by stryan 2y ago
Buying and using a scalped ticket isn't a crime for the concert-goer, using a fake ID (in most states) is meaning it puts significantly more pressure the consumer to not buy. Also, most people in the US over the age of 21 don't ha
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by stryan 2y ago
You only need to make your own packages if you're not already building containers, flatpaks, or RPM's, though RPMs are discouraged.
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by stryan 2y ago
IIRC Serf is mostly a library; I think the product around it is more for demonstration than actual expected use. Consul uses libserf for it's gossip protocol.
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by stryan 3y ago
Netavark stack should be a welcome change; finally no more fiddling around with cni-dnsame and shared networks to get inter-container DNS working. I think technically .pod quadlet files came out in 4.9 but I'm still excited for them. Q
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by stryan 3y ago
You can do it but it's not a very happy path. Easiest way is probably to map the old home subvolume into a different path and either re-label the subvolumes once you're installed or just copy everything over. Separate BTRFS root a
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by stryan 3y ago
I know you can write Vim configs in Fennel (a LISP that compiles to lua), would that work for plugins?
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by stryan 3y ago
Would have been nice to mention Valve's Overwatch system used in CSGO (not sure about CS2) and DOTA2 [0][1]. I'm not sure how effective it is in CS but it's seemed to be a remarkable improvement in DOTA2, at least for toxicit
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by stryan 3y ago
The summary is written in the context of the tradition the text is in, not an overall Christian/etc context.
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by stryan 3y ago
RHEL6 did use upstart, but when RH tried to submit patches/work with upstream like they do with most projects they ran into issues with Canonical's CLA and other submission policies. So when Poettering came back with systemd they
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by stryan 3y ago
Outside of what the article itself says, even while I was managing large multi-user Linux installs that wasn't really a concern we had. At this point the benefits and concerns are minimal.
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by stryan 3y ago
I haven't written one yet, but the provided docs are pretty easy to follow: 1. Tailscale has their custom OIDC docs that tell you everything you need, plus the Webfinger setup: https://tailscale.com/kb/1240/ss
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by stryan 3y ago
If you already have LDAP or some other backing auth, setting up Dex for OIDC is pretty easy. Took me less than an hour or so. If you want something fancier Authelia isn't too bad, I got that running in an evening and hooking it up to T
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by stryan 3y ago
FYI I'd skip the Tao of Pooh if you're trying to learn more about Taoism; it's more of a pop-culture, western philosophy inspired by eastern take then actual Daoism. Otherwise, my recs are: First find good translations of the
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by stryan 3y ago
As far as I know Skype and Microsoft Teams are separate platforms, currently coexisting though the business parts of Skype are slowly being phased out in lieu of Teams.
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by stryan 3y ago
Their niche genre articles were actually pretty good, I would read them every now and then to find new bands to listen to. They hit a nice sweet spot of highlighting five or so releases per article so that you weren't overwhelmed with
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by stryan 3y ago
Fun fact, OpenSUSE actually already does that for some common server software (LDAP, dovecot, etc); they're quadlet/systemd unit files packaged up as RPMs though, I don't think they actually include the container image.
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by stryan 3y ago
"No one is my enemy. There is no one I need to hurt."
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by stryan 3y ago
Janissaries were part of the Ottoman Empire starting in 1300s, while this article is about Muslim Spain, which lasted until 1400s at the latest. So, ignoring the rest of the bait in your content, no they did not have Janissaries.
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by stryan 3y ago
I haven't used the Japanese calendar but I've spent the last year or so keeping up with what the current solar term is in the Chinese calendar[0]. I highly recommend giving it a try some time; if you don't work outside it&#x2
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by stryan 3y ago
You're welcome! I realized I'd be remiss in not mentioning David Hinton as well: he's an American poet who's also a professional Chinese translator and has produced many excellent translations[0] over the years. He has a
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by stryan 3y ago
Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of Thomas Merton! He was a truly wise man and I have several of his books (highly recommend Zen and the Birds of Appetite and The Wisdom of the Desert!) and enjoy his "The Way of Chuang Tzu &
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by stryan 3y ago
Not OP and it's been a long time since I've read the Tao of Pooh, but from what I recall it's alright, but it really doesn't cover much of the real meat of Taoism. Much like Alan Watts, it provides an interesting philoso
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by stryan 3y ago
>Each month, a new snapshot comes out, which upgrades every single package you have installed, regardless of whether there were actual upstream updates. A) Snapshots come out far more regularly then once a month. Going from the mailing l
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Honk 1.0(flak.tedunangst.com)
3 points by stryan 3y ago|0 comments
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by stryan 3y ago
> Obviously, there's always emotions involved in any split like this, but I'm just looking to know why it actually happened (facts) and the practical impact it will have on LXD, especially for other non-Canonical distros. Is th
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by stryan 3y ago
Poettering didn't join Microsoft until 2022, systemd has been around since 2010.
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by stryan 3y ago
systemd's been the default init for every major distro since 2015[0], and has existed as a project since roughly 2010. I think ten years of support for the predecessor is probably good enough. This is just a warning anyway. Lennart als
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A beautiful, broken America: what I learned on a 2,800-mile bus ride(theguardian.com)
151 points by stryan 3y ago|137 comments
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by stryan 3y ago
Note that only Slackware testing is rolling-release. Normal Slackware is about as far from rolling release as you can get. I do highly recommend it though! Slackware's init scripts were always a pleasure to use, part of why I was anti-
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by stryan 3y ago
Problem is you can't have it depend on anything outside of docker i.e. I can't write a docker-compose file that waits for an NFS mount.

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