the_angry_angel

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by the_angry_angel 5mo ago
There’s support via Barman cloud - we use it for azure at work but s3 and others are supported iirc
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by the_angry_angel 1y ago
Kopia is awesome. With exception to it’s retention policies, but work like no other backup software that I’ve experienced to date. I don’t know if it’s just my stupidity, being stuck in 20 year thinking or just the fact it’s different. But
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by the_angry_angel 3y ago
For #1 I've been keeping a keen eye on pgcat [1], in particular the https://github.com/postgresml/pgcat/issues/303 which implies that it should be possible to add support for transaction mode LISTEN&#x2
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by the_angry_angel 4y ago
Coming up to 37 and for the last few weeks I’ve had the same sort of realisation - reading novels seems to take more concentration than it should, and I’ve become lazy with maths. I’ve had an eye check, a few months back a general medical.
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by the_angry_angel 4y ago
https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum/pull/1346 Also for ref :)
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by the_angry_angel 5y ago
Teleport I feel solves this well, from an organisation perspective
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by the_angry_angel 5y ago
Just to echo this, I’m currently using a crate called deku (for a toy project to learn rust). Deku is a wrapper on top of bitvec which lets you annotate structs and enums for decoding and encoding. The speed I was able to implement a binary
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by the_angry_angel 5y ago
If you’re selling dashboarding, you need to show that dashboarding really quickly. I looked at the site, skipped through the video and saw nothing. I did see something on the docs site, but I was lost at that point. You are competing with
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by the_angry_angel 5y ago
> I hear this all the time, but I question how true it is. I've been running my own mail servers for decades, and I've never had any problems with sending or receiving mail. I suspect anyone who properly configures their server
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by the_angry_angel 5y ago
You are missing stuff. In development mode with inotify you get python hot code reloading. In development mode the XML (with a handful of exceptions regarding menus, and ir.actions) will be read from disk on refresh. At work we use Dockeriz
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by the_angry_angel 5y ago
If it helps, as far as I'm aware Ganesha [1] is still widely used, supported, in some cases faster than the kernel implementation, and can be pointed at an arbitrary config file. [1] https://github.com/nfs-ganesha/
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by the_angry_angel 5y ago
FWIW If you’re in the UK you can opt out of non addressed mail ( https://personal.help.royalmail.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/... ) delivered via RM In 2005 the Royal Mail was fully privatised. Since then I
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by the_angry_angel 5y ago
It's using the precursor to AppLocker - Software Restriction Policies ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/identity/sof... ). They were deprecated in 1803.
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
> I doubt most medium to large companies I see implementing Kubernetes could be considered a good fit for Kubernetes. If you want to run on-prem / colo you are probably better of with something simpler like Nomad. Our path has been
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
Routing domains, or VRFs, are probably easiest to think of like VLANs, but one layer up. The two typical scenarios are; 1. You want to use the same IP space multiple times across different networks (i.e. multi-tenant) 2. You have a bunch of
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
> and I’ve just ordered a moderately large e-paper display which is destined to be mounted with a zero inside a picture frame and hung from the wall like a photo Which display, if you don’t mind me asking? I’ve had a similar idea for a w
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
neovim and coc.nvim might be close to what you're looking for, if you can live with vim style motions, etc. CoC basically takes VSCode addons and modifies them just enough to get them working in conjunction with neovim.
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
I switched to a XPS-15 9570 from a MBP of roughly equiv spec, but previous gen, after the last round of laptop shuffles at work - I went from MacOS to Windows at the same time in order to feel the pain of our environment under Windows. I&#x
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
> But humans rarely use notepad these days. They use code editors like Coda or VSCode at the very least which have all kinds of advanced features. Surely, those can include support for ASCII separators? I do a fair amount of work with c
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
FWIW if anyone else comes back to this I spent a little time last night and I've addressed my font rendering issues by; * Removing an errant font-config lcdfilter configuration entry (this was a left over from when I was running "
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
I haven't, I'll give it a go :) Thank you!
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
I switched some years ago to KDE from Gnome. The only thing I wish I had from Gnome is the quality of text rendering. Maybe it’s subjective, maybe it’s a measurable thing. I’ve not looked, but I feel KDEs text rendering is worse on my daily
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by the_angry_angel 6y ago
> You can launch HA kubernetes clusters with cluster API. vSphere, openstack and even bare metal pxe all have providers I've been looking for a decent solution for pxe and cluster-api. I've not pushed the button on any as I fee
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by the_angry_angel 7y ago
I’m only on the start of my k8s journey but I’m finding typhoon a nice option for on prem currently.
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by the_angry_angel 7y ago
Yup. It’s good enough if you’re already invested in docker for dev and good enough if you’ve out grown a single machine. But not big enough for more than 10 nodes and user roles. From an ops point of view it’s simple to deploy and I’m yet t
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by the_angry_angel 7y ago
nomad, k8s, mesos+marathon (or something plus mesos), traditional deployment That's probably about it. Right now, I'm jumping on the k8s bandwagon, but looking to keep it simple. As much as I'd like to look at nomad seriously
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by the_angry_angel 7y ago
> but rejecting any kind of innovation isn't something I am willing to do. I don't think the post you're replying to is really saying "no innovation". I think it's more subtle. The "problem" with D
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by the_angry_angel 7y ago
Does the uncertainty of swarm’s future not concern you? Or am I out of date?
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by the_angry_angel 7y ago
My personal experience with MSSQL drivers (ORMs and lower level) for many younger, non-Microsoft endorsed, languages is that whilst they will work you will get caught with sharp edges. Until several years down the line and enough people who
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by the_angry_angel 7y ago
V12 saw accounting reports, and iirc budgets and assets moved to enterprise. I saw a tweet I can’t lay my hands on right now from an OCA member about additional modules being moved in V14 (for context V13 was only released a few weeks ago,

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