tlamponi

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by tlamponi 3y ago
> And Proxmox is just skin on lxc and quemu/kvm. Not really, we have a full-blown REST API that provides storage plugins for a dozen of technologies, disk management, system metrics reporting, management of LXC and QEMU (as in full-
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> Interesting thanks for sharing. Surfacing this in the UI would be great if it works well for sure. That's on the roadmap, from the original forum post linked here: > Q: Will other import sources be supported in the
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> It's the ecosystem. Definitively, and situations like the Broadcom one IMO just underline that as a company you should never ever get your core infra locked into proprietary vendors' ecosystem, as that is just waiting for get
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by tlamponi 3y ago
Their stackable moderation system might actually allow one to implement this relatively easily. Add a moderation channel per country and let clients apply them depending on location/settings. It's naturally not perfect, but as one
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> I'm not sure what "complete feature-set" means—the free offering already seems pretty complete to me, though obviously my use case is not very demanding. I worded that part a bit oddly (sorry, not a native speaker), I me
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by tlamponi 3y ago
Proxmox Dev here, albeit personally speaking here, so do not make more out of it than the educated opinion this is. No, I do not think we leave much money at the table. In short, we're targeting enterprise users with a mix of a (soft)
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by tlamponi 3y ago
I think they meant fake as in "doesn't relate to any size of the transistors", as the gate/metal pitch sizes are e.g. 40 nm and 54 nm respectively for Intel's "7nm" node [0], even the fin pitch is 34 nm, s
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by tlamponi 3y ago
See also this nice title-case converter web app: https://titlecaseconverter.com/
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> So you have a web portal where a Help Desk Tech can take a user request for a file to be restored back to a vm, open a web portal search for the indivual file then either download that file and email it to the user, or restore it
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> They purchase 3rd party tools in lieu of bespoke tooling. Besides the fact that I explicitly also talked about third-party tooling, which definitively is available, even if not yet as broadly (cue chicken and egg), lots of such extra t
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> Something like ProxMox that has no third party support, no veeam support, limited automation tooling, limited support for commerical monitoring (like PRTG) etc etc is probally a non-starter unless those things support it. Proxmox VE ha
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by tlamponi 3y ago
We have many happy customers successfully converting from VMWare to Proxmox VE just fine, what's missimg for your usecase?
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by tlamponi 3y ago
For those not knowing PVE: "Proxmox Virtual Environment is a complete, open-source server management platform for enterprise virtualization. It tightly integrates the KVM hypervisor and Linux Containers (LXC), software-defined storage
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Proxmox Virtual Environment 8.1 with Software-Defined Network and Secure Boot(proxmox.com)
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> Surely people aren't using Proxmox in production? Lot's do, e.g., the Austrian domain registry: https://www.proxmox.com/en/about/stories/story/nic-at And many others (albeit the big ones a
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by tlamponi 3y ago
Even donating an (averaged out) hour of December profits would yield $13.44 million, based on your 10 billion number. 10^10 / 31 / 24 / 10^6 To beat Sentry's 500k, they'd need to spend about 2 minutes and 20 seconds
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by tlamponi 3y ago
Yes, such things are nice. The well-known URI [0] system is also sometimes used for this, at least there's one entry for Thunderbird under the "autoconfig/mail" subdirectory. Having some of those auto-config methods avai
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by tlamponi 3y ago
It really isn't, it's basically `git send-email --to=linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org -1` – how's hard? Oh, sorry, you actually need to figure out the maintainers, so you can send it directly to them too to get it reviewed faster
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by tlamponi 3y ago
A few comments in-line, but I don't want to "sell" anything to you, so just FWIW. > The amount of "gotchas" in this process and the tooling required just to use git + email seems insane to me. The base system is
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by tlamponi 3y ago
This "shit" (which take is not much though, most of it you do once and as you're probably already using email, using a good mail user agent will help you in other ways too. And I only wrote that "much" to answer to
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by tlamponi 3y ago
You have some points, for some I do think it isn't as bad as you write. FWIW, some comments inline. > - You can't subscribe to a single PR/bug/feature-request thread. Subscription to the mailing list is all-or-nothing
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by tlamponi 3y ago
The core reason for this is that lots (all?) of "modern" mail user agents (MUA) mess with whitespace in their default configuration, which breaks patches as the indentation is all of and git is confused. git send-email is made for
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by tlamponi 3y ago
Every mail server/provider that provides 2FA that I used allows for configuring "tokens" (called a bit different everywhere) which are a high entropy random string, and some of them require TFA only for IMAP or POP, i.e., get
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by tlamponi 3y ago
If your system cannot relay mail correctly already, as most office setups are easy to configure to be able to provide that without extra config, at least for Linux setups, then the set up means having something like the following in their g
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by tlamponi 3y ago
Configuring git send-email is trivial, definitively faster than creating an account at some web UI from a "source forge" – it's literally setting a handful of properties in the `.gitconfig` – and those are not specific to a p
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> HTTP/2 makes the browsing experience of high-latency connections a lot more tolerable. It also makes loading web pages in general faster. HTTP/3 does that in my experience (lots of train rides with spotty onboard Wi-Fi) quite
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by tlamponi 3y ago
I see multi-user support mentioned, how flexible is the user and access control system? E.g., is there an integration to other auth-providers (LDAP or OIDC would work for me), are there group support where I can manage centrally whom can ac
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> Did you read the blog post? :) As you keep spamming this here, did you read the HN Guidelines[0]? > Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be
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by tlamponi 3y ago
> Can you be explicit with what they are missing, I’m clearly missing it as well? There are two cases when a CLI program can print its usage 1. when the `--help` option, or often also the short-option `-h`, is passed to the program 2. Wh
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by tlamponi 3y ago
The Debian maintainer of the exa package can, and probably will, either: - just add a backward compat alias - make eza a transitive dependency so that exa can be sunset cleanly and adds a NEWS file entry that every user will see on upgrade

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