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tobbyb
9y ago
Why single out Uber, Google, Facebook and others appear to be neck deep in equally if not more shady activity. Infact most of SV is, Palantir come to mind and seem by media reports to be infinitely worse and a lot of this behavior has been
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It's interesting you choose to frame overwhelming dissent and anger at shady behavior as a 'mob'. By summarily dismissing a bunch of legitimate concerns by multiple users you are basically saying users don't matter. That
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9y ago
Containers are useful and provide many advantages compared to VM's but as an industry many will acknowledge there is a real risk of putting people off containers due to ballooning complexity. Flockport is a small step towards providing
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How we are simplifying containers, networking and orchestration
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Containers are useful and provide many advantages compared to VM's but as an industry many will acknowledge there is a real risk of putting people off containers due to ballooning complexity. Flockport is a small step towards providing
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Show HN: Flockport – A massively simplified alternative to docker and kubernetes
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Making Linux containers, overlay networks and distributed storage easy to use
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The UBI debate is fundamental to how we perceive society and what kind of society we want to build into the future. If one's idea of human society is people working to earn money. Fullstop. And those who are better at it are the be all
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It's not so clear cut. You need to benchmark before and after. Often acceleration modules on Broadcom, Qualcomm, Mediatek etc are proprietary and without acceleration in OpenWrt/Lede the router is going to be dog slow. The wifi mo
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9y ago
We are previewing Flockport's new container orchestration and management platform. It's been designed to massively simplify orchestration, overlay networking, distributed storage, discovery and more. There is also an app store wit
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9y ago
A slightly different perspective. For the end user Go apps are by far the easiest to setup and use. Usually it's just a single binary to download. That is a huge advantage that can't be beat. Other languages usually need a large n
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Show HN: Flockport – A New Container Management and Orchestration Platform
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That's why products are becoming progressively more expensive including things which traditionally became cheaper with generations. Why focus on the 'fluff' who have lower incomes and will have soon have even less, when you
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Customers can only choose not demand, so this is simply a red herring to shift and diffuse blame and responsibility to consumers from the primary abuser who is actually doing this, and create an environment of helplessness. Tomorrow if cust
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The arguments are very basic, for instance government inefficiency. Every big organization is inefficient, be it government or a private entity.
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Flockport Let's Make Containers Simple
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Open source is a huge achievement. The sheer diversity, wealth and value of the ecosystem is priceless. A true achievement of our times and Stallman and all the pioneers deserve a gigantic kudos. Any human group has all the problems that co
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10y ago
This is like 2 prisoners arguing about their level of freedom.
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10y ago
That's a classic slippery slope, isn't it? How would you know and how would you stop it. Are you able to stop the surveillance, the secret courts, harassment of activists and whistle blowers, the double speak and duplicitous justi
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10y ago
Isn't that more practiced indifference? There is no nervousness about it. It's hard to zero in on it but in this case there is an air of helplessness and despondency, with all that iconic imagery and hubris typical of totalitarian
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Surreal and intriguing. There is a palpable sense of fear and unease on people's faces, not a smile to be seen. A gloomy insight into a whole other world. And questions assumptions about human behavior. Its frightening to think how eas
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There is something inherently despotic about framing seeking basic accountability as questioning the legitimacy of government. Security has always been the first resort of tinpots and despots for self seeking behavior. Only those ignorant o
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11y ago
This is an interesting perspective based on real life experience. The author also has decades of experience around the tech scene in general. I don't understand why he is being put on trial for sharing his experiences in a book or seek
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11y ago
There is a now a growing awareness of the unhealthy level of obsession governments have about citizens communications. This is in effect the same as the Burr-Feinstein encryption bill, one penalizes users, the other service providers. The b
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Some of these discussions seem to severely underestimate human intelligence and the ability to reason and take decisions rapidly. There are hundreds of millions of cars operating in all sorts of conditions with little incident. There are li
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If we dehumanize others we dehumanize ourselves. We are not objects, we are not economic systems, we are living social beings with all the flaws and all the potential, each and every one of us. The individual clearly has to wisen up, and th
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The US, UK response to terrorism is so disproportional, odious and sinister one wonders whether this is infant a 'response' or something far more evil cooking below the surface. This kind of technology necessitates mass surveillan
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I feel a bit of dissonance on hn on the issue of https. On issues of surveillance and spying the responses are often measured and there is generally a balanced debate, and yet on ssl suddenly its a matter of extreme urgency with strident po
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11y ago
The unshare tool [1] can be used along with ip-tools to create a namespace with networking support. Add a chroot or pivot root to it and you have a Linux container. It's quite easy to do. We have a guide on using namespaces directly an
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11y ago
And rightly so. But are poor people not allowed or entitled to have the same level of safety and benefits for their family like everyone else, or is it ok to associate and tar an entire socioeconomic group with crime and drugs as some seem
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