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by tpetry 4y ago
Having it stable in mainline in 3-4 would also be a big achievement. The filesystem part in Linux is kind of stagnating: * ZFS will forever be problematic because of licensing reasons * BTRFS stability is widely untrusted after their proble
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by tpetry 4y ago
Nowadays render.com and fly.io are the most promising alternatives.
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by tpetry 4y ago
Which means we need a simple database of ingredients/steps and a maybe 300 words introduction. Anyone doing that will crush the market because usability for recipe website went so bad in the past years. And add steps in a visual + te
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by tpetry 4y ago
Can you describe the vue 3 part more? As an outsider it just looks for me they just added another api with a different style, so people can choose what they like.
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by tpetry 4y ago
It‘s in this state since v2 has been released. You will also find either trivial examples for the simple Caddyfile format or the very complex json format. Very often I have to try for a very long time whether a json configuration is availab
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by tpetry 4y ago
And when everything is in docker you can use SELinux again: A docker container is not allowed to access the host system or access the filesystem of other containers. That‘s the default. SELinux protection without any weird problems.
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by tpetry 4y ago
MyIsam is not crashsafe. Anytime your server crashes the MyIsam database may get corrupted. Faster, but at what price?
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by tpetry 4y ago
Karen‘s car is not publishing updates about her current location on a public radio frequency which everyone can receive.
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by tpetry 5y ago
Don‘t forget that hn has international users. The rules you describe don‘t have to be the same for everyone. And there are a lot of countries with much bureaucracy.
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by tpetry 5y ago
All of these tools will at least run an introspection query to get the available tables and columns to display the data. But these queries will fail because SQLite doesn't have these tables. So the idea is very nice, but any existing t
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by tpetry 5y ago
That's a fascinating concept. Is there anything similar for INI? Such a tool for ini could help in automatically changing configuration files for software which is most often configured by ini files.
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by tpetry 5y ago
I am not sure at the moment but don‘t you need superuser access to create operators? In that case not „any application“ could make your application faulty.
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by tpetry 5y ago
PostgreSQL has the RETURNING statement for DML queries. It‘s very effective for that case because you get all affected rows and their new values.
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by tpetry 5y ago
Can you explain more why MySQL is operational more easy? I personally don‘t see any difference.
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by tpetry 5y ago
He is trsting consumer grade devices which don‘t have power loss protection by design. That is a „feature“ for enterprise devices so they can increase the price for datacenter usage. https://twitter.com/xenadu02/status&
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by tpetry 5y ago
On twitter they said they are closely looking at tauri‘s progress. Tauri is not even 1.0 - i guess they will later on switch to it.
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by tpetry 5y ago
Hiring sales people is easy. But finding good sales people is really hard!
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by tpetry 5y ago
Sure but setting up swap is still recommended. I guess some internal linux memory algorithms prefer to have some safety net? Setting up a 1GB zram swap was effective for me, it‘s not much wasted memory as servers have so much memory these d
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by tpetry 5y ago
> Especially with these European intentions I frankly believe this is more of a political war against US and US-based companies. (No, I'm not from US as well) Yes, that's happening, and it's a good one. Privacy Shield was
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by tpetry 5y ago
Fedora CoreOS can rollback the operating system to a previous state on errors. This could be done as soon as you can‘t mount the kernel module anymore after an update.
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by tpetry 5y ago
You could run them all on the same host and use docker with kata containers. The firecracker hypervisor was developed by aws to even run multiple tenants on the same host, so it should be very secure.
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by tpetry 5y ago
That‘s a really weak argument. You can build memory leaks in every language and at some point your application will have a problem.
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by tpetry 5y ago
That‘s true! And everyone reading it here is a startup idea: Analyze a cloud infrastructure and report which has access to what, combine that with a simple DSL so i can say that IAM x is only alloweed read-only access to some service. Find
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by tpetry 5y ago
The cloud is no magic place. You need the same people for your cloud infrastructure. Sure you don‘t have a bare metal server failing but you can replace that with a lot of AWS infrastructure glue which could fail too.
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by tpetry 5y ago
It's 2022 and we're about to rediscover something we know for 40 years already: mainframes have freaking performance.
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by tpetry 5y ago
Do you have a reference for shopify working like this?
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by tpetry 5y ago
I recently switched to multirun [1] which in my case is superior to supervisor. I don't have to create any config files anymore, and it behaves exactly as i want it to: If one on the processes dies the complete container will die and d
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by tpetry 5y ago
Additionally Hetzner's egress pricing is a lot more cheaper. On hetzenr you pay 1,19€/TB (1.13$/TB) vs. 90$/TB on AWS. That's about ~80 time more on AWS!
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by tpetry 5y ago
Sure that's what i am doing. A beefy dedicated machine with no bandwidth pricing. But that also means i need to do everything by my own. I don't get any of the worry-free services of AWS.
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by tpetry 5y ago
The response was snarky but it's meaning is true. Troy Hunt will get the refund without any problems because he is a public figure. But if a John Doe will make the same mistake he can only hope someone at AWS/Azure/GCP will l

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