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by tuananh 5y ago
because most of ppl buy 1tb/2tb plan on Dropbox and OneDrive do not use all the space? whereas s3 is pay as you go model.
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by tuananh 5y ago
i have an old iphone SE lying around. it seems like perfect use for this instead of buying a stream deck :D
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by tuananh 5y ago
is it ready for production use? i can't find docs on how to run multiple master anywhere.
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by tuananh 5y ago
with more and more enterprises adopting k8s, this space is going to be very interesting
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by tuananh 5y ago
it's kind of like general purpose (old keyboard) vs specialized customizable keyboard (stream deck)
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by tuananh 5y ago
i find excercising would help quite a bit. when you're tired, you can't really think much which help driving down the anxiety.
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by tuananh 5y ago
that's a perfectly good reason too.
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by tuananh 5y ago
i would love to see someone from CF/firefox/chrome team to jump in and share the reason why :)
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by tuananh 5y ago
house in Asia is rather small so no lawn :D you gotta be quite rich to have lawn. we use concrete to build houses here so fixing roof is not needed. AC and refrigerator rarely broke down.
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by tuananh 5y ago
Agreed. With a very aggressive caching setup, WP can actually handle it pretty well. I used to have a 5mil pageviews per month site running on 5$ instance from DigitalOcean
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by tuananh 5y ago
i guess you love total code rewrite too :D
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by tuananh 5y ago
> Owning is nice. But it's more limited and more time consuming. There's a cost associated with that. I'm living in SEA.the cost of owning a house isn't a lot where i live. so I'm surprised to keep hearing this f
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by tuananh 5y ago
the source code is available here https://github.com/onivim/oni2
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by tuananh 5y ago
i want onivim to success. i tried it several times but it's not quite there yet, still getting in the way several times during the day.
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by tuananh 5y ago
love it. very easy to understand what the tool can do :)
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by tuananh 5y ago
hugo: it's simple, fast, shipped as single binary jekyll is slow as you grow, a pain to set up
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by tuananh 5y ago
Is there a list of no. Of DC per AZ? I couldnt find it anywhere
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by tuananh 5y ago
doesn't matter how cool this is, i would never use sth like this
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by tuananh 5y ago
thank you. TIL this
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by tuananh 5y ago
i might have remember it wrong. does multiple buildings at single site count as multiple DC? or it must be multiple physically separate locations?
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by tuananh 5y ago
AZ usually have 2-5 DC if i recall correctly
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by tuananh 6y ago
the client is here https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale
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by tuananh 6y ago
using heroku, we don't have to worry about infrastructure (much). having terraform in the pipeline kind of defeats that.
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by tuananh 6y ago
NUC is pretty awesome little machine. I mostly use NUC and raspberry pi for my homelab ( https://i.imgur.com/AHcuq6n.png ) and it works great. very minimal power footprint. for my development machine, i use a deskmini x300 wi
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by tuananh 6y ago
rpi can now boot from ssd via usb. but i would recommend against using rpi. cheap, used nuc or dell / hp mini pc would be better. the power usage difference is negligible i have few NUCs at home (5) + few rpi (3) and while it works, th
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by tuananh 6y ago
if microsoft can pull that off, windows can really shine as a developer friendly OS
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Linux Kernel 5.11 Released(news.itsfoss.com)
3 points by tuananh 6y ago|0 comments
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The state of Linux on desktop in 2020(tuananh.net)
4 points by tuananh 6y ago|5 comments
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by tuananh 6y ago
cool. i will def. check it out
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by tuananh 6y ago
yes, fancy zones is what i ended up using but i still miss tiling wm.

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