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by tylerjl 5y ago
Any blog post that espouses the virtues of btrfs as better alternative to ZFS is going to be immediately recognized as uninformed and a little embarrassing by any operator with a significant degree of experience in both technologies. As som
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by tylerjl 5y ago
For those outside of these bubbles, it’s almost unbelievable how much the housing market has completely exploded the last two years. My family is squarely in this situation - bought our home a few years ago in an extremely fast - growing ar
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by tylerjl 6y ago
It feels weird to me that this blog post would suggest acquiring Let's Encrypt certificates for certificate encryption. While it's great for something public facing that needs your CA installed by default, creating certificates fo
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by tylerjl 6y ago
> Second, D-Bus was replaced as the IPC protocol. Instead, a native fully asynchronous protocol that was inspired by Wayland — without the XML serialization part — was implemented over Unix-domain sockets. Taymans wanted a protocol that
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by tylerjl 6y ago
I administer k8s daily at my full-time job and administer a 14-node nomad cluster in my homelab. This accurately captures my sentiments as well. My nomad cluster is even spread across three different CPU architectures (arm, arm64, and amd64
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Tools I Love to Not Think About(blog.tjll.net)
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by tylerjl 8y ago
Even assuming the worst - that is, that Shorewall development completely stalls - the firewall is fully functional for me and I haven't hit any show-stopping bugs, so my plan is to continue using it until it breaks somewhere down the l
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by tylerjl 8y ago
Was it my blog post? https://blog.tjll.net/building-my-perfect-router/
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by tylerjl 8y ago
I haven't had a chance to revisit the issue after my initial post, but some of the replies since my last attempt look hopeful. After failing to get any PCIe card to work, I've just been using an Ubiquity AP-AC Lite and called it g
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by tylerjl 8y ago
While I've absolutely had this experience with some of my ARM boards (notably, most of my ODroids are stuck on some variant of the 4.14 kernel with vendor patch sets), the essential parts of the espressobin are in mainline, device tree
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by tylerjl 8y ago
This is a topic that is near and dear to me - last year I attempted building my own router/firewall on an ARMv8 board (the espressobin) and I've been extremely happy with it as a DIY router solution [1]. While this sort of approac
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by tylerjl 8y ago
As long as you're using one of the dynamic backends that Traefik hooks into, such as Consul for example, you can do this pretty easily. I do this exact thing with Traefik, Consul, and some various miscellaneous services that don't
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by tylerjl 9y ago
I'm only a casual user of ZFS on Linux for personal storage projects, but I've spoken with people who rely very heavily on ZFS on Linux for their small businesses, and it's interesting to hear their perspectives on this. Esse
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by tylerjl 10y ago
If you're inclined to eschew hosted comments a lá Disqus and want to own it yourself, note that Discourse supports comment embedding for static sites which I've used for a couple years and have been very happy with: https:/&