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by untoreh 10y ago
container engines provide apis that orchestration softwares use to manage containers in all kinds of ways. In small setups with not much logistic going on i guess you can manage everything with fleet and some systemd units
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by untoreh 10y ago
rkt which uses systemd-nspawn was started after docker shifted focus from just the containers to the whole environment
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by untoreh 10y ago
the biggest memory footprint is gonna come from language servers I think, so check those.
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by untoreh 10y ago
a simple example: on vscode, opening a file from remote fs does not lock the ui, atom (and sublime) freezes. vscode is pretty concurrent! the only thing somewhat slow seems to be regex matches which are single threaded but I am not sure the
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by untoreh 10y ago
capitalism trades work for capital in an infinite loop, as long as it is free to bargain as little work for as much capital it is exploitative. The only non exploitative capitalism is a non-liberal capitalism which limits the bargaining, bu
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by untoreh 10y ago
I was just trying colemak, from what I read the loss in qwerty is dued to people making the fast jump, I will see if learning the different layout in like the evening and keeping qwerty for the rest of the day preserves both memories
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by untoreh 10y ago
I don't think you void warranty if you uninstall google apps, samsung on the other hand...even if you try to uninstall apps by getting root they get installed automatically on reboot, you have to flash a new rom to remove stuff.
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by untoreh 10y ago
in comparison both vscode and atom have crap statufulness, in my case they both crash every half hour and when you reopen them everything is gone, atom right now (1.7.3/4) has a bug that makes the editor crash some times when you save