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by xnxn 10y ago
Small correction: Operators aren't a CoreOS-specific thing, and they're easy to install on any cluster. Ultimately, the "Operator framework" is just a pattern: you represent some class of software (e.g. etcd, Elasticsear
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by xnxn 10y ago
Kubernetes rocks, but this post exemplifies a complaint of mine: there's a glaring lack of examples of production-capable database deployments. In this Helm chart, your master is a single Pod (which is ephemeral and which you should us
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by xnxn 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backspace#.5EH
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by xnxn 10y ago
http://nodered.org/
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by xnxn 10y ago
I think it's just ES2015 with JSX.
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by xnxn 11y ago
Right? Damned if they do, damned if they don't...
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by xnxn 11y ago
> Linux support is on the roadmap post-launch, Mac support is on the roadmap post-decent Apple hardware release, whenever that is. https://twitter.com/PalmerLuckey/status/674311865023918080
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by xnxn 11y ago
> The sort of internal reward you're describing would be hollow because people would still see others' work that was better than theirs, and they would feel jealous. Well, that's the status quo. > Most of my sense of se
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by xnxn 11y ago
The article gives this as an example. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Prime#Examples To live or to die, I ask myself this.
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by xnxn 11y ago
https://blog.mozilla.org/security/files/2015/05/HTTPS-FAQ.pd...
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by xnxn 11y ago
eat flaming death ? http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg.txt
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by xnxn 11y ago
(Yours is my favorite so far, LOL.) Hi, I would discuss the impressive contrast between these thoughts and the facts of reality with you, please; thanks! :) 100/100
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by xnxn 11y ago
I know it's been done before, but I can't wait for the return of hyperlinked VR content :)
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by xnxn 11y ago
Any sufficiently complex map is indistinguishable from the territory.
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by xnxn 11y ago
Wouldn't this allow a bad actor to coerce a voter into disclosing their anonymous number and revealing how they voted?
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by xnxn 11y ago
Thanks for the test comment. :-)
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by xnxn 11y ago
For sure. This is the main reason I use UE4.
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by xnxn 11y ago
> When websites suck [...] nobody hesitates to point it out. That's very true, but I downvote those comments also. I wish we could stick to discussing the content.
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by xnxn 11y ago
Please refrain next time. It's completely off-topic.
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by xnxn 11y ago
You can already stop traffic by doing this. Why not give it a go? ;) On a serious note: I'm sure strolling into highway traffic will be approximately as legal as it is presently.
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by xnxn 11y ago
> Drawing a card is definitely a GET. I see where you're coming from ("I'm drawing / taking / GETting some cards"), but drawing cards is not an idempotent action. I would implement it as a POST.
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by xnxn 11y ago
https://github.com/google/cadvisor
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by xnxn 12y ago
Whoops, I misread the post above and thought they were using Skype/video chat as an example of a computationally intensive application. My bad!
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by xnxn 12y ago
https://sputnik.github.io/
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by xnxn 12y ago
> couldn't even run Skype on it Hangouts?
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by xnxn 12y ago
Yeah, that's about what I've been doing, but AFAICT I lose the benefits of layering when I refuse to speak the registry protocol. Docker's export command dumps the entire image tree, so I'm stuck transferring GB-sized pa
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by xnxn 12y ago
To clarify, I don't want to run my own registry and I don't want to rely on any third party for image hosting. I just want to pull tarballs from a dumb file server. No need to run a registry for that, and no one company has a priv
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by xnxn 12y ago
I've got a use case. ACI support would let me use containers without being coupled to Docker's registry. I really don't want to run that software, and I really, really don't want to rely on Docker Hub. ACI's use of
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by xnxn 12y ago
The idea is that you build the image and push it to a registry. The service hosts then only pull the layers they don't already have. In practice, running a private registry is a pain (last I checked the official Docker image for it cra
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by xnxn 12y ago
For a brief, horrifying moment, I thought this was the name of a product. What a time to be alive.

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