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by yebyen 4y ago
If you're looking for an example of successful monetization of open source addons for K8s, you could do much better than the example of Weave Net.
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by yebyen 4y ago
Yeah. So if you don't want to pay Docker/Mirantis for the privilege of using their open source implementation of the open container initiative standard on the MacOS, what else do you do with your Mac to run docker containers? Are
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by yebyen 4y ago
When I checked this out 9 days ago there was a GitOps installation instructions page! I didn't have a chance to follow it up right away, but now it doesn't resolve anymore. What happened to GitOps support in Zitadel? https:/
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by yebyen 4y ago
KinD requires some docker engine to run it on. That's all I'm using from Rancher. It allows me to switch between containerd and docker-engine. My options on this physical machine as I see it are: lima, rancher desktop, or Docker D
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by yebyen 4y ago
I'm pretty happy with kind on Rancher Desktop on a mac!
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by yebyen 4y ago
Where do you actually use lightning? Does it work for you most of the time?
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by yebyen 4y ago
Where do you get that anyone wants to strip anyone's rights away from within this conversation? We're talking about laws, which generally bind individuals to certain behaviors. Laws do not make rights as far as I'm aware (and
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by yebyen 4y ago
> Mandatory sunset clauses would be another good idea, along with a requirement that the entire bill, along with any external documents incorporated by reference (e.g. building codes), must be read into the official record with a quorum
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by yebyen 4y ago
I don't know anything personally but I do have a friend who works as an engineer at ID.me and he explained to me that they really don't store any data. The way it was explained to me, (apologies if there's anything factually
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by yebyen 4y ago
Thank you. The docs all work, but some paths through the docs do not work on certain form factors (I think this is a mobile issue) Well, the docs did work, (they're 100% down now...)
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by yebyen 4y ago
My go-to stack is Prometheus and Grafana with kube-prometheus-stack Helm chart for Kubernetes. I'm sure I'm not configuring it well. There are too many leaps I couldn't follow directly in how to make the config, and there&#x2
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by yebyen 4y ago
Congratulations, you all just suggested re-inventing Deis workflow (with a few additional pieces) :) There are a lot of elements indeed, https://docs.teamhephy.com/understanding-workflow/components... This is classic l
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by yebyen 4y ago
There's also Deis Workflow (Hephy Workflow) https://web.teamhephy.com For those worried about a Single Point of Failure, you can't have your cake and eat it too. Docker and Dokku is a single point of failure when you b
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by yebyen 4y ago
There's a lot of wrong ideas out there and we don't get people to have the right idea by shutting down discussion about it. I like your article better than Cory Doctorow's take, how's that for positive feedback? I'm
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by yebyen 4y ago
FWIW I am for sure the one misunderstanding, I get burned by this every time. Sell low, buy high – that's the name of the game isn't it?
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by yebyen 4y ago
I am glad someone knows what "laser eyes" mean, I did not get that reference or know that meme. FWIW, I do not have laser eyes and I would not bet against BTC reaching 100k. But that does not mean I believe BTC should be the leade
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by yebyen 4y ago
> what happens when BTC does reach 100k? — presumably most will sell including the grifters in Miami, Dubai and so on LOL – if you think this is true, you don't know anything about greed or emotions. (To be a bit less obscurant, I&#
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by yebyen 4y ago
> Observe /r/programming or HN for long enough. Well, I haven't seen those commenters before, and I'm still not excited about using .NET, (and I'm the type of person who you'd expect to be getting excited ab
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by yebyen 4y ago
I have never heard anyone "spreading FUD that .NET isn't OS" but I have heard plenty of times from Mac and Linux users, "why would you want to use PowerShell" and I am mining this thread for answers, because I hones
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by yebyen 4y ago
The title bar is small and it gets smaller every time our resolution gets higher. In Linux window managers, alt+click anywhere in the window and drag has been a standard way to move windows with or without handles since probably two decades
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by yebyen 4y ago
Just so you understand me, I have basically zero expectation that anyone is going to choose "my favorite blockchain" for their next big project and send the price soaring. It's just not going to happen. With that out of the w
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by yebyen 4y ago
Don't you want some verifiable continuity in those books? How do you guarantee that continuity breaches are easy to spot when they're "books" and you can publish as many of them as you want, or skip one if it turns out w
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by yebyen 4y ago
We're not talking about tax evasion. If you don't have hundreds of thousands of dollars in assets, then banks have all sorts of fees that they ding you for just like the phone company when you travel, and they won't waive the
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by yebyen 5y ago
I think it's kind of neat the way that it fails. It would be very easy for someone to accidentally poof and it's been factory reset if they didn't know how to handle this. I'm talking four mis-keystrokes easy. And a puzz
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by yebyen 5y ago
I was under the impression that is not an option on the Chromebook 14" from HP. But I have never disassembled the thing, so if there is a write-protect screw in there, I won't have seen it anyway... I don't really mind, it do
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by yebyen 5y ago
My experience with this, and I'll stress that I'm sure it varies by device, is that using the Mr. Chromebox firmware to install GalliumOS works great, until you allow the device to be put to sleep or run out of battery. Then the f
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by yebyen 5y ago
I think that depends on what you mean by compliance. Some regulations require you to irreversibly destroy data when they prescribe the destruction of that data. That can mean as much as "you have to encrypt everything with a separate k
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by yebyen 5y ago
ETH is a public ledger. If you publish your address and put your own name on it, any transfers to or from that address will be associated with your public name. This is not something that can be solved. At least not in ETH itself; even priv
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by yebyen 5y ago
> But many (most?) people don't suffer criticism well in my experience - and this seems to be especially true of the people who are most worthy of being criticized. This is definitely a cultural thing, I brought this up with my team
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by yebyen 5y ago
Sounds like it was a MySQL database: https://github.blog/2022-03-23-an-update-on-recent-service-d...

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