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by znpy 1y ago
> It costs $15 per fully qualified domain name and $149 per wildcard domain name. Why would anyone do that instead of using letsencrypt?
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by znpy 1y ago
> I've seen a few brilliant but inflexible people hit up against the immovable parts of a corporation. With such an attitude it would have only been a matter of time before they hit up the immovable part of academia as well.
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by znpy 1y ago
all i can think is: "you were supposed to destroy the sith, not join them"
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by znpy 1y ago
My understading is that contributions were being sabotaged by some Red Hat wayland fanatics that managed take over freedesktop.org and forcefully halt contributions to Xorg. Otherwise we would probably have had this years ago.
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by znpy 1y ago
So op is now spending 10% of their "$24,000 annual bill" which would be 2400 $/year. Which in turn would be $200/month on infrastructure. If the whole company can run on 200$/month in VPSes, they probably went on AW
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by znpy 1y ago
> AWS features may be expensive to replicate 100% but what if one only needs 80%. You are correct, but I think you're missing the point: my 80% and your 80% don't overlap completely.
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by znpy 1y ago
Ln the case of AWS: customer obsession. It's their first "leadership principle" (their sort of corporate religion, straight out of the lips of Jeff himself)
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by znpy 1y ago
> The convenience of a hypothetical cis peerson is worth more than the lives of 100 trans people it seems. Complete nonsense. The ratio is generally the inverse: there are 100 cis people and 1 trans person. Those are just the numbers, ot
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by znpy 1y ago
> My point was, financially and logically, it made (makes) no sense. You don't know, but you proved your customer's point, unwillingly. The thing is, your logic is flawed because it's (incredibly) shortsighted. > VMware
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by znpy 1y ago
> Typically that is the case in large cities, but the opposite is generally true elsewhere. The least fortunate communities in the US are by and large hardcore right-leaning. As somebody that moved from a small community to a large city,
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by znpy 1y ago
I get that quote, but there's an aspect to that that has change over the last ~20 years or so and that is the key pivotal point. > liberals see the faults in society as things that can be fixed The change in my opinion is that the f
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by znpy 1y ago
The user you're responding to probably doesn't really understand how kubernetes works, and the trade-offs that the etcd has taken to allow in order to be "distributed". But you're right. You launch node pretty much
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by znpy 1y ago
> But until someone gets the resources and willpower together to do all of that, the anecdata is all the evidence we have. Still not evidence.
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by znpy 1y ago
So killing civilians is bad only when it happens to the people you like, but it's okay if you don't like the civilians getting killed? Shame on you.
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by znpy 1y ago
> Tech is inherently monopolistic due to network effects and infinite scaling. The so called "network effect" is entirely artificial. When the FAANG-level companies did not exist yet, services were designed to be interoperable,
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by znpy 1y ago
I mean no disrespect, but anecdotal evidence is not evidence.
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by znpy 1y ago
> Treating people under 18 is a politically losing issue. This is the key point, imho. In the transgender rights discourse no margin for error is admitted, but there is like in any other human field (of course). There have been several c
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by znpy 1y ago
> One size does not fit all, hence multiple materially different solutions spring up. Sooo… like what kubernetes does today?
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by znpy 1y ago
A nic dedicated to SAN traffic, for example. People being serious about networked storage don’t run their storage network i/o on the same nic where they serve traffic.
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by znpy 1y ago
> have a well described public & introspectable OpenAPI schema you can use to generate clients. Last time I tried loading the openapi schema in the swagger ui on my work laptop (this was ~3-4 years ago, and i had an 8th gen core i7 w
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by znpy 1y ago
I'd like to add my points of view: 1. Helm: make it official, ditch the text templating. The helm workflow is okay, but templating text is cumbersome and error-prone. What we should be doing instead is patching objects. I don't kn
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by znpy 1y ago
> * Globally distributed Non-requirement? > * Tailnet as the default network stack That would probably be the first thing I look to rip out if I ever was to use that. Kubernetes assuming the underlying host only has a single NIC has b
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by znpy 1y ago
> Hard disagree with replacing yaml with HCL. I see some value instead. Lately I've been working on Terraform code to bring up a whole platform in half a day (aws sub-account, eks cluster, a managed nodegroup for karpenter, karpente
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by znpy 1y ago
And again, in the year of the lord 2025, the year of linux on the desktop is next year.
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by znpy 1y ago
I just want to echo the (very good) comment by jmull: > Well, the previous poster had to invent a quote. And you're the one name calling here. Look in the mirror my friend. Yeah, look in the mirror.
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by znpy 1y ago
> Microsoft ENFORCES usage of an online account these days. Wait until the EU Commission hears about this. It's crazy that we need the EU Commission to talk sense into US companies.
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by znpy 1y ago
> "you should have known to not trust a company with your data, do your own backups" Hey, yeah, I'm one of those people, and I'm not backing down. The """cloud""" as solutions of all tech
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by znpy 1y ago
i mean, can you imagine how many chips are built? nowadays there's at least a chip in most physical objects...
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by znpy 1y ago
I used heroku manh years ago and i have fond memories of it. I think the landing page fails at answering the two most basic questions: 1. Can i deploy via a stupid simple “git push” ? 2. Can i express what my workloads are via a stupid simp
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