LeBit

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by LeBit 3y ago
With Skaffold, you can bind (or rather transparently sync) local files to a Pod. I agree the initial setup is more difficult with a K8s local dev than with a Docker Compose local dev. But the impedance mismatch makes using Docker Compose a
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by LeBit 3y ago
What do you mean by that? You use Docker Compose to distribute to production? Into what?
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by LeBit 3y ago
Or kind. And use Skaffold or Tilt to manage it all. This setup makes Docker Compose look like a toy. Developers should stop with this impedence mismatch of using Docker Compose when developing and K8s in prod.
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by LeBit 3y ago
You think all programmers are HN-level passionate? Most of my colleagues don't know what a ssh public key is used for.
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by LeBit 3y ago
Why would one use Docker for Desktop when Rancher Desktop exists?
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by LeBit 3y ago
Docker for Desktop got better. I think VirtioFS fixed most unbearable fs slowness. But Rancher Desktop also got better and I just cannot understand why I would use Docker for Desktop instead of the Open Sourced Rancher Desktop.
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by LeBit 3y ago
This looks interesting, but nowhere near VyOS abilities and documentation. I can't even find anything related to policy-based routing (PBR).
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by LeBit 3y ago
It is not really beta software though. If you don't want to go into the trouble of building your own ISO, then, yes, you are a beta tester because the only thing they make available pre-built is the ISO from the 1.4 branch which is in
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by LeBit 3y ago
> define zone based? https://support.vyos.io/en/support/solutions/articles/103000... You create a _zone_. You name it and assign some interfaces to it. For my needs, I only assign 1 interface per z
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by LeBit 3y ago
People went full monoliths to full microservices. The same people are now saying creating microservices is a sign of incompetence and the smart thing to do is create monoliths. But not to sound ridiculous, they bring a spin to it: they now
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by LeBit 3y ago
I don't think they use Perl anymore. They have been moving to Python.
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by LeBit 3y ago
The process is not straightforward, especially if you want to customize the image. And I have been unable to build a cloud-init image. But the ISO is buildable from the LTS branch and it works well.
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by LeBit 3y ago
You are comparing bananas and windows.
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by LeBit 3y ago
How do you do zone based firewalls with alpine?
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by LeBit 3y ago
I have created some automation to build the LTS ISO every time a new commit is made on the 1.3 LTS branch.
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by LeBit 3y ago
You can ssh into the router, copy a new config (state) and load that config. It is not very elegant though. Do you know of an open source router that does what you are looking for?
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by LeBit 3y ago
BuyVM supposedly ignores DMCA for their Luxembourg VPSs. Though, that IP you are using is not shared with anyone else and BuyVM doesn't promess not to log. That IP is directly correlated to you in BuyVM's books. That is the very w
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by LeBit 3y ago
Let's keep this simple. Let's say you are using an ISP to connect to a VPN provider. That VPN provider does what most of them do and SNATs multiple customers connections to a single exit public IP. How can they correlate the encry
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by LeBit 3y ago
This thread is a bullshitters playground.
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by LeBit 3y ago
Trust me bro.
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by LeBit 3y ago
I never understood why people say this is an obvious no-no security wise. How is installing something from Homebrew any more secure?
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by LeBit 3y ago
Mullvad. Now IVPN. Those were considered to be the best providers. RARGB died. Cake died. Something is up. And it seems “think of the children" is as effective as ever.
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by LeBit 3y ago
How do you perform correlation implies causation on this? I am Canadian and the government actually said a couple of times that WFH employees were more efficient.
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by LeBit 3y ago
go-task is a very good task runner. Better than “just" IMO. I am now using go-task with every project. Right after creating the gitignore, I create the Taskfile. https://github.com/go-task/task
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by LeBit 3y ago
Sure, but I have never seen it provide best practices solutions. You always have to walk back and do more research to find the best practice. And it doesn't learn. I stopped counting the times I told it it was wrong only for it to ack
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by LeBit 3y ago
Are you 95 years old?
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by LeBit 3y ago
Google Search is in great perils because of ChatGPT.
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by LeBit 3y ago
I'm done with CalDigits. I bought an Element Hub from them. I was losing keyboard and microphone connectivity pretty much every day. Contacted support. After exchanging multiple useless emails where I was told the Hub wasn't comp
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by LeBit 3y ago
You are NOT running minikube on that 2017 MBP.
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by LeBit 3y ago
Tax software. The most popular in my country is Windows only.

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