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by giulivo 2y ago
I believe OpenStack Swift in particular is known to work well in some large organizations [1], NVIDIA is one of those and also invested in its maintenance [2]. 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1DunJM1zoc 2. https:/
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by giulivo 10y ago
And FF46 on Linux which makes me think they just haven't ever tried this with FF.
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by giulivo 10y ago
Now... this is certainly great, especially given the particular selection of projects receiving the donations. I've upvoted the article and hopefully more companies (aka open source consumers) will do the same. But then I wonder, what
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by giulivo 12y ago
I like Stallman's idea of it more. > Thus, hacking means exploring the limits of what is possible, in a spirit of playful cleverness. It seems to me more appropriate, More effective, better descriptive, less limiting. Not that being
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by giulivo 12y ago
hi, no I haven't A/B tested those but I'm sure the videos sound very good. The hifi equipment is probably far more important than the quality issues of a 192AAC vs the CD. Yet, I think you're looking at it from the wrong
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by giulivo 12y ago
thanks, they seem to be looking for how much people is waiting for the service to be available in other countries ... so I just registered!
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by giulivo 12y ago
quality indeed is my main concern too ... I haven't started using any of the cloud services simply because none (that I know) provides lossless music.
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by giulivo 12y ago
> Additionally, both baremetal and OpenStack Ironic have a focus on 'triple-O', or OpenStack on OpenStack[2] use cases Well, I'm sure they have issues but what gave you the impression they are focused on TripleO use cases?
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by giulivo 13y ago
I think maximizing profit is what corporations do by definition. I agree with the poster something is changed at Gogle after Larry Page took over though. Yet in the process of "making my opinion about a corp being evil or not" I e
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by giulivo 13y ago
I enjoyed the post but there is one sentence I can't understand: > 2/ Only surround yourself with brilliant and positive people. Negative and mediocre people are everywhere and their influence on you can be devastating. The t
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by giulivo 13y ago
OpenShift
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Finally, official Fedora cloud images are available.(fedoraproject.org)
2 points by giulivo 13y ago|0 comments
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by giulivo 13y ago
to be honest, I'd have linked the features list page: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/19/FeatureList which bundles a lot of nice informations in a single page!
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by giulivo 13y ago
actually it boils down to very few steps: # rpm --import https://fedoraproject.org/static/FB4B18E6.txt # yum update yum # yum --releasever=19 distro-sync also see this: https://fedoraproject.org&#x2
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by giulivo 13y ago
sure it is better than doing nothing, except in my perception HN isn't a place for average non-tech guys so I get bored by this kind of posts About me, I'm planning (and practicing) not to release any non-free code and also lookin
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by giulivo 13y ago
indeed that is what in these days I would consider interesting and eventually title "Returning to Free Software" ... have you got experiences to share on the matter? And speaking about practical solutions, I know of identi.ca and
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by giulivo 13y ago
Also, I'm not selling myself as the only good guy around who always makes good decisions. I use and need a replacement for gmail, for todoist, for linkedin and probably a few others. So what would an hacker, returning to freedom, sugge
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by giulivo 13y ago
yeah thanks for pointing that out, I'll fix that btw, I meant to say "exotic"
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by giulivo 13y ago
yes, not only that but I'm getting bored by people pretending they're doing anything good just because they've (finally) realized that using non-free software suffers from collaterals I'm bored by people pretending they&
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by giulivo 13y ago
not sure how much familiar you are with EFF though, it is called electronic FRONTIER foundation (not FREEDOM foundation)
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by giulivo 13y ago
but again, if it is just about the default behaviour which we debate, one can simply disable the overcommit vm.overcommit_memory = 2 see https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/vm/overcommit-accou...
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by giulivo 13y ago
Given the topic of the article I understand my question could be seen as OT but I'd like to dig more into the following: > The NT kernel is still much better than Linux in some ways --- you guys be trippin' with your overcommit-by-defa
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by giulivo 13y ago
One more feature I found very interesting in GlusterFS is the ability to export the volumes via NFS, transparently, to the NFS clients.
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by giulivo 13y ago
I've attempted something similar but without installing any external package and by documenting the config inline so that one could pick only what needed: http://giuliofidente.com/2013/04/getting-to-know-and-use-ema... In there I tried to
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My Svbtle inspired responsive theme for Pelican(github.com)
1 points by giulivo 13y ago|0 comments
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by giulivo 14y ago
I think you're doing it wrong. Having a _shared_ account, with sudo privileges and a common password doesn't look smart. Also, you're forcing devs to copy their public keys around. I think you underestimate the benefits brought in by a cent
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by giulivo 14y ago
I stayed in the dark for long time, waiting for a post like this. I refused to spend any good money on whatever tablet. Better, not only I haven't found any single productive use for a tablet, I haven't ever found one for a smartphone eithe
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by giulivo 14y ago
In another post, I'm also trying to compare the similarities of the two. The problem I see is that they both, especially when used 'improperly', prevent people from innovate. To me it looks like software improves also by recycling and impro
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by giulivo 14y ago
I think the software patents regulation should to be reviewed but I see the current situation with software patents regulation very similar to what happens with copyrighted closed source software. To my understanding, they both prevent inno
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by giulivo 14y ago
> The thing is: there is no pattern for success generation. Stop seeking it. This is against the nature of being exceptional. Of the same idea is Alberto Savoia in his book about pretotyping, where he describes such a Law of Failure. Wh

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