harryruhr

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Efs2 – A dead-simple configuration management tool(efs2.sh)
4 points by harryruhr 5y ago|0 comments
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by harryruhr 5y ago
DevOps originally means a method. It is not a position or a job. But that doesn't stop companies to say, there are looking for an "DevOps engineer" or similar. The definition is vague at best. Some seem to think a "DevOp
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by harryruhr 5y ago
I have a clear statement in my profile at linkedin: I am a Unix/Linux sysadmin, not a "DevOps" or a "Cloud/AWS/Azure engineer". I am only doing traditional Unix/Linux sysadmin stuff. There is not a da
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by harryruhr 5y ago
YML is the exact reason I don't use Ansible anymore. Writing complex YML for simple tasks is a time burner. After I discovered https://efs2.sh I switched over to this simple config management solution, which simply execut
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by harryruhr 5y ago
There is also the European Institute of applied Buddhism (EIAB) in Waldbröl, Germany https://eiab.eu/
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by harryruhr 5y ago
>I mean very specifically that I'm a member of the community and I'm speaking about us. I still have problem with the word "us". What do you mean by "community"? If you mean a certain organization you shoul
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by harryruhr 5y ago
Of course there is the autism spectrum. But it is a spectrum, it is not something that goes from mild to severe or where people have every symptom on the list in a certain degree. The spectrum is diverse - so it is wrong to make any general
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by harryruhr 5y ago
Person with Asperger's here. The one thing that bothers me more than neurotypical people writing about autism without actually speaking with people with autism are people with autism who think that they can speak for the "commun
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The cost of cloud(ptribble.blogspot.com)
134 points by harryruhr 5y ago|130 comments
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by harryruhr 5y ago
Xfig is missing. A vector graphics editor for X, 36 years old and still maintained. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xfig
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Debian 11 with runit as init system(simpletools.info)
2 points by harryruhr 5y ago|0 comments
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by harryruhr 5y ago
I still use xterm with a bitmap font plus tmux. Low on resources, fast and all features I need.
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by harryruhr 5y ago
The FSFE has its own issues: https://write.as/malinagalina/i-took-fsfe-to-court
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Comparison of Tiling Window Managers(simpletools.info)
4 points by harryruhr 6y ago|0 comments
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by harryruhr 6y ago
Docker has its use cases. But running everything possible in a docker container just for the sake of "dockerizing" seems a little bit excessive. One must basically maintain a (more or less) complete userland environment for every
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by harryruhr 6y ago
It's all relative, of course. But getting a signed package from the repo of the distro I'm using for years is something different than using a random image from hub.docker.com.
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by harryruhr 6y ago
Docker for every application? If you create and maintain the Docker image or Dockerfile for every applucation yourself, you must have plenty of time. If you rely on public images from Docker Hub, you must have plenty of trust in the creat
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SimpleTools – A collection of simple and lightweight programs(simpletools.info)
4 points by harryruhr 6y ago|0 comments
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by harryruhr 6y ago
I had no idea this is still around, it has even UTF-8 support
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The Traditional Vi(github.com)
1 points by harryruhr 6y ago|1 comments
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by harryruhr 6y ago
Not, Edge on Linux it's not "good". To me, "good" is not only about speed or features, but also about privacy. And on that field MS Edge is just terrible. When you launch Edge, it makes http(s) requests to 20 differ
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by harryruhr 6y ago
Yes, me too. It's my favourite movie with Connery.
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by harryruhr 6y ago
Unfortunately not a service for privacy-conscious people, since it heavily depends on google services. The site itself makes 57 third party requests to 13 different sites.
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by harryruhr 6y ago
Almost any "NextGen" "cybersecurity" product
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To whom browsers are talking out of the box(write.tchncs.de)
2 points by harryruhr 6y ago|0 comments
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by harryruhr 7y ago
There was an Article "Are the BSDs dying" ( https://www.csoonline.com/article/3250653/is-the-bsd-os-dyin... ) where it us said, that NetBSD has the lowest code quality of all BSD variants. It also finishes
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by harryruhr 7y ago
Should you migrate from Linux to BSD? It depends. A response to "Why you should migrate everything from Linux to BSD" https://fediverse.blog/~/AllGoodThings/should-you-migrate-fr...
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by harryruhr 7y ago
It's not about SysVInit. It's about supporting other init systems (OpenRC, runit, s6)
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by harryruhr 7y ago
1. the infamous "a start/stop job is running" message. 2. Some services just won't start at boot. E.g. reproducible ntpd on CentOS 7 3. Sometimes my notebook, running Debian with systemd, won't shut down an I had to
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by harryruhr 7y ago
What's wrong with using plain libvirt tools, like virsh? Is there some other advantage to Proxmox besides having a nice WebUI?

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