houseofzeus

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by houseofzeus 2y ago
Dublin airport is also terrible once you are actually at the airport. Security there can be glacial.
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by houseofzeus 2y ago
I think most of these solutions including OpenShift Virtualization, Hyper-V, Proxmox, etc. do live migration. What the previous post is talking about is some of the more advanced VMware live migration features like storage live migration an
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by houseofzeus 2y ago
Yes you are correct, it is kubevirt and leveraging KVM as the hypervisor coupled with the QEMU/Libvirt userspace pieces.
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by houseofzeus 2y ago
The ability to evacuate in it.
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by houseofzeus 2y ago
Surprised they aren't moving it to Youtube too.
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by houseofzeus 2y ago
It was basically in their investor presentation on the acquisition lol
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by houseofzeus 2y ago
'“I also think whoever was responsible for it should be fired,” she added.' Ah but that's the joy of, it sorry about that - wasn't us, it was the computer!
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by houseofzeus 3y ago
To my knowledge the CNCF has archived projects [1] before for one reason or another (most commonly inactivity), but I'm not aware of a case where they have actively kicked a project out. It's also interesting to think about what t
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by houseofzeus 3y ago
All the maintainers for linkerd are employed by Buoyant, which means under current graduation criteria it wouldn't have been graduated in the first place. Will be interesting to see if the CNCF TOC does anything about it though.
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by houseofzeus 3y ago
That first leg day is gonna be a real burner.
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by houseofzeus 3y ago
Largely, and in this case they'd likely be involved because of the latter type of jurisdiction.
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by houseofzeus 3y ago
They do. Source ISO images are a relic of the fact one of the ways sources would be distributed was on a physical CD.
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by houseofzeus 3y ago
They would have had to add a few externals to get to Graduated but it's definitely a minority: https://github.com/cilium/cilium/blob/main/MAINTAINERS.md
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by houseofzeus 3y ago
Well, that and there appears to at least be a commercial market for an LTS based on announcements from Red Hat, Azure, and now Amazon. Azure are the ones who effectively posed the question in the community of hey, since we all appear to be
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by houseofzeus 3y ago
It doesn't prevent you redistributing what you have already been given (binaries or source), it does however allow Red Hat to not give you future iterations.
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by houseofzeus 4y ago
Seems more likely Rakuten are paying CIQ for consultancy on their usage of Rocky.
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by houseofzeus 4y ago
Rakuten bought Robin.io to try and address this, and this is the K8S they will position inside Rakuten Symphony, time will tell how that pays off.
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by houseofzeus 4y ago
I think it's two fold: 1) I am not sure Rocky were actually re-packaging the RT stuff originally, they've got it now though. 2) RT is pretty finicky to tune correctly for your use case at the best times, and especially for use cas
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by houseofzeus 4y ago
Also, never consider how you will migrate users of the old thing if you are ever actually successful.
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by houseofzeus 4y ago
Docker didn't really attempt to monetize Kubernetes at all until the writing was on the wall, instead they had their own thing (Swarm) that they were pushing but most of the ecosystem went in the other direction.
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by houseofzeus 4y ago
High on his own gas.
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
At the end of the day though, what are the actual consequences for him?
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
> Microsoft Game Studios doesn't have a lot of market share in PC games besides Minecraft Wow, that sucks. They should acquire someone with a bigger catalogue!
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
The information provided at the time indicated 100 Mhz buffer would be enough, which the FCC doubled. Now the FAA are saying that in fact even 200+ Mhz buffer outside of the frequency that was ever allocated for this purpose is not enough f
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
For perspective, elsewhere in the world it's already been rolled out - in some cases with less buffer than is proposed in the US. The carriers have already delayed their rollout multiple times and the FAA still hasn't been able to
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
My read is either the FAA or the airlines or both want money re-allocated from the FCC spectrum sales or the carriers (or both) to retrofit their dated equipment.
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
Well for one Soracom's homepage doesn't mention 5G (or private 5G) once...
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
Now it's extra dead with no means of external control.
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
They missed the boat on this, there were rumors Microsoft offered as much as $4bn back in ~2016. Whether that's true or not, if there was an exit to be had that was around the time it would have been viable.
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by houseofzeus 5y ago
This is about where I got to when pondering this with regards to NBA Top Shot: 1. Is it irrational to pay large sums of money to collect NFTs? Yes. 2. Is it irrational to pay large sums of money to collect physical cards? Also yes. Regardle

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