jaekash

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by jaekash 6y ago
> I've tried both podman and lxd with success but I'm curious, what do you use a tool like that for, mostly? I use podman for dev and test environments, CI and CD workers and testing OCI containers that I eventually deploy in K
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by jaekash 6y ago
I assume you are referring to the Democrat controlled US House passing a resolution with bipartisan support and a 398-17 vote which condemns BDS[1]. BDS is still allowed to operate and the condemnation has no state-actionable consequences
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by jaekash 6y ago
Corporations getting rich off the CCP's action siding with the CCP is hardly surprising.
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by jaekash 6y ago
Very true in this case, if it was not for US foreign policy choices China would not be the problem it is today.
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by jaekash 6y ago
Sometimes USA still manages to do the right thing it seems.
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by jaekash 6y ago
> But for at least Portugal and Greece, and maybe Italy and some eastern European countries, the ally is china since 2014? Maybe financially, but not ideologically. Not sure how far this "allegiance will hold".
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by jaekash 6y ago
> Maybe the long term resolution involves recognizing that even if China is totalitarian, it's only within it's own borders. If it was not for china North Korea and possibly Pakistan would not have had nuclear weapons now. So n
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by jaekash 6y ago
Deferred action is better than nothing, but yes, I would prefer it happened immediately also.
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by jaekash 6y ago
And we already know China has been backdooring other equipment: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-10-04/the-big-h... So yes, this is a small victory in a massive war.
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by jaekash 6y ago
> When a fifteen year old can be put into prison for years in some U.S. states for some weed it hardly makes makes the U.S. look like it values human rights. Would like to see some examples of this, and numbers of this. I really doubt th
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by jaekash 6y ago
It is a bit weird that there are whole movements like BDS setup against Isreal, a wholly democratic and liberal country where people of all religions enjoy the same rights and nobody is placed in concentration camps, while every time someon
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by jaekash 6y ago
> You can always tweak law to make criminal out of anyone inconvenient. And this would be immoral and if you are suggesting the US is doing this you would need to actually back that up. > Wasn't Assange's consensual sex rele
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by jaekash 6y ago
> value-systems are only 'values' and a 'system' when they are well-defined and consistently applied. I get what you are trying to say but definitely a value system requires neither of those things. > So most of th
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by jaekash 6y ago
> Many people in prison in the US did not commit crimes; By all means cite %, and still does not make it a concentration camp. Further the DAs are themselves elected locally in many jurisdictions or appointed by locally elected officials
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by jaekash 6y ago
> Every nation does this with their indigenous population. And it is always wrong. > Yet you don't seem to be outraged at the fact native americans are raped and murdered almost everyday in america. Not under sanction of the stat
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by jaekash 6y ago
So where are the uprisings about china?
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by jaekash 6y ago
A prison is not a concentration camp, US has a justice system with the right to trial and appeal, and if the people in prison actually committed crimes then I'm not sure what the problem is.
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by jaekash 6y ago
> I'm constantly seeing westerners whine about Chinese human rights violations while simultaneously ignoring the HR violations occurring everywhere else, especially in the west. American cops routinely kill people. There has been pr
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by jaekash 6y ago
The only way this makes sense is abstract of any value judgements, and yes sure, if we in the west ignore that everything about the Chinese Communist Party and how it conducts itself is an affront to our values then it makes no difference.
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by jaekash 6y ago
> If China liberalises tomorrow none of the fundamental issues will change and China will still be a threat to the US. The only thing that will change is that the US will have to find something else in order to label China 'evil&#x2
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by jaekash 6y ago
> While podman can run systemd inside a container, it isn’t widely adopted in the images in docker hub and elsewhere. With podman and rootfs it's also normal to run a full systemd inside a container and you don't need special c
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by jaekash 6y ago
> LXD feels like it's at a point between LXC and K8s, but I'm not sure how many real-world systems want to be there. I would suggest give podman with --rootfs a try.
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by jaekash 6y ago
> 1) It's strongly connected to Canonical and Ubuntu. This is mostly a matter of perception and it is an actual community project. However, I can understand people not feeling comfortable with "snap install lxd". Last time
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by jaekash 6y ago
> And you're good to go. If you opened the first link I shared you would see more is needed than this, which is why I linked to something explaining both this and the additional steps needed.
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by jaekash 6y ago
> Six months after agreeing it could have a limited role, ministers look set to exclude the Chinese company, with no new equipment installed from next year. Best news in some time, good thing Washington applied pressure on UK to do the r
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by jaekash 6y ago
That headline is digital gold.
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UK set to ban Huawei from 5G, angering China and pleasing Trump(reuters.com)
1 points by jaekash 6y ago|1 comments
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by jaekash 6y ago
Calling sysv style init scripts with no error checking from systemd unit files is a joke on Canonical, not any other distro.
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by jaekash 6y ago
In that sense docker is also "rootless". Won't be surprising if Canonical does not understand the words they use. EDIT: actually I find no claims that LXD/LXC supports rootless containers, I think the person claiming it
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by jaekash 6y ago
> I do it with a chroot bash script for Ubuntu server atm, but hopefully there's a debootstrap kind of thing on redhat that I can use as a base. There are ways to do chroot installs on RHEL but sadly not well documented. Some resour

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