kklimonda

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by kklimonda 5mo ago
I mean, Linux package managers are so great that we have at least 2 different ways of delivering software (especially GUI software) to Linux distributions that depends on "app images". To me that shows that none of those approache
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by kklimonda 5mo ago
Isn't WinRM/PowerShell/RDP equivalent of SSH, and dpdk/apt-get is basically .msi with group policies for installation? This has been there for decades probably? Group Policies also allow you to enforce things like browse
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by kklimonda 5mo ago
Lixnux version of AD is FreeIPA, with group policies translating to dconf - at least that was the way "enterprise" linux vendors (like RH or Canonical) were moving towards. Now, how well is dconf integrated with all the software y
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by kklimonda 7mo ago
Ceph can scale to pretty large numbers for both storage, writes and reads. I was running 60PB+ cluster few years back and it was still growing when I left the company.
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by kklimonda 11mo ago
datablocks.dev has a page explaining what white label and recertified disks are [1]. Those are not disks used for years under heavy load. 1: https://datablocks.dev/blogs/news/white-label-vs-recertified...
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by kklimonda 2y ago
For me, and probably a lot of other people who moved from other search engines, long-term viability of Kagi is important - heck, that's the reason I've decided it's worth paying some money for search. Given that, I'd exp
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by kklimonda 3y ago
You can't drive two LG 5k screens with a single cable, due to it lacking DSC support.
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by kklimonda 3y ago
So this is not about forcing Apple to make clients for competing platforms, but to allow businesses to send spam to more users? Well, thanks Google.
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by kklimonda 3y ago
Some people enjoy the internet of old, where you had to put some effort into finding venues for collaborating. There is nothing wrong with some places prioritizing building communities over algorithmical reach of the larger platforms.
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by kklimonda 3y ago
Immigrants are indeed more willing to do the jobs that domestic workers are no longer interested in doing, but their effect on wages is minimal, mostly affecting lower class, mostly other immigrants. It's unclear if there is anything t
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by kklimonda 3y ago
"The people" are fine with lowering age of retirement, and in general not that interested in rising enough new people to sustain economy and social policies of their countries. Granted, immigration policies in most of the western
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by kklimonda 3y ago
It's always been like this in GPU space - all reviews have always mentioned number of compute units (be it SMS or "cuda cores"), and the total available for the given architecture is also known. A lot can be told about relati
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by kklimonda 3y ago
But this seems like a perfectly valid argument to have. I hate that I currently have at least 5 different "usb-like" cable types in my household: usbc to usbc, usbc to lightning, usba to usbc, usba to lightning, usba to microusb,
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by kklimonda 3y ago
How would they do that? Those are shipped directly from Amazon, and don't have any external markings that could be used to link specific card to amazon account. Unless the idea is that vouchers arrive at amazon in some additional packa
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by kklimonda 3y ago
They also have vouchers you can buy from Amazon, which I find a nice alternative to sending cash in an envelope.
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by kklimonda 3y ago
Given that NATO is a defensive alliance, I don't see how such a rule would make much sense. Can you spell that rule out, and link to the official document?
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by kklimonda 4y ago
It depends on your bank - mine has an application for phones that is used to interact with 3D Secure, confirm money transfers etc.
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by kklimonda 4y ago
Probably all of them? Jakt repo isn't even 3 months old.
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by kklimonda 4y ago
My argument, based on this thread alone, would be that Codium will always be... held back by its roots in open core project, with some amazing features (like remote editing) or plugins being unavailable. Codium developers do not "own&q
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by kklimonda 4y ago
vim bindings in Emacs are so great that when something isn't implemented properly (eg. editing macros, global marks) it hurts so much more.
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by kklimonda 4y ago
I can't really tell if this is some sort of satire, or a serious post I should actually put some thought into...
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by kklimonda 4y ago
Aren't most stores insured, and if so wouldn't this data be available due to insurance claims?
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by kklimonda 5y ago
q3k has mentioned metallb+bgp, which is basically in-cluster implementation of LoadBalancer Service type (bgp speakers are running on k8s nodes and announce /32 routes to nodes based on configuration), but it doesn't provide an an
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by kklimonda 5y ago
How do you keep ecmp hashing stable between rollouts?
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by kklimonda 5y ago
Wasn't this the case with Fortnite, which originally was available only as a side loaded app, and now you need a separate store app to install it? Or am I misremembering it?
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by kklimonda 6y ago
Just because CentOS Stream has "CentOS" in its name does not mean it's the same thing - CentOS, as is known currently, will effectively stop existing once CentOS7 is no longer supported (not to mention CentOS8 will not even b
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by kklimonda 6y ago
Alpine is still linked against musl and not glibc, right? That is a rather large departure, and potentially more problematic than small package repository (usually the smaller repository, the easier it is to package your own stuff from scra
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by kklimonda 6y ago
RedHat provides developer subscriptions to their products: https://developers.redhat.com/articles/getting-red-hat-devel...
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by kklimonda 7y ago
DO has upgraded their Ceph cluster to luminous back in 2018 according to this blog post: https://blog.digitalocean.com/block-storage-volume-performan...
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by kklimonda 7y ago
Assuming unlimited budget for hardware and licenses, then building a team that can deploy and manage VMWare on 40 nodes will be much easier - however raw VM is not really comparable to what k8s is giving you, so you'll be also solving

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