mogwire

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by mogwire 6d ago
If you are too dumb or too lazy to figure out what this guy has, then you are the problem and will be looked at as a relic. Watching the AI slop my sales reps put in their emails is disgusting but the reply telling them how great of a job t
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by mogwire 17d ago
Typical FOSS hypocrite. Mad that “free” software has to be paid by someone.
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by mogwire 3mo ago
And that issue shows the problem with OSS. Nothing is ever good enough. > Please report this to your distribution And the reply: > but you could create your own .deb packages for each github release, which can be installed much quicke
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by mogwire 6mo ago
> The Court ruled that individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the detailed, comprehensive record of their movements that CSLI provides, even though they share it with their carriers. This decision limited the "third
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by mogwire 6mo ago
Requesting != Buying When this goes back to the courts you can come back to this comment and still be angry you are wrong.
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by mogwire 6mo ago
> Carpenter v. United States (2018) was a landmark Supreme Court case that held the government generally needs a warrant to access historical cell-site location information (CSLI) from cell phone carriers, as its acquisition constitutes
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by mogwire 6mo ago
This is an important question. The tree outside of house is not 9 feet tall per. I have a 2 story house and it easily towers 10 feet higher than my house. Additionally, there are several Royal Palms that are close to 50ft and they show as b
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by mogwire 6mo ago
Coincidentally, there’s an article about this exact topic and it happens to mention Senator Wyden. https://www.pointoforder.com/2013/08/06/congressional-releas...
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by mogwire 8mo ago
Pushing their decisions? This is comical. I guess Debian, SUSE, Canonical, etc get that email from Red Hat just go along with it. We better make the switch, we don’t want our ::checks notes:: competitor made at us.
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by mogwire 8mo ago
You don’t know they are a positive force? This, despite the fact that Rocky, Alma, Oracle Enterprise Linux, etc exist because of the hard work and money spent by Red Hat. And what are those companies doing to fix this issue you claim Red Ha
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by mogwire 10mo ago
I supported Cerner RHEL servers for 6 years and Cerner is a joke. Everything has to run as root. All their scripts are Korn shell hacks from the 90s that have been carrier over. Their god awful Kickstart scripts were written in stone even i
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by mogwire 11mo ago
These are the same people who get mad at Red Hat because they think the 5K people who develop, maintain, and test all of the software do it for free
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by mogwire 1y ago
This is one of the most important questions I see when people recommend an MCP server. If cursor and Claude code can already run an executable why do I need to add an MCP server in front of it? I feel like a lot of times it’s, “Because AI”
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by mogwire 1y ago
I use my M4 MBA as my personal laptop. Never once felt I was overloading it an it was being throttled. Claude Code, some light video and photo editing, YouTube, and Netflix. Not sure what others using an entry level laptop would expect it t
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by mogwire 1y ago
> Every major project in America has undocumented costs to go along with the miles of red tape. Along with would imply that they are not red tape.
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by mogwire 1y ago
Honestly do you not think what he is saying isn't true? Do you think they count the items he mentioned in the total costs? Every major project in America has undocumented costs to go along with the miles of red tape. Just look at Calif
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by mogwire 1y ago
SSL - In my 40s, over 20 plus years. When do I say TLS, when that one annoying guy joins the call that always corrects you. Everyone hates him, and he doesn’t care.
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by mogwire 1y ago
Licenses don’t matter and are rarely challenged in court. This is the nature of OSS. Out right theft in hopes you will never know until it’s too late. Very rarely do large corporations contribute their fair share back to any project. Does t
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by mogwire 1y ago
> By 2006 they had their own Oracle Enterprise Linux distribution. By putting their name on Red Hat’s hard work and reputation.
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by mogwire 2y ago
Working for a cruise line, I got pulled out of line in Genoa, Italy and had my stuff searched for having a multi tool. Which they kept. So it depends I guess.
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by mogwire 2y ago
Restrict access to paying customers? Restrict access to companies violating an EULA to not redistribute packages? That fact that people continue to spread this trope is amazing. I pay for RHEL and I have a developer subscription for persona
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by mogwire 2y ago
300% and you added no additional compute? Prices went up but not 300% unless you got a major discount and added compute.
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by mogwire 2y ago
This is a VM only version of OCP. No containers or microservices. So if you haven’t migrated into that state mentioned but want a Hypervisor that isn’t VMware and have enterprise support.
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by mogwire 2y ago
It always amazing me how people play telephone with Red Hat and how bad the quality of life is post IBM. When they show the service awards they don’t even cover 5 years because they don’t have all day. If it was so bad then you wouldn’t see
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by mogwire 3y ago
He made an apology video, took ownership for his actions, and said he was getting help in the form of therapy. He was accused of groping, forcing someone to touch his genitalia, and coercing someone to have sex. Immature people make mistake
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by mogwire 3y ago
https://www.redhat.com/licenses/Appendix_1_Global_English_20... Unauthorized Use of Subscription Services. Any unauthorized use of the Subscription Services is a material breach of the Agreement. Unauthorized use of th
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by mogwire 3y ago
Correct because it’s free if you agree to the terms. Amazing concept. It’s like if you let me in your house, let me use your stuff, and then you ask me not to break something and then I break something and you kick me out and I get upset.
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by mogwire 3y ago
It’s in the EULA. They don’t deny it and it’s their right. The problem is RMS and all the people supporting FOSS and the GPL say Red Hat, and any other company, are well with in their rights to have that clause. And this causes people, who
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by mogwire 3y ago
Holy FUD Batman. It’s a good thing Open Enterprise Linux is here to save us by forking RHEL and their, god awful, GPL packages! I’m glad to know that pyeri is swearing off so many packages maintained and contributed by Red Hat. Thanks for y
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by mogwire 3y ago
I think this is on purpose. Podman is suppose to be a stepping stone to OpenShift. They don’t want people using it for anything other than development. How many workloads that are currently on OpenShift could sit on a RHEL server behind a l

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