sudonem

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by sudonem 7d ago
There are a couple of things going on here. Primarily because Resolve is meant as a tool for professionals - and as a result it can’t get away with using things like Ffmpeg under the hood. Ffmpeg (for example) doesn’t use officially license
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by sudonem 8d ago
It’s because those codecs require SDK’s that are expensive to license. That’s not a Linux specific issue - it’s always been that way for the non-studio version of Resolve (with some exceptions on MacOS since the ProRes codecs are already pa
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by sudonem 17d ago
The BSD base is the entire point. If you prefer driving towards Linux all that is necessary is to migrate your TrueNAS CORE instance to TrueNAS Scale which is Debian based. (It is reportedly fairly painless). This specific project is for pe
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by sudonem 28d ago
This is what I do. Works fine. I’ll also include entries in the .github dir in project repos doing same thing in case anyone working on it happens to use GitHub copilot via vscode will also pick up on the AGENTS.md as well as any skills I m
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by sudonem 29d ago
As much as I want this to be true, tech not being socially acceptable has not been much of a barrier in the past. At least not in the US. At best adoption is delayed a while until the marketing department figures out a strategy that is more
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by sudonem 1mo ago
Some people perhaps just don’t want to give money to literal Bond villains. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by sudonem 2mo ago
And it’s easily altered.
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by sudonem 2mo ago
Except for the part where Oracle is so deeply embedded into the US government, and Larry Ellison is connected enough that they will be granted any and all bailouts necessary to prevent this (while everyone pretends not to notice that such b
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by sudonem 3mo ago
Sure. But that wasn’t OP’s question. The question was why Podman doesn’t have the adoption levels that Docker does, and my supposition was that (for those that don’t have much Linux administration experience) added steps like systems config
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by sudonem 3mo ago
> Doesn't quadlet fix some or all of those problems? It definitely can solve some of those problems, and that’s the approach I’d generally recommend. But to answer OP’s question - my supposition was that the mere fact that such a de
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by sudonem 3mo ago
Linux. It’s not the installation of podman that can be fiddly. It’s the setting up systemd unit files and local user accounts for rootless / daemonless deployment of containerized apps that can be a headache. It’s not hard. It’s just f
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by sudonem 3mo ago
I’d wager it’s mainly just that deployment is mildly more annoying and requires more disparate steps. Especially if you want to go rootless (and you should). For someone that isn’t “Linux first” (like a baby developer learning to containeri
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by sudonem 3mo ago
TIL. Nice.
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by sudonem 3mo ago
We should probably just bring back Geocities at this point.
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by sudonem 3mo ago
True enough. Although has Andy Yang openly supported Donald Trump so…. That’s a no for me.
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by sudonem 3mo ago
Yeah - answered below. As I mentioned, a lot of the tweets and Reddit posts have been deleted so it’s hard to track down now. It was a bit of a shitstorm on Mastodon some months ago though.
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by sudonem 3mo ago
Yeah. It’s trace now because many of the tweets and Reddit posts have since been (unsurprisingly) purged but it looks basically the same as what we’re discussing regarding Mullvad right now. - https://theintercept.com/2025&#
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by sudonem 3mo ago
It’s worth noting that Proton’s CEO is also known to be a supporter of right-wing causes. There is no ethical consumption under capitalism. I keep along the effort, but it just continues to be impossible.
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by sudonem 3mo ago
I would be interested in knowing both what kind of fabrication occurred, but perhaps I’m not curious about how it was discovered? Did the defense use some sort of tool to debunk? Was it just an obvious deepfake etc? Or was it the officer’s
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by sudonem 5mo ago
There’s obviously no single solution, it won’t make sense for all use cases, but NATS is far more lightweight, very simple to configure and deploy, has very few dependencies and offers incredibly low latency. NATS with Jetstream also closes
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by sudonem 5mo ago
This is a very solid article. That said, anyone trying to build something new where Kafka might make sense should probably be considering NATS as an alternative - particularly with micro services in mind.
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by sudonem 5mo ago
Strong agree that Flickr went downhill rapidly when acquired by Yahoo - but also happy to report that it has since bounced back. The community isn’t the same of course, but the platform itself is a joy to use again - especially as someone w
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by sudonem 5mo ago
No. It’s a component of Davinci Resolve, not an isolated binary. It’s not likely ever to be offered as a standalone app. That’s just not how Resolve is designed.
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by sudonem 5mo ago
Yes. The free version is very generous. Most non-professionals won’t ever need a license for Resolve Studio. BMD’s entire game here is that they are a hardware company first. They hook you in with some really good software - and when you st
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by sudonem 6mo ago
As a general point of information: The FAA very clearly has jurisdiction to “all navigable airspace” which is broadly defined as “all airspace immediately above ground level”. Which is to say, there’s no minimum height threshold under which
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by sudonem 6mo ago
My approach might be an outlier, but I’ll share since it’s a bit more platform agnostic. I do almost all of it work in the terminal, so I had already been using chezmoi to manage my dotfiles for a few years. Eventually I added an Ansible bo
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by sudonem 6mo ago
They’re also developers and probably do care. I’d wager, as always, someone in management with bonus targets to hit probably told them to do it anyway. :/
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by sudonem 6mo ago
Agree. I WANT to love it - and if I was only ever working on one, or a small number of systems that I was the only one working on I’d probably do it. I’m ALL about customizing my environment. However ssh into various servers through the day
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by sudonem 7mo ago
Yes to this, but also installing fzf is life changing.
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by sudonem 7mo ago
As much as I applaud the intention, the genie has been out of the bottle on this one for many years already.

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