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I mean it's one file, Michael. What could it take to transfer it, 10 seconds?
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AlbertFlasher posted:contrary to popular belief but bsd is in fact cool and good BSD is just for people that thinks Linux is too mainstream
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lol it's true
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Kamrat posted:BSD is just for people that thinks Linux is too mainstream
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:what does that make Illumos? 
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Ocean of Milk posted:I mean it's one file, Michael. What could it take to transfer it, 10 seconds? the fastest drives should almost do that
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AlbertFlasher posted:contrary to popular belief but bsd is in fact cool and good
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I use zoom for work and its support for linux sucks so hard
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RokosCockatrice posted:I use zoom for work and it sucks so hard
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RokosCockatrice posted:work sucks
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Kamrat posted:He did, he even talks about how he missed the notification in the video. Good pointing that out. Lifes too short to watch entire videos of hubristic key banging.
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VikingofRock posted:I know lol
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my problem with ECS is that inevitability you have to reinvent a bunch of poo poo that comes out of the box; or are well supported community poo poo that a million guides and good documentation exists to use. I’d rather run K8s then build a bunch of internal tooling to replicate that. which every sufficiently advanced ECS team tends to end up having. if you really hate K8s that much; the real hipster alternative to K8s is Nomad, way simpler and solves a bunch of the stuff K8s did with better tooling like consul and vault. AWS’s NIH and whole lovely disbelief that folks wanted K8s over ECS was pretty great to hear as a customer for years though. they are now repeating it by reinventing a bunch of stuff for EKS, instead of putting it in the community projects. also K8s ain’t for everyone; lots of places don’t need it. but ootb it tries to improve your life by solving poo poo like disk filling up or services OOMing Edit: also if your listening AWS; trash fargate and lambda and just copy cloudrun Why do I need an ECS or EKS api with a bunch of drawbacks, or why am I doing hacky poo poo after a total rewrite to trick the AWS api into not exiting my lambda. freeasinbeer fucked around with this message at 05:33 on Dec 9, 2021 |
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Idk if the oom killer reaping your pod counts as solving a problem. but at least it’s replacing a bad problem with a different, arguably less bad problem
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i installed the latest ubuntu and when i fullscreen a video in firefox and unfullscreen it it changes the window geometry to fill the screen ftw lol. clean install. wtf is happening
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Nomnom Cookie posted:Idk if the oom killer reaping your pod counts as solving a problem. but at least it’s replacing a bad problem with a different, arguably less bad problem OOM killer is not a super great example fair. it speaks to why I like K8s though: the killer feature for me is that I can now manage a bunch of apps easily with some guardrails built in, when the other option is a huge pile of chef ansible or puppet which is bespoke and full of insanity. or god forbid a bunch of salt. tbh I see K8s as more of a config management replacement then anything else.
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mycophobia posted:i installed the latest ubuntu and when i fullscreen a video in firefox and unfullscreen it it changes the window geometry to fill the screen ftw lol. clean install. wtf is happening Yes, but does your sound work
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mycophobia posted:is fedora good. as far as linuxes go it's a good linux but not very stable props to Fedora for making Wayland the default though, now people like you can test it out for display bugs also you can test btrfs for filesystem bugs Poopernickel fucked around with this message at 06:43 on Dec 9, 2021 |
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hmm. i do like stability. id keep using debian stable but i got scared by some article saying that its firefox is old as gently caress and has bad security vulnerabilities
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mycophobia posted:hmm. i do like stability. id keep using debian stable but i got scared by some article saying that its firefox is old as gently caress and has bad security vulnerabilities Use backports https://backports.debian.org/Instructions/
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Buck Turgidson posted:Doesn't firefox ESR still get the security patches? Not directly from mozilla - but yes, and why iceweasel was retired https://wiki.debian.org/Firefox
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mycophobia posted:is fedora good. as far as linuxes go it's needs suiting for me op
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idk i read this today and it kind of made me want to look into alternatives. but i also just wanted to see what else was out there because ive been on debian for a few years lol. https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Web-Browser-Packages-Debian but i might just go back gently caress it who cares.
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Buck Turgidson posted:firefox ESR ah, the web browser not allowed within 500 feet of schools
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mycophobia posted:idk i read this today and it kind of made me want to look into alternatives. but i also just wanted to see what else was out there because ive been on debian for a few years lol. If you know or care about the debian way of doing things and want the latest packages, sid is fine for desktop use. They've added warnings if apt is going to do something devastating to your install. Then all you have to do is install firefox and it will track upstream almost exactly. FYI usually only the most devastating bugs/vulnerabilities get patched in stable. It's really not the greatest for a desktop user. Intel/AMD semi-regularly push commits to the kernel for 6+ year old hardware that improve performance and battery life, there is an ongoing renaissance in video drivers, not to mention you're missing every feature added to your software since the feature freeze. Here's the buglist: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2021-53/
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Fedora is great just make sure you enable rpm fusion repos and on the greeter select x11. Wayland might be alright for and GPUs but boy howdy is it still terrible for nvidia. Why is windowing so complicated
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freeasinbeer posted:if you really hate K8s that much; the real hipster alternative to K8s is Nomad, way simpler and solves a bunch of the stuff K8s did with better tooling like consul and vault. Poopernickel posted:it's weird how "unstable" has such different meanings for Linux and Windows
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mycophobia posted:i installed the latest ubuntu and when i fullscreen a video in firefox and unfullscreen it it changes the window geometry to fill the screen ftw lol. clean install. wtf is happening Resizing the window is common on Windows for a less awful fullscreen experience, avoiding mode switches. So, just point the finger at both Firefox and Ubuntu.
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Mr. Crow posted:Fedora is great just make sure you enable rpm fusion repos and on the greeter select x11. Wayland might be alright for and GPUs but boy howdy is it still terrible for nvidia. ive got all intel onboard stuff so ive had good experiences with wayland so far aside from bugginess when using it on debian stable's firefox
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