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Srspost for a second: Because moderating a chat network is work and projects like to have a place to chat that isn't filled with assholes. That requires trust in the operators of that network to moderate the space. Freenode used to be a place where you could get an ircop to ban someone harassing a contributor for being trans. Nu-Freenode is a place where ircops join in on the harassment.
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Jun 15, 2021 23:04
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yeah all the old actually cool ircops are running libera now and the network seems to actually be rather stable at this point basically everything that mattered on freenode has migrated either to libera or oftc, and now freenode is purging itself to start over as the new voat IRC/other far right shitholes that andrew lee financed and ran the chat servers for
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Jun 15, 2021 23:08
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i guess thats why twitter is so popular
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Antigravitas posted:Srspost for a second: Because moderating a chat network is work and projects like to have a place to chat that isn't filled with assholes. That requires trust in the operators of that network to moderate the space. Yeah, this. Most open source is thankless poo poo work being done by volunteers. Having a platform for discussion of said thankless poo poo work without having to deal with additional thankless poo poo work (moderating, hosting) is nice. Freenode built up a lot of goodwill towards the name for a long time to have some rear end in a top hat burn it in a month's time.
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Jun 16, 2021 00:25
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more like leenode
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Jun 16, 2021 02:19
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people who were too lame to read BitchX.doc in 2004 popping up in my life and i don’t like it
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Jun 16, 2021 03:15
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a lot of clients now just pull your ircname from your gecos field and I've had to gently nudge a few people after the libera move to tell them they have names in their /whois that they might not want publicly shown for eg. work/social/gender reasons
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Fedora Cloud 35 Approved To Use Btrfs By Default
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Jun 16, 2021 15:57
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while we're at it, another interesting thing from phoronix Lenovo To Support Configuring ThinkPad BIOS From Within Linux
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Jun 18, 2021 09:56
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just build OpenFirmware and flash that in place of the original BIOS
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Jun 18, 2021 10:13
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not phoronix for once NVIDIA 470.42.01 for Linux adds DLSS for Proton, Xwayland, asynchronous reprojection good news for both wayland and for the freaks that likes using vr
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Jun 22, 2021 15:12
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yeah VR on Linux LOL maybe what Linux needs is something like Wayland plus GNOME plus Nautilus but for VR then instead of using a command line to like clean up log files or whatever, you can simulatedly shovel simulated poo poo
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Jun 23, 2021 08:53
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and the Ubuntu version will route all your searches through Amazon and also show you ads in your peripheral vision
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Jun 23, 2021 08:55
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if anyone at work seriously suggested using fedora on any of our aws instances I would immediately start planning how to manage them out
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Jun 24, 2021 17:28
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good for you
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Jun 24, 2021 17:42
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I’m way too tired today to fully express what a terrible idea btrfs is for a cloud instance. anyone who recommends it both has no idea what they’re doing and likes computers way too much to be trusted to touch them responsibly
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Jun 24, 2021 17:47
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wtf are you talking about, it's vitally important that I have snapshots and cow on the immutable ramdisk I boot ephemeral instances from
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Jun 24, 2021 18:05
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either way this is all rather downstream from the fact that using fedora for your cloud images is, at minimum, a really strange choice.
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Jun 24, 2021 19:02
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:either way this is all rather downstream from the fact that using fedora for your cloud images is, at minimum, a really strange choice. indefensible proof of either incompetence or malfeasance
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Jun 24, 2021 19:10
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since when can you choose the filesystem type with a docker/podman image?
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Dell BIOS/UEFI Under Attack From New Vulnerabilities - Use FWUPD For The Latest Updates
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Jun 24, 2021 22:04
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this feels like a shaggar opinion kinda but i don't know why you'd run anything other than amazon linux in aws, if only from a compliance/security perspective
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Nomnom Cookie posted:indefensible proof of either incompetence or malfeasance new cryptocurrency sounding promising
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psiox posted:this feels like a shaggar opinion kinda but i don't know why you'd run anything other than amazon linux in aws, if only from a compliance/security perspective people use rhel because they have a bunch of poo poo on-premises with it and a big contract with ibm. aws also hosts the RHUI for you and you can do license included some dumb bad software doesn’t work without a lot of loving about on rpm distros and works better on deb. but that’s mostly jokey hack nerd poo poo and not grown up software
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would be interesting to get numbers, but yeah, i kind of expect rhel (and 1:1 centos releases) and ubuntu to if not top the lists, at least be up there. if you are pure day-1 aws diehards it seems fine to do amazon linux, but i figure a lot of cloud users falls into at least one of these three: 1. a startups more comfortable on ubuntu (possibly running ubuntu or at least a debian-derived package collection), 2. a legacy business with data centers already running rhel, 3. savvy giants with plans for how to migrate their stuff (so if aws becomes a problem for any reason they are semi-prepared to push their stuff onto azure, and then likely don't use amazon linux or many aws services outside ec2 and s3)
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I once received an appliance that came on an iso. So I guess it uses whatever OS came on that disc, likely CentOS Although I think they recently started supplying aws images in addition to the iso, so maybe that uses amazon linux. But I doubt it, it's likely just CentOS with cloud-init enabled.
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Jun 25, 2021 11:19
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Spazmo posted:wtf are you talking about, it's vitally important that I have snapshots and cow on the immutable ramdisk I boot ephemeral instances from Wait, did they remove cowsay from debian or something? 
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Let it be known that sl will always remain in the list of packages absolutely every Linux box at work installs. I will revert any commit that removes it.
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Ive been at a RHEL place for so long now and made/tweaked/repacked so many rpms that it would seem like a pain in the butt to go back to debian. Plus I cant shake off that feeling of every ubuntu shop ive been at was filled to the celling with PPA repos that were abandoned by the creator immediately and yet the company was still built atop that mess. At least the vendor supplied rpm repos ive had to deal with have a whiff of professionalism sprinkled on them. granted the authors are generally being paid.
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A real problem I used to have with RHEL was the kernels they shipped didn’t support the latest hardware or some kernel level sys call didnt exist that a userland program would be dependent on. Or se linux was rough around the edges and vendor software came with instructions to disable it. But realistically all of that stopped being a problem like five years ago and now RHEL 8 seems as up to date as whatever LTS release of ubuntu is current
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rhel also drags behind or has dramatically different implementations around a lot of docker/kubernetes primitives, that make it so that ubuntu is the default full fat OS image for both GKE and AWS if their slimmed down container OS’s don’t work. I’ll also be forever pissed about fedora coreos bullshit.
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Gentle Autist posted:people use rhel because they have a bunch of poo poo on-premises with it and a big contract with ibm. aws also hosts the RHUI for you and you can do license included who cares. Run AWS Linux and put all the apps in a container. The container can run RHEL or Debian or whatever you want as a base.
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and then put ubuntu in a container in that container
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i have no joke constructed an environment for a lab that consisted of an openshift cluster running a pod which had xfce, vnc, and docker installed inside it so you could treat it like the desktop vm we were too cheap to provide alongside the cluster. lmao. lol.
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carry on then posted:i have no joke constructed an environment for a lab that consisted of an openshift cluster running a pod which had xfce, vnc, and docker installed inside it so you could treat it like the desktop vm we were too cheap to provide alongside the cluster. by docker installed inside it do you mean a docker socket file was accessible within the container? if it's what i'm thinking of then that's easy access to host root, which in turn is easy access to kubelet certs, which in turn is easy access to all secrets in the cluster (assuming they aren't stored separately in vault or similar)
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Progressive JPEG posted:by docker installed inside it do you mean a docker socket file was accessible within the container? if it's what i'm thinking of then that's easy access to host root, which in turn is easy access to kubelet certs, which in turn is easy access to all secrets in the cluster (assuming they aren't stored separately in vault or similar) one of the containers in the pod was the desktop exposing noVNC, another was the official docker-in-docker image the cluster is a bone stock one provisioned on-demand from our public cloud for each workshop participant who already has cluster admin for the session anyway since they're all separate
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pipewire 0.3.31 fixes jack detection again so if you've been annoyed that the sound didn't auto switch when plugging in your headset, you should update
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lmao
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DoomTrainPhD posted:who cares. Run AWS Linux and put all the apps in a container. The container can run RHEL or Debian or whatever you want as a base. i’m just reporting the news man, just delete everything imo
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