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gabensraum posted:here do a risc os bounty and pretend you're in the early 90s lol they haven't even switched to clang
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i have an old risc pc to fool around with for sentimental reasons which is how i know risc os open exists, but i'm still not clear why it exists. i know it has got new life on the raspberry pi but there are better OSes now, i don't know why you'd bother trying to upgrade such an old one. they were neat in their day but their day was a long time ago.
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gabensraum posted:i have an old risc pc to fool around with for sentimental reasons which is how i know risc os open exists, but i'm still not clear why it exists. its the same reason you can drop four-five figgies on a notice how the riscos compiler has to be closed source owned by some outfit called rool? ayup, there be fools who claim (dubiously) to own the rights and actually think they're sitting on something potentially great, so no open source allowed for the portions of the system they "control" BobHoward fucked around with this message at 09:09 on Oct 9, 2015 |
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Suspicious Dish posted:I mean, threats of physical abuse might be "banter between friends" where you come from, like Linus claims, but they're still not acceptable in a professional setting. Linux: Unprofessional to the core.
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cthulhoo posted:ah so that's why java runtime is such a bloated pos lol
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It just hit me. Technology is at the point where I can fix something that's been bugging me for 20 years. I am going to make the "print screen" button print a screenshot of your screen directly to the office printer. Like what the key's original function was, but the complications of a graphical interface made it obsolete. This is it... the killer application that will finally bring business users to open source and crush the microsoft monopoly! 2015 will be Linux's time to shine!
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ughhh http://venturebeat.com/2015/10/15/source-red-hat-is-buying-ansible-for-more-than-100m/ the rumor is that red hat is gonna buy ansible this is terrible news if true, it means i would have to start caring about ansible
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:ughhh 
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:ughhh enduring evidence bsd was wrong
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:ughhh lmao
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pram posted:enduring evidence bsd was wrong https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/red-hat-acquire-it-automation-and-devops-leader-ansible
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pram posted:enduring evidence bsd was wrong do note this is red hat's 3rd configuration management product. today they announced they will continue to sell and support all three simultaneously this makes sense because *fountain of enterprise gibberish*
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:do note this is red hat's 3rd configuration management product. today they announced they will continue to sell and support all three simultaneously do note you told a guy setting up a $5 vps he needed enterprise configuration management infrastructure
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pram posted:do note you told a guy setting up a $5 vps he needed enterprise configuration management infrastructure This is me agreeing with a thing pram said.
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pram posted:do note you told a guy setting up a $5 vps he needed enterprise configuration management infrastructure I advocate for this too because people gotta learn this stuff, otherwise you're hosed when sysadmin becomes a minimum wage overseas job
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I advocate for this because you're loving retarded if you don't keep a record of what configuration you did to a server, and you might as well use an "enterprise" (lol at that characterization you disingenuous twit) configuration management tool to do it
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:*fountain of enterprise gibberish* e: thought better of it. basically: yeah, lol.
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pram posted:do note you told a guy setting up a $5 vps he needed enterprise configuration management infrastructure i told him he needed configuration management, which is not the same thing installing one rpm to get a local puppet/chef is a sane and necessary measure for any linux deployment, no matter how small setting up a puppet or chef server for one vm would be really dumb and no one would recommend that Notorious b.s.d. fucked around with this message at 15:44 on Oct 17, 2015 |
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broken clock opsec posted:I advocate for this because you're loving retarded if you don't keep a record of what configuration you did to a server, and you might as well use an "enterprise" (lol at that characterization you disingenuous twit) configuration management tool to do it he's one of those ansible devops fucksticks so he thinks installing even a single piece of software on the target is "enterprise infrastructure" it's somehow better to limit everything to python 2.4 and upload all the poo poo you need over ssh instead
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ansible is still really bad just now that red hat owns it people will want to ask me questions about it. i have to care about ansible, which does not mean i have to like, recommend, or sell ansible.
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it is a $10 vps and bsd's answer was good, the only problem was that learning how to use chef/puppet/ansible or whatever is orders of magnitude more complicated than the configuration i did in the first place. next time i'll probably just run `script what-i-did-to-setup-server.txt` and edit all files using ed or create a git repo in the root and commit files before/after i edit them.
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Barnyard Protein posted:it is a $10 vps and bsd's answer was good, the only problem was that learning how to use chef/puppet/ansible or whatever is orders of magnitude more complicated than the configuration i did in the first place. next time i'll probably just run `script what-i-did-to-setup-server.txt` and edit all files using ed or create a git repo in the root and commit files before/after i edit them. it looks a lot harder than it actually is maintaining chef/puppet on a local machine is as simple as what you described: you stick poo poo in a git repo and run "script-to-setup-server.sh"
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:ansible is still really bad Keep loving that chicken.
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Is everybody emptyquoting that alsa comic or is everybody using alsa to post, too?
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CPColin posted:Is everybody emptyquoting that alsa comic or is everybody using alsa to post, too?
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broken clock opsec posted:I advocate for this because you're loving retarded if you don't keep a record of what configuration you did to a server, and you might as well use an "enterprise" (lol at that characterization you disingenuous twit) configuration management tool to do it yes the tool is called ansible
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which will now be on the rhce gents so study up
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also lol at Barnyard Protein posted:it is a $10 vps and bsd's answer was good, the only problem was that learning how to use chef/puppet/ansible or whatever is orders of magnitude more complicated than the configuration i did in the first place. next time i'll probably just run `script what-i-did-to-setup-server.txt` and edit all files using ed or create a git repo in the root and commit files before/after i edit them. lmfao wow a script good job
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ansiible takes about 2 minutes to learn which is why it's great for people who need some config management but aren't ready for puppet/chef we use puppet here and if not used properly it's a loving nightmare to maintain. loving no idea what's going on in any of these puppet modules.
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god that idiot with the vps listening to bsd about setting up a chef or puppet master, and then him forgoing anything at all and writing a lovely bash script because it's 'hard' is just so painfully retarded look at what you insipid fuckers have done. lol. haha
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