jandeboevrie

Source?

Nobody want vibecode slop.

I would have put Coder Radio on this list but ever since Mike took over without Chris the show has lost its appeal for me.

And sadly, there are no more Jupiter Broadcasting shows left without crypto or mostly inside baseball.

Anyone know of shows in the category of two or three lads discussing computing, coding, devops, but in the style of two older guys crumudging that everything used to be better in the old days?

> so wouldn't you accomplish HA without the pseudocontroller by just putting both pods in the Service?

I'm not sure how fast that would be, the extra controller container is needed for the almost instant failover.

Answering your second question, why not an init container in the secondary, because now we can scale that failover controller up over multiple nodes, if the node where the (fairly stateless) controller runs goes down, we'd still have to wait until k8s schedules another pod instead of almost instantly.

Would they work as performant and use the same amount of (less, almost nothing) resources? I've ran mosquito clusters with tens of thousands of connected clients, thousands of messages per second, on 2 cores and 2GB of ram, while mostly idling. (Without retention, using clean sessions and only QoS 0)...

It also cant draw a middle eastern man without a beard...

Thanks for mentioning, fixed now. That seems to be a translation error on my part.

Using the VoIP credentials of my ISP in the Fritz!Box or ATA and nothing else. (which they must provide since The Netherlands has free modem choice: https://web.archive.org/web/20230921231725/https://www.acm.n...), no other setup involved, no port forwarding, etc.

Try Pidgin with the excellent ms teams plugin: https://github.com/EionRobb/purple-teams - less than 100mb ram usage and notifications that still work after an hour. Only for (video) calls you need to open teams..

Hi this is camping with Steve and today we're nog behind a Canadian sign but inside a US sign!

Somewhere to download an apk?

esphome is by far the best and most useful piece of software I've encountered in a long time!

Even for non home automation. Simple web API to turn gpio's on or off, coupled with some relays makes for a great easy yaml configurable industrial automation system

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTUMNtKQLl8

Not Dan Lynch of podcast fame. (Linux Outlaws, FLOSS weekly)

Regular ccache supports remote storage as well: https://ccache.dev/manual/latest.html#_remote_storage_backen...

It's on my todo list! I hope to integrate it with some modern software like haproxy or the built in Apache fork, next to file sharing etc.

I got my start on OpenVMS at DECUServe 5 years ago: https://raymii.org/s/blog/My_first_OpenVMS.html

Friendly community!

But now OpenVMS is available on x86 and you can run it in VirtualBox yourself: https://raymii.org/s/blog/OpenVMS_9.2_for_x86_Getting_Starte...

Happy user of pagefind for my static site! Wrote about it some time ago: https://raymii.org/s/blog/Site_update_self_hosted_search_via...

Does zim support markdown? (no there is a fork but not merged yet) and no mobile app...

The only thing I see is: it's ****

A prime example of nice c++. Operator/ is also used as a path separator in std::filesystem: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/filesystem/path/operator_s...

As we say in Dutch, u vraagt wij draaien (your request is my command, roughly translated) : https://raymii.org/s/blog/Bare_Metal_Boot_to_Vi.html

Funny last name for someone living in a cold climate, KoutHooft translates to cold head in Dutch (minus the T).

I often use Sublime Merge to reword commits (edit commit message, even other branches, the entire log is visible), or to split up commits (it undoes the commit and you get everything in the working directory), so I’m not sure if his comparison table is entirely correct. (At least from a user point of view I can easily edit or reword).

One other nice feature of Sublime Merge is the squashing of two commits, ignoring the latters message (as a fixup). Not sure how to do that in one click or command with cli git…

Better go to the source : https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/w37gx2/i_free... instead of this add-filled page. Scrolled a millimetre down and the "subscribe to our newsletter" popup came. That page adds nothing.

Too bad that the "Get OpenVMS link" leads to a sales contact form and the hobbyist community license page is not updated yet. A trial download would have been so much better. I can't wait to get started on x86!

So how do you aim the water gun? I see no servo motors? Or is it more like a wide spray nozzle?

Kermit is one of those utilities I use almost daily. In my case to script a connection sequence to a hardware device via serial. (Few timed keystrokes and a string of text).

Ubuntu 20.04 removed Kermit, so I packaged it up as a snap to be able to use it again: https://raymii.org/s/blog/Ive_packaged_up_CKermit_as_a_snap_...

But why would you prefer Docker like this over, for example, running thttpd directly? Saves you a lot of Ram an indirection?

Remember kids, every week Qt changes their licensing model, every time less in favor of open source and more in favor of a second Yacht for the shareholders. I hate to recommend electron, but with the current closed direction they are going I to, better to stay away from Qt. The KDE foundation agreement is the only reason they still release Qt as open source, sadly. Qt for MCUs is completely closed for example.