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GitLab has been doing better than GitHub for a decade or more.

Tell me you haven't managed Kubernetes at scale without telling me you haven't managed Kubernetes at scale.

Helm charts may not support a cloud platform like Rancher, Azure, etc. or may have platform specific issues. First one I checked: https://docs.jfrog.com/installation/docs/helm-chart-requirem...

"When deploying a JFrog application on an AWS EKS cluster, the AWS EBS CSI Driver is required for dynamic volume provisioning. However, this driver is not included in the JFrog Helm Charts."

"JFrog validates compatibility with core Kubernetes distributions. Some Kubernetes vendors apply additional logic or hardening (for example, Rancher), so JFrog Platform deployment on those vendor-specific distributions might not be fully supported."

Looks like removing the "meritocracy" doormat, hiring Coraline Ada Ehmke, and changing "master" to "main" paid off in spades!

>Far left in the US is center right in most other developed countries.

Disagree. Far-left in the US is just as far than most other developed countries. Any sources that say otherwise?

>It is if you stick to standard Kubernetes resources

"If you stick to standard C..."

No one does, that's the issue. Helm charts that only support certain cloud providers, operators and annotations that end up being platform specific, etc.

>now give you default storage classes and ingresses

Ingress is being deprecated, it's Gateway now! Welcome to hell, er, Kubernetes.

>And portable.

This made me audibly guffaw. Kubernetes is a lot of things, but "portable" is not one of them. GKE, EKS, AKS, OCP, etc., portability between them is nowhere near guaranteed.

Those are not US bases, those were Iraqi Armed Forced bases.

>10gb networking has been dead for over 10 years.

Not even close to being true, unless you specifically mean 10Gbps over twisted pair (Cat6/7) cable. SFP+ is the default on a ton of network gear still.

What a refreshing read. Not a single woke/DEI religious shibboleth, nor CURRENTYEAR/CURRENTTHING pandering in sight.

My original comment was flagged.

Or if it says more about the training data being too PC, "inclusive", effeminate, etc.

It's almost like good armies understand the concept of buffer zones and bringing the fight to the enemy. Maybe if Arabs weren't such poor fighters they'd understand. You made my point for me.

It won't be "Japan" if they start importing immigrants by the tens of millions.

I did not realize that the number of Romani was roughly the same as number of Jews. That is a big issue!

>The goal is to de-bank any opposition to the government. It starts with an easy out group like immigrants.

Or an easy out group like the Freedom Convoy protest truckers.

My original flagged post:

"Young people, people of color, queer folks, activists, and organizers use Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook every day. These platforms host mutual aid networks and serve as hubs for political organizing, cultural expression, and community care."

Written by Kenyatta Thomas:

Kenyatta received their B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations in Digital Audiences and Justice Studies ... They come to EFF from a background in youth and reproductive justice advocacy and organizing, having previously worked with organizations such as Physicians for Reproductive Health, the National Network of Abortion Funds, Reproaction, and Advocates for Youth. Their work as a sex educator and abortion doula

The entryists' long march through the institution is complete here. Sad day for the EFF.

No, not just like IPv4. My IP address is 192.168.0.23 right now, as are millions of others. Add in CG-NAT from my ISP and I do not have a globally unique identifier.

A small price to pay.

>it included a similar blurb about women's rights and colonialism

Religious recitations, like Muslims repeating the takbir.

I did look through this, and it absolutely corroborates people, including sitting politicians, were banned for believing and stating objective facts about human biology. Sorry that facts get in the way of the narrative.

>It's funny how excited you are about BlueSky

Nowhere did I state I'm excited about BkueSky.

>a place that I would imagine you don't go?

I view BlueSky posts sporadically, including posts submitted here on HN.

>But somehow you know all about it?

I did not claim that I "know all about it."

The nation state located on the islands of Japan populated with almost exclusively Japanese people.

Why not? Maybe they do?

Hard to believe the committee thought that was a good idea.

The prefix is your globally unique identifier. "Privacy addresses" provide zero privacy.

The prefix is your globally unique identifier. "Privacy addresses" provide zero privacy.

Not surprised he didn't respond. Facts get in the way of narratives.

>The descendants of the Muslim colonists

Yes, colonists, nonnative invaders.

>were defeated by the descendants of the Roman colonists

Incorrect, by native Spaniards whose ancestry is overwhelmingly indigenous:

"Modern Iberians' genetic inheritance largely derives from the pre-Roman inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula who were deeply Romanized after the conquest of the region by the ancient Romans"[0]

They are the indigenous people to Iberia, not MENA colonists nor Romans.

>fighting under the banner of the Roman Church

Not relevant, still indigenous people.

>and not by the native and indigenous people of the Iberian peninsula.

False as proven above.

>The native and indigenous people of the Iberian peninsula would be the Celtic, Iberian, Celtiberian and Aquitanian tribes conquered, colonized, and assimilated by the Roman Republic.

Spaniards are Iberian, they are the indigenous, native people to Spain. They may have been assimilated into the Roman Republic and Visigothic Kingdom, but they are the indigenous people to their lands.

>The land was later occupied by the Germanic peoples before entering Muslim rule.

Germaic influences leave a smaller genetic mark than Roman in modern Iberia.

"Spaniards, or Spanish people, are an ethnic group and nation indigenous to Spain."[1]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_history_of_the_Iberian...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaniards

>He glosses over Muslim history and al-Andalus with a "the Muslims were driven out of Spain" like Spain itself wasn't Muslim for almost 800 years.

Yes, the colonists were driven out. We should celebrate any time in history native and indigenous people defeat their colonizers and reclaim their indigenous lands.