new gig must be going well. id ask what sort of salary they provide but instead im curious how many iphones per hour you can buy
cc @ullarah
wow thats an amazing...
keyboard. 75%?
keep this bookmarked. https://www.thousandeyes.com/outages/
good place to start
they are right in one sense but wrong in their delivery.
if a pod had a pv attached on storage plane and the pod does something (could be anything) to corrupt the pv, the scheduler will continue to kill the pod since its pvc pointing to pv cannot be fulfilled.
there is no proper time for pod death. kubernetes will kill pods for whatever reason it deems necessary at any given time. its purpose is to ensure declared state is met at all times.
now all that being said ext4 corruption can and does happen on the underlying storage that supports your storage plane (ceph+took, talos, nfs, iscsi, etc) but a pod cannot directly cause this.
if the csi driver/storage plane had some bug or takes a flaming shit sure it can corrupt the blob storage but not a pod.
basically it means they gave you the right answer to the wrong question.
if you need help im happy to discuss.
one could ponder the idea that if we weren't so population-dense life could be more sustainable.
but like you said. humans are stupid and selfish. im not excluded from that blanket statement.
send me the list of hundreds of nazi instances, would you? ill see if I can compile this against a list of known instances across the fediverse and visualize it. ill even write it in go.
but how does one logically chastise another human being for being human? we all carry pathogens and microbes. evolution has given us the ability to adapt over time. without it you'd drop dead from a mild cold.
what does becoming sick have to do with selfishness or stupidity?
you have an immune system for a reason. when you isolate like you do your immune system weakens. after a lack of exposure to community pathogens your immune system falls back to your tuned antibody instructions (basic immune response vs targeted response from learned immunity) this ultimately makes it tougher to fight off whatever comes your way.
increase your intake of zinc, c, and d3/k2. increase your hydration.
unless you plan on living by yourself for your life in a cave in guatemala or some shit you're going to need to expose yourself to microbes so when you do catch a bug your immune system is better equipped.
before you say it, no im not an internet doctor. years of medical training and saving lives on the ground during and prior to wuhan.
build your own world. that's my goal.
this is wise carsten. one way communication can really help tune out the noise.
also ive seen a lot of conspiracy theorists. but that's the internet. happens on all platforms. so many people these days can't think for themselves. they become slaves to delusion and consensus bias.
the plague and countless other trigger points have encouraged a global war amongst humans. most don't know what they're angry about anymore.
they're desperate to be heard, get attention, and seek a neurotic level of approval from their networks.
at one point we as a species had integrity. now we'll whore out for a like.
really strange world we live in.
seems like a hell of a deal to me.
i still rss a few timelines from technical people but lost interest in dealing with warped individuals.
many are deluded into thinking they're a japanese anime character or a woman while wearing a beard who are so far gone if you disagree with their rhetoric you're magically labeled a fascist.
maybe im old and based. but I've yet to find any meaning in any of this. it feels like a mass psychosis experiment.
@novaburst you've mentioned this before. are you still plugged into an instance?
i recently rebuilt and included pipewire. my hesitation was that implementation a while back when they tried to layer pipewire on top of pulseaudio in one of the arch variants. multiple times a day i had to disconnect my speakers and reconnect. miserable existence.
the architecture reminds me of iceland.
wherever you are. enjoy it.
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this sounds like a work ask...
have you considered a pixel 6/pro? may want to have a look at grapheneos as well.
- screen smashed, didn't trust the repair guy so wiped everything so he could test the repair. will figure out how to get your number and everyone else's.
- terraform can do this either with kubernetes or helm provider. i may have something in my toolbag that comes close.
- strikes me funny you're asking about this. never thought id hear you mutter the word.
let's hope the subscription is ad-free.
@prologic (#x3kam3q)
never am i to be nostradamus, but would not surprise me if we hit total collapse in the near-term.
i collect rain and dehumidifier water for the garden i planted. on humid days 4-6l i store into my tank.
if it becomes illegal or already is my response is,
come and take it
you will own nothing and enjoy it.
i intentionally delete systems and/or data to verify things are working.~
solve the problem by making them do the yard work if they want to eat said meats.
true cost of the pull and installation is 11kusd for the record. rest is hand-rubbing profit.
i have an interesting approach which i'm planning to write about on blog/gemini.
it's fairly elaborate, but here's highlight:
- don't rely on sms or mobile device for anything
- main
.dotphilez and other non-secret configs are encrypted and routed to five remote locations every 15 minutes to s3 endpoints (minio)- media replicates to 3 external drives, 3 external locations
- every system or service has no less than 3 hardware tokens strategically placed in places that aren't
~/- bailout codes (glass-breakers) are individually secured and sharded. these live somewhere on the internet as fragments
~8y running this setup, haven't lost anything. have had drives, keys, media fail but there's always a way~
what i never expected in a country that claims such
freedom is that a government would come down and tell women what they can and cannot do with their bodies. this indeed is a sad state of affairs, and i don't see things ever getting better in this country. one could consider moving, but the ripple effect from their decisions do have global impact.
i've always dreamed of a better world. it appears i need to keep dreaming.
looking at bancs
third week in a row i missed it. when it's not work it's sleep. will make a point to join next one. hope you guys had fun.
there's no such thing as privacy with any provider that controls the traffic path and the metal in the dc.
didn't we get it running on-prem last month? or am i inhaling petrol and suffering memory lapse?
you won't allow me to forget.
by the by. when are we dropping yarn on linode?
i took a look at box and think it's a good path forward. it's like a docker-lite from what i gather. this is an area of research for me, so if you'd like to collaborate, i'm interested.
it's simple in principle and architecture. but the infinite abstractions and constant tool-shifting makes it a schizophrenic erector set for angry adults.
next time we session let me show you a couple of ideas on how to make it simple and keep it that way.
and yes, i still rock swarm as the main dc.
- racknerd
- frantech
- netcup
- hetzner
all inexpensive. i have a couple of prepaid vps im not using you can have one.
dog1234).and if you have issues with typing, some form of password manager is helpful. unless of course it's your luks partition or something else then you should burn this into the cortex.
in the interim, have a look at how dnsmasq. it can be used to rewrite hostnames at the os-layer or you can package in container for further network-wide shenanigans.
passwords for the most part are dead. high-entropy bit mnemonics are the way.
have a look at the bip-39 spec. theoretically unbreakable given a proper implementation. the caveat is many services don't allow for a
charset > 50 which forces the consumer to reduce entropy bits by way of varchar constraints. while a passphrase or mnemonic with a length of 8 words ie:
red glue seven wifi belief bacon zebra pipe is rather strong, it's also the sequence of the words that contribute to the breakage. if you were to set prologic builds software that needs some maintainers today this would be simpler in theory to crack since the progression of words forms a common speech pattern which can be brute forced easier. this would make a good friday call
> For a lot of folks, it’s 100% social media. If they don’t see it there, they don’t see it. They only see what their preferred social media services want them to see.
this is discouraging for current and future generations. i don't participate in social beyond what you see here, but it's got to be a rough existence being spoonfed whatever a machine decides.
i don't think rss has gone anywhere. it's likely obfuscated by all of these apps and services that aggregate for you. my reader is full of blogs and videos. also @mckinley work on watching videos from the terminal and aggregating via rss. it's a great workflow
sounds like we need a stay peercall and adequate amounts of booze sprinkled with iphone finance math
based and backed by a text file :-)
- compute engine
- anthos
- cloud run
- gke
each one will have a slightly different approach.
if you're running from the terminal
docker run -e DOMAIN='toxik.com' -rm myimage where -e is how you pass the the environment variables at execution time. if you need multiples you can do -e DOMAIN='toxik.com' -e TZ='UTC' and so on
- api
- controller manager
- etcd
- scheduler
simple component architecture. it's the 9th circle of hell level abstractions that really cause the scientist to become a farmer.
@movq unlikely. but i'm sure there's a helm chart for big foot
@mckinley very uncommon for desktop or in general? from research it seems *nix is one of the most common server operating systems on the planet.*
may your star burn bright for the next
xxi
@prologic go ahead, i'll take the blame
take aws. no really, take it. get it away from me. expensive as all get out. but with that expense comes the calculation of the costs associated to run such a behemoth.
- electricity multi-homed
- multiple generator backups
- hyperscalar metal / tier1 infrastructure
- people ready to respond 24/7 if shtf
- the lovely apis we all know and adore
i think also it pays to keep in mind that a the term
datacentre is subjective. you and i run them. so does aws. we can barely guarantee .5 x 9 even with redundant systems and hypertension. meanwhile aws or some other paas provider or a metal datacentre can 4 x 9 all day long and 5 x 9 for their .gov regions.give a man infinite piles of money, he will draw 9's. give a man a stack of metal, let's hope he doesn't cut himself in the process :-)
sop. i've worked in that ecosystem in the past. it's interesting but can become expensive fast. speaking of expensive, openshift. the hardware costs to do it right are immense.
software can and often does go through several iterations until the desired state is reached. humans are no different. we evolve in regards to interests, tastes, and who we want to be in the world.
the last couple of weeks have been deeply reflective and there was a point of realisation to which it was decided that society's fragile rules no longer apply.
let's catch up soon.
:-)
fall fast enough, your screams are muteed by gravity