koalalorenzo

Well, it's Framework we are talking about. My plan is to buy it because at some point of its lifecycle my Framework 12 motherboard will be used as a new node in my Homelab. :)

I agree, I am kinda disappointed by how much AI there is in this update, I was hoping for something different and exciting.

Probably they have a different experience! I love using helm but I feel I got used to go templates and sub charts done right. I use it at work a lot and at home on my homelab with no issues at all: I guess is the usual tab vs spaces.

The alternatives of helm are not that interesting to me: I still have nightmare when I had to use jsonnet and kustomize just for istio, with upgrade hell.

So I am sticking to helm as it feels way straight forward when you need to change just a few things from an upstream open source project: way fewer lines to maintain and change!

I really needed this, I have not used Facebook Events in a while though that is the only way to easily engage and plan: the "ease of use" (as lazyness of not having to deal with many other issues) is way better than Calendar invites.

I'll try to use it on my next event with my friends, as I am avoiding as much as I can Meta, and Calendar / ical are not the best to deal with this kind of event! :)

I fell in love with Helix a few months ago and every single release is improving so much. I stopped using Microsoft visual studio code and vim, and I am not missing them at all.

I was looking for something like this! I find it way more clean and maintainable if it is using containers! Thank you!

Minor thing: I can't watch the video because of the tracking system and my adblock. but cool project!

I like this game a lot, I did not know it was open source! After playing Factorio I find this refreshing. I am happy I paid for something Open Source <3

I wish there was an official Helm Chart for k8s, like GitLab CI/CD Runner has, and not the kind that sits there and does no scale, but he kind that spins up workers on demand without taking too much resources while idle.

I wish GitHub copied that feature from GitLab too!

What is the FOSS project you are talking about? Anything on GitHub/GitLab worth time looking into?

100% agree with the video. I am a macOS user just to have some of the GNU tools and VMs or containers (Vagrant, and Docker for desktop) on the fly when I need to work and get shit done. I still believe that WSL is some sort of slimmed/powered down to nothing version of any gnu/linux distro, and after using it for a while I felt the pain of getting things done and went back to macOS and VMs. I still believe that Microsoft is improving, but I am not sure how it is helping with WSL...

I don't think they are playing the game of "Who is first attacking a market". I bet some Azure clients are happy to move to AWS if they were forced to use Azure due to being the only one. I bet also the other way around.

The real question is: why he is not using an Hardware Wallet? A ledger wallet is cheap enough if you get worried about your BTC being in an unsafe device. Yes, then you have to trust the company selling it for you, but isn't that the whole business to not compromise their own devices?

Matrix?

Thanks for sharing! I hope this will help new people understanding IPFS all its components

I love Matrix and Riot is the perfect client! Personally, I found the current way to manage end-to-end encryption in a room a little bit annoying to configure (when using it in a team is even more painful). I am glad to hear that it is getting better.

I can't stop suggesting Matrix to people!

Why not http://matrix.org ?

I agree but I also disagree. I think there is always a line of confusion between distributed and decentralised.

The Protocol is decentralised, then the users/services can decide how to replicate the files. If everybody will have the same files, it will be 100% distributed.

We can argue that Bitcoin with SPV clients is just decentralised and not distributed as well.

For IPFS you can use Siderus Orion: https://orion.siderus.io as it is designed for non-technical people

What happened to IPFS and Filecoin? Project Atlas seems to be bad copy of that since it is very much connected with TRON scam: https://twitter.com/juanbenet/status/950142785373405184

You can use any gateway to do that :)

Does anybody know the differences with IPFS? https://ipfs.io/

TRON is a rip off of IPFS, and everybody knows that (Source, in case you forgot: https://twitter.com/juanbenet/status/950142785373405184 )

I mean, the homepage ( http://tron.network ) has a giant face of the "Founder" / "CEO" of the company... Glorious.

I am dropping my 50 cents here: I would not look at it as if Tron bought BitTorrent... I think it was the other way around: BitTorrent was financially known to not be very "healthy". I bet it was more BitTorrent looking for mo-mo-mo-money as a valid exit!

...and forced to close down Slack. That is painful! :(

In the same old fashion, but yes: IMHO the people mindset is the same. Nothing changed really.

Since I am getting sick of this joke: no we don't! :P

So reusable components from a crappy UI! Thank you Microsoft :~D

JK

What happened to IPFS and Filecoin?

Do you mean a Blockchain like Ethereum? :)

It is probably about commercial side of it. Selling slack to the enterprise probably is something missing.