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fredski42
341karma·90submissions·December 16, 2020
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You can have the sources. Centos Stream.
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Also, I don’t understand what all the fuss is about. The sources are available in CentOS Stream.
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As I understand it (not a lawyer!): When you have a business relation with Red Hat (agreed to their T&C) and you choose to use the GPL-ed sources outside of the T&C you agreed, Red Hat has the…
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Red Hat’s T&C is not a violation of the GPL. That argument is done and dusted.
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Afaics the methods Rocky has found to get to RHEL’s sources might work technically but will violate Red Hat’s T&C. Just use Centos Stream to build your value and contribute back.
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>> Post IBM hardly Can you put some substance on that statement?
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RedHat actually helps Rocky and co by basing RHEL on Centos Stream. Rocky and co can now file bugs on Centos Stream and have it fixed faster for their distribution. Before they could not do that. They…
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Why? Afaik they are build from Centos Stream, just like RHEL. So nothing changes.
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And it’s not the only weed killer with issues: https://edition.cnn.com/2020/06/24/health/bayer-monsanto-rou... …
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So, is emancipation to blame?
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Here is nice interactive and visual representation of how raft works: http://thesecretlivesofdata.com/raft/ …
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The URL is broken. Can you correct please?
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I recommend the Stories by Alastair Reynolds in the Revelation Space universe. The Inhibitors and the Pattern Jugglers come to mind.
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Including the eye balls of Biden
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Thanks! I forgot to mention I am currently a Solution Architect for a company in Open Source Infrastructure products, both on-prem and in the cloud. I currently live in the Netherlands, which is mostl…
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I would opt for the serval project [1]. Having a mobile based mesh network facility that is not controlled by corporations and/or governments is of paramount importance imho. [1] https:/…
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I would give Musk a fighting chance to make the platform less toxic while making it an open square. He does have a track record of brilliant engineering skills and thinking out of the box. Musks twitt…
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+1 on vaultwarden. I use 2 rpi’s: one in my own house and one in the house of family. I run regular backup’s using BorgBackup. I run OpenWRT on my router with WireGuard on it. I configured my mobiles&…
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This might force a change for the good: https://www.protocol.com/bulletins/europe-dma-apple-imessage …
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No, you don’t: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/network/getting_star... …
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Ah. Didn’t know IMDB was owned by Amazon. Put’s all ratings on Prime in a different perspective.
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I believe it was because those areas were marked on a map using a blue marker.
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Isn’t this just sir Tim Berner-Lee’s SOLID idea?
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I thought DNS was supposed to be resilient
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And with vaultwarden you can go self hosted with a very lightweight server written in rust.
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For RHEL go to docs.redhat.com
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Which is why Apple is moving revenue streams also to services.
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Read the book! It’s different and, imho, better, although the movie is very good as well.
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Nothing wrong with "We're Building a Better Internet", but they should up their game a bit by actively participating in privacy and projects to decentralize the web (again). For example…