kristianpaul

I use it all time for years now, must have git companion

You can always use systemd and pick an orchestration tool like ansible,cdk or terraform

Docker still very simple to use, wish i could do the same with some systemd/containerd integration.

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For that and privacy reasons i run my home automation with Home Assistant project

"- Recommended at least 16GB RAM and Intel i5 or equivalent processor - Recommended at least 100 mbps, gigabit connection preferred" And I was going to try this one of my embedded computers …

CloudWatch is definitely one of those "AWS Primitives" services that side effects others when having problems, something similar happened with DynamoDB some years ago.

I wonder how this compares to the GCP always free compute instance offering

I feel it never was mine anyway anyway: - The proprietary firmware blob to make gpu/video work - Whatever happen on wifi/modem module that i cant control/know - The Embedded Controller …

Thats also interesting > “But it’s something that could be trying to happen even now.” Could be happening on earth still or other planets he meant?

Is just nostalgia or those dot printers where actually less error prone?

This is as cool as SaaS or better because you end owning the device.

And i just thought my phone was the only device capable of having a secure enclave.

I still think plasma rockets like VASIMR could make the difference http://www.adastrarocket.com/aarc/VASIMR …

Although Rust syntax might feel familiar with other languages the point of comparison shouldn't end there. The Rust language community is big and growing (including the number of Crates) and the …

That would be nice, its good to have alternatives

I rather use ossec http://ossec.net/

The General Theory of Relativity tells us gravity is not a force, gravitational fields don't exist. Objects tend to move on straight paths through curved spacetime.