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rafaelturk

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    Comment #41986486

    The presenters look so stiff and rehearsed, and the makeup and lighting are so bland that it feels like an AI-generated video!

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    Comment #41802411

    Star Wars: Episode V - I am your Father

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    Comment #41573165

    I some point hoped that IBM and Red Hat would evolve into a ‘reverse takeover,’ where Red Hat’s culture would eventually take precedence over IBM’s. According to many friends, that…

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    Comment #41573015

    That’s exactly my point. Instead of optimizing software, FinOps nowadays focuses on optimizing costs. While they might seem similar, they couldn’t be more different. We spend 100% …

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    Comment #41572819

    IBM thrives on complexity—that’s the core of many of their products and business model. The fact that even they are getting into ‘cloud cost optimization’ should be a signal for ev…

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    Comment #41572792

    Meanwhile, we’re transitioning to on-premises infrastructure due to the increasing complexity of cloud services. Kubernetes and Docker are powerful platforms—we love them—but they …

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    Comment #41560038

    congrats on your App!

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    Comment #41560016

    Answering my own question, it looks like window tiling is finally solved.

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    Comment #41559999

    Aside from the traditional and expected bells and whistles, are there any major core improvements?

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    Comment #41550915

    Isn’t that the very definition of what an upcoming release should do?

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    Comment #41527295

    Now that you’ve mentioned this, I feel compelled to share the lessons we’ve learned from moving from the cloud to on-premises.

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    Comment #41527163

    * Fewer things to manage. * Less prone to human error. We have one well-secured, central firewall that only a few developers can access. So, even if a developer forgets to properly…

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    Comment #41527081

    Kudos! We’ve successfully migrated away from the cloud, and it was an epic decision. It’s cheaper, insanely faster, easier to maintain, and unexpectedly more secure. I strongly rec…

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    Comment #40926997

    This like this is what made us leave the cloud and go back to our own private cloud.

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    Comment #40638045

    You still receive security updates for all manjor MacOSes, so albeit lack of proper naming you can assume each new release as LTS.

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    Comment #40157528

    I'm a Huge fan of Netplan, glad to see even more upstream improvements.

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    Comment #40157504

    ?. This comment makes no sense, why can't you upgrade Ubuntu? You don't have access to root?

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    Comment #40093085

    Hopefully this will help resume work on a better High Availability code. Where one could have a cluster of 3 ValLey servers, with a superior HA protocol.

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    Comment #40054790

    I can't wait for comunity consensus of the new de facto Redis Fork. So far seems that the current choice is in favor of Valkey.

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    Comment #39955466

    My legal first name has a space in it ?

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    Comment #39931401

    SableDB - Written in Rust, well kind of: RocksDB engine is written entirely in C++

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    Comment #39888763

    All the Pain an unclear future of the mainframe is IBM's fault. Its insanely closed ecosystem, from hardwar do software. No one other than IBM has access to it. Seems to me that go…

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    Comment #39844382

    Proxmox is great! I just wish that they had a better initial plan, plans start at €1020.