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rhatr

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About rhatr

A member of the lost tribes of Sun microsystems (still wöndering in the valley). Co-founder @ZEDEDAEdge, Board & VP Legal@TheASF, Board @LF_Edge AKA 谢罗文 @ 阿帕奇

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/rvs; my proof: https://keybase.io/rvs/sigs/zesua9Y9WeYYqsiD7SpAtepGFNXztRIKx3P1HqRnGgA ]

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    Comment #24634042

    Btw, I just cut EVE release 5.12.3-rpi-xen-arm64 (there's also 5.12.3-rpi-kvm-arm64 of course -- but this is Xen thread ;-))) that fixes a few issues that were reported ever since …

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    Comment #24634000

    One of the guys behind this hack here. The other is Stefano (and most credit goes to him actually). Would love for everyone to give it a try and help us improve it. I'm working on …

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    Comment #22650565

    hi crawshaw, I've started playing with Tailscale as potential alternative for how we're using LISP in Project EVE (Edge Computing Mesh Network usecase) and was wondering whether th…

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    Comment #22542222

    I'll take Buildroot, and Bitbake first (Yocto itself is slight different we'll get to that later). Both Buildroot, Bitbake share the ultimate goal with all these news systems like …

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    Comment #22541736

    Started to dig into the implementation. First impressions so far: loving all the Rust harness - really nicely done and way better than buildroot/yocto/etc for creating tight, singl…

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    Comment #22540812

    This looks pretty sweet. It seems to be a continuation of the same trend of "just enough Linux to run containerd" that CoreOS started, linuxkit continued, then Project EVE expanded…

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    Comment #21008051

    Since I'm one of the original EVE's authors, let me start by saying this: EVE is different from Balena in two fundamental ways: 1. EVE believes in Edge Virtualization (hardware ass…

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    Ask HN: How secured are keybase Per-User Keys?

    It seems that with rollout of teams, Keybase guys have fully transitioned to Per-User Keys (PUKs). The PGP is still around, but by default you secure all your communications by PUK…

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    Comment #20979846

    We've been working on this Edge Computing project for about a year now. Would be great to have other folks play with it. More information here: https://thenewstack.io/how-the-linux…

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