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rubenv

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About rubenv

Hacker / Company builder.

More on https://rocketeer.be/ / https://garage61.net

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    Comment #45141421

    Is there anything like Skaffold that works with Podman?

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    Comment #43138065

    Only thing I really miss is good Podman support in Skaffold.

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    Comment #42778906

    > As I understand they propose to pass the data explicitly, like a struct with fields for all possible request-scoped data. So basically context.Context, except it can't propagate …

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    Comment #42548943

    The latter one shows your password in the process listing.

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    Comment #41993575

    That's true if you need to clean up temporary files every night or make a backup. But what if your cronjob has an effect in the physical world, locally? E.g. open the parking gates…

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    Comment #39492518

    Hope you're doing well Jeff! Those were good days!

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    Comment #38973723

    Only gripe here, and it's not a devdocs problem per se, is that Firefox deletes the offline documentation if you haven't opened devdocs in a while. Is there any way I can turn that…

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    Comment #38684228

    RabbitMQ? https://www.rabbitmq.com/oauth2.html

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    Comment #38590791

    I tend to prefer the steaks over the writing!

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    Comment #38036873

    Not often you see simracing mentioned here! For sure there are gains to be made by having proper material as opposed to entry level, but those quickly become marginal. The biggest …

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    Comment #37676746

    But more than half of the time the sun doesn't shine in my lovely country.

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    Comment #37622137

    How did you migrate between the two?

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    Comment #37620915

    Not much feature development is perfectly fine if it works! Things don't have to evolve. Planning to use litestream as a library to dynamically swap in/out dozens of databases in a…

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    Comment #37620902

    Using the Zalando operator to send to Minio over here. No problems at all so perhaps what you ran into has since been fixed?

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    Comment #37614526

    What's the status on litestream? Does that have a future as well or is it LiteFS all the way?

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    Comment #37538396

    Ladeuze is the name of the library (and square where it's located). Leuven indeed.

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    Comment #37535421

    Hey, that's where I live! Terrible history around our libraries. Happy it got rebuilt though. You can visit the Ladeuze tower, has quite a nice view of the city.

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    Comment #36471976

    All this love for comics from Belgium and nobody mentioned the great Michel Vaillant?

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    Comment #36107539

    100% this! Hope you're doing well Sandy, been a long time.

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    Comment #36086894

    Fellow Banshee contributor, ex-F-spot maintainer here. Those were good days.

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    Comment #35972403

    Looks interesting! It's open-source yet VC funded, what's the (planned) business model?

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    Comment #35914648

    Except all infrastructure is designed for it? Getting a ticket at the entry of a parking garage is a royal pain if you're on the wrong side of the car. Also: safety!

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    Comment #35880097

    Really impressive that they provide instructions to solder the old cards up towards the new spec. Fully out of my range of talents, but does show they genuinely care about what the…

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    Comment #34550126

    That's more reassuring indeed. Cool project, good luck!