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storrgie

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About storrgie

https://andrew.dunn.dev

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    Comment #43334045

    Potentially they are doing some hairpin rules that require specific enumeration?

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    Comment #42056501

    I think for _most_ people it comes down to this: how much can I cram into the platform. More lanes is more high speed storage, special purpose processing, and networking interfaces…

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    Comment #40887050

    Not to snipe but there does seem to be (as of this year) some folks doing cargo (e.g. longtail) with Bosch for USD ~4K. The entire sector needs disruptive pricing on reliable sub-c…

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    Comment #40886995

    I think adding Pinion, doubt they are dropping Bosch. Pinion has potentially a superior platform in that you have a fully integrated motor and gearbox, but this is a new item in th…

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    Comment #35714382

    Do you have a writeup on this configuration?

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    Comment #34803209

    Thanks for posting this. These new systems that can expose a PCIe slot are extremely impressive.

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    Comment #33306507

    An advantage here would be people self hosting their own based on this project.

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    Comment #28420755

    Podman also switched to notify based units in 3.3.3

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    Comment #27045033

    The consistent transparency has guided many of my acquisition decisions personally and professionally. It also drove me to seriously examine B2, which is used personally and profes…

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    Comment #25923257

    Per comitter would be ideal, viewing source and interacting via tickets is something that is usually a secondary stakeholder community that is larger than the score development gro…

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    Comment #25537370

    Toolbox on silverblue is something to look at if you're interested in this style of application deployment.

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    Comment #25354251

    I'd say that it's worth 30$/year for "family" as well rather than individual. For example, I'd happily pay that fee for my family but I feel like I'd have a hard time telling my fa…

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    Comment #24832236

    not the _identity_ servers currently though.

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    Comment #24645297

    can you comment on the vision that gitlab as a product would have in the future for integration with gitter/matrix? We're running a decent sized gitlab+mattermost instance now, we'…

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    Comment #24383573

    fedora+rpmfusion+flathub silverblue effectively gives you the ability to have the benefits of a rolling distro and the benefits of a distro that does releases (stability focused).

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    Comment #22974415

    a bit of a tragic read there.

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    Comment #22604032

    It'd just be nice if integrators like lenovo wouldn't nerf things like displays. It looks like their lineup for AMD mobile graphics is going to be significantly different than the …

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    Comment #19751432

    self hosting gitlab feels completely untenable, gitea is a wonderful project.

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    Comment #19749460

    what provider, or self hosted software do you suggest as alternative?

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    Comment #19692941

    systemctl --user mask tracker-store.service tracker-miner-fs.service one does not need to _remove_ software to make sure it's not impacting you.

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    Comment #19620110

    xmpp as well (matrix is getting a lot of love right now, but it's also got some warts deep in areas that are not the plushy UX)

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    Comment #19066266

    we're using VR for some progressive design stuff, do you have a contact you can provide. It might be that we're a good opportunity to test out something as it nears announcement.

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    Comment #18983782

    beware (if planning to do linux): - only the thunderbolt dock works, all other docks have complications - the LTE card will not work (exposed wrong, needs to be on usb) - the webca…

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    Comment #18302072

    For what its worth the T4x0(s) series has been very good for Linux in general. We've been hopping the odd numbers every other year.

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    Comment #17662022

    find a VPS provider that supports using KVM properly as a hypervisor. Vultr is a good one to look at first.