irontoby
Joined 12 years ago
Joined 12 years ago
The reboot process takes almost a full minute, but at least the SONY logo emblazoned on the screen during that time has hopefully given me a Pavlovian aversion to their brand so that I won't make the same mistake again.
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https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/10/a-rel...
Well, simply put:
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[2793f 7171f b18c9 e1945 d31d5 edb66 a1ee0 d9982 e8442 7795d bd4e4 30b41]Now he blogs very infrequently, largely concentrating on his slightly-creepy obsession with IBM. The fact that he so easily gets duped by scammers pretending to be Google[1] and then actually blogs about it is quite indicative of how far his finger is from the pulse of technology.
So, no, you're not missing anything.
[1] https://www.cringely.com/2015/09/07/evil-google-waiting-on-l...
Agreed, and it's extremely annoying that VS Code has different default bindings on different platforms. I switch between Windows and Linux a lot and there's no simple way to e.g. say "use the default Windows bindings on Linux" or vice-versa.
I have to manually create my own keybindings and then copy them to every machine and then bother with keeping them in sync.
The time cost of switching has still been high enough that I haven't looked elsewhere, but that barrier is approaching...
For CLI tools I use every day, their etymology is far less important to me than their brevity. "ip" suits the bill quite nicely.
Yeah, the name-before-argument thing can be annoying though, but again, at least they're all short.
I'm putting a lot of hope into 18.04. Been using Ubuntu for over a decade now and my happiness with it has been steadily decreasing. Mostly at this point due to very laggy graphics performance (whether using OSS or closed drivers) on a system that should be very fast.
If 18.04 isn't awesome I'm moving on to something else. So I'm glad to see they're breaking some eggs with 17.10!
https://stackpoint.io/#/pricing
They haven't announced a date for when they'll start charging, and I'm not sure how that will affect existing clusters.
Personally I've used Stackpoint.io to provision some small clusters but I was very excited to see this project because deploying my own cluster from scratch is next on my todo list. Kelsey Hightower's "Kubernetes the Hard Way"[1] is the canonical go-to reference here but it's also very daunting so this looks like a great middle ground.
Let's face it, even today the k8s docs can be quite sparse sometimes or gloss over the details, so knowing how all of the pieces work from the ground up can be a big help. Plus, you prevent vendor lock-in when whatever automated tool you're using doesn't solve your use-case or decides to start charging a lot of money.
[1] https://github.com/kelseyhightower/kubernetes-the-hard-way