jcastro

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- https://ypsidanger.com - https://projectbluefin.io
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Comment · 16 days ago
> must display wait times

"We're sorry, we're receiving more calls than usual, stand by..."

24/7 for over 30 years!

Comment · 16 days ago
> the Distrowatch page hit ranking is pretty useful to see what people are looking up over there.

No it is not.

Comment · 28 days ago
I was hoping for some kind of guide to make their captive portal actually work.
Comment · 1 month ago
I use `lima` and `llvm` every day with brew. It works great there's no reason to use distro specific tooling when you can use what everyone else is using.
Comment · 1 month ago
You're right, expecting other people to do your work for your for free is indeed a problem with the industry!
Comment · 2 months ago
Don't bother with the motherboard, the new BIOS is worse. I have two that just randomly shut off whenever they feel like it. I just bought a thinkpad instead, shrug.
Comment · 2 months ago
I have the same setup you have, love it!
Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
It depends if you like U2 or not I suppose.
Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
That's most of the entire planet using Linux.
Comment · 4 months ago
> 5.7.0+ds2-3build1

No thanks I'll get it from podman.

Comment · 4 months ago
I'm sorry this is happening to you. I'm on the team that helped bring podman into the CNCF and I worked on ubuntu for over a decade, this isn't a technical problem this is a business one.

Podman is in universe, so Canonical doesn't care unless you pay. Fair enough, good engineers cost money. RH isn't going to pay.

Podman engineers would love to be in Ubuntu, the Red Hat engineers would love to directly upload into Universe. Everything in this thread makes sense, it's a matter of who wants to pay for it. End users have been asking for this for years.

The engineers don't make the decisions. Canonical doesn't want to pay, Red Hat doesn't want to pay. Users stuck in the middle.

I get podman from brew even on Linux because the idea that vendors fighting over uploading tarballs to a server is stupid. Fuck distros.

Comment · 4 months ago
This is amazing!

I'm working on a three node strix halo agentic OS factory designed to be maintained by local agents: https://github.com/projectbluefin/testing-lab

This memory bandwidth combo is amazing for homelabbers. kyuz0's work on these containers has made the investment in this kit so valuable I hope Framework is sending you hardware!

https://projectbluefin.io/server/ is what I'm hoping to ship, designed to just ship setups like this ootb and things like this would be so much harder without kyuz0!

(Note: The 64GB ones are going for $1700-ish empty, the prices on the 128's are outrageous we can just keep making the labs more deterministic over time!)

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