megavolcano

Does it also have a massive community and thousands of libraries(rubygems) for almost every possible thing you can possibly think of?

These days Debian Gnome and default Ubuntu are so similar these days the difference is negligible once you installed 1 or 2 plugins that mimic the Ubuntu functionality. Ubuntu's gnome is just plain gnome with a few in-house extensions made by Canonical - hardly worth it in my opinion while Debian is rock solid. Buster (the current stable) is nearly perfect IMO.

Huge ruby ran here. Ruby on Rails has been my day job for a decade, and it pays the bills well enough. Crystal has always been a curiosity to me, but I have never been as productive in any other language or framework as I have been with Rails. I dont' care if you're language is "ruby-like" or "go fast" - if I'm not as productive with it as I am with Ruby, I'm not gonna touch it.

Get back to me when there is Crystal on Rails.

AWS KMS. Access is added invidually using IAM roles. That's it.

Been using the new WSL2 integration with Docker since it became GA yesterday, ditched my VMWare setup and loving it so far.

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What about the dependencies of your dependencies? You're gonna get burned when a breaking change gets introduced a few levels deeper than your package.json. Not everyone follows semver perfectly, and sometimes malicious code gets distributed as one of these transitive dependencies.

Why are you _regularly_ clearing lock files? If you're bypassing lock files you're going to have the exact same issue with npm or yarn or any other package manager that downloads from the internet.

Deno has lock files and caches files locally on first import.

I joined a company that had their application on about a dozen environments in Elastic Beanstalk that would fail for no reason during deployments. When everything went find it took about an hour to deploy, when stuff goes wrong - say goodbye to half your day (at a minimum). The general solution to most deployment issues was to just terminate every instance but 1, deploy to 1 instance and let the scaling policies kick in to replace the terminated instances. EB is absolute trash.

Why wouldn't you just give them a direct-link to your "not-youtube" channel?

The thing about Type 2 virtualization not working is true, but if you hyper-v enabled you already have type-1 virtualization so type 2 is kinda irrelevant.

I've been using Hyper-V for about 5 years and never noticed any performance impact worth mentioning. Type 1 hypervisor VMs are still technically running on the metal.