Only people supporting legacy regret.
Ruby was never good. It just got memed enough to make it way into some medium business
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Only people supporting legacy regret.
Ruby was never good. It just got memed enough to make it way into some medium business
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This is an interesting take considering vendors regularly do sell addons related to sms, blocking, etc
As someone that fits this bill perfectly, and considered tossing my hat in the ring, I kind of agree with this person.
While I may not agree with the phrasing and hostility, the point still stand that they are effectively looking for Senior Level + DevOps.
And 5 hours a week will turn into 30+ as the person or persons takes over ownership of the required pieces.
My main holdup is just having enough time personally.
I mean, their “proof” is that Socialist is in the name. From there on out, they apparently missed everything that happened post-1934
Meh, I don’t know if they need defense. It’s just kind of how it is.
They got big and popular and that means momentum. Momentum is good for adoption and momentum is good for support, but it’s not great for huge jumps in technological sophistication.
I still LOVE the 2040, pico, etc, but there are just better options when you go bigger than that.
The Potato, Rock Pis.
This creator is great for when you want to SBC shop
Go check out ExplainingComputers on youtube.
https://www.explainingcomputers.com/sbc.html
He basically goes over every SBC possible. The good ones now are the Rock Pis and the Potato series
I’m happy to discuss it, as I’ve written articles about it.
I live high level routing and firewalling in VMs (60 Gbps+), and there are a couple of realities you need to accept, especially when you involved a *BSD in the mix.
I mean, you do you. But I’d much rather to just be able to change the uplink on a vSwitch or bridge to get my router going again instead of having to reboot, passthrough, insert grub cli options, swap cards, etc.
They aren’t even great platforms anymore in comparison.
Other SBCs are cheaper, more smartly designed, and have more features (emmc, pcie, etc)
The big thing RPI have going for them is that they are the standard and all the OS/software/etc end up being super turnkey
Passing through a NIC just adds complexity, not lessens it. And is a bad idea for a plethora or reasons
Blue LEDs used to be super expensive. Therefore, only high end electronics had them. So once LEDs got dirt cheap, everybody started dropping blue LEDs on everything to capture that “premium” feel.
Now of course, it’s just obnoxious
I just bought a new Magsafe charger. Something that generally lives in someone’s bedroom shouldn’t have the brightest fucking blue light I’ve ever seen on it. But it does.
Took one night to cover that fucker with electrical tape.
It’s a bit disconnected that anybody thinks meta is at all worried.
If anything, anybody wanting to get their instances in front of tons of eyeballs is going to be scrambling to federate (in an attempt to court away meta users)
The great thing about Proxmox is you can do snapshot backups which take mere moments to complete. Then pass those off to a NAS where they can survive a irreparable loss of your Proxmox server.
Hopefully you put a giant asterix by this point. You need the snapshot AND the original backup. Snapshots are only diffs and can’t survive without their base backup.
Still not comfortable with the laptop battery as ups thing.
what do you mean comfortable? It’s basically designed for it.
The first big migration happened to Voat when fatpeoplehate was banned.
damn that’s gross
I just wish they cared. This is a blip for them sadly
As someone that used PHP professionally for literal decades, the PHP hate is so meme-y.
Its biggest problem is that it allows you to do some truly cursed things. The same can be said about other languages, but PHP really doesn’t do much to set you up for success, especially as a new-intermediate coder.
With opcache, it became fast enough for basically most web backends, and as a language overall it does seem to be evolving and shedding off some of the crap that used to make it truly horrible in the hands of a new person. At least the type-juggling stupiderrors
Now I mainly use go and python (only because I have to on this one), and I would put Python and PHP on a similar level of “fuck this language” moments