Hypnosis6173
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I would love to see more interactions from dev side in GH discussions rather than answering on HN. I think not responding anything there pushes the image of github not caring for the community
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Hypnosis6173 on Monday June 08, 2026 @04:07AM
from the self-post dept.
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Hypnosis6173 on Monday January 05, 2026 @08:41AM
from the media.ccc.de dept.
I use it as my main software for my Traktor Kontrol S2.
Some Lights are buggy and the fix is not yet out.
Also Highlighting Tracks based on a fitting Key is only availible in the Alpha Branch of the software, which obivously has lots of other issues.
Besides that its an easy software which can handle all of my other feature requirements and it runs really nice.
So i would really recommend it ;)
Got a hardware deck at aws-summit in Berlin for free this Year, so lookout on the next summit near you
I mean, isn't the idea from them that you have 2 or more of them?
Shure not everybody does that and some sites don't really support that but thinking about this concept of having "physical key s" to your data makes a lot of sense to me.
Don't know how this change will affect my trust in the concept
Just saw a german Talk about this yesterday.
Versatiles provides a free and open to use Server under tiles.versatiles.org which is sponsored by People around the CCC.
Versatiles is also the First to offer a free to use vector card server, which is also amazing.
(For the German Readers: https://media.ccc.de/v/ds24-406-versatiles-freie-karten-fr-a...)
Thats not how piracy in germany works. Torrenting for german content is quite uncommon. Normally the pages either point to sites hosting a streamabale version of the video content or point to a external file hoster (e.g. Rapidgator).
I searched a solution to this 2 year ago, great to see such an easy to use implementation now.
Alway had problems with the podman vm on macos, hopefully it will be more stable now
Sounds amazing!
Do you have info material/ a landing page I can inspect?
On January 26th, Mirantis made Lens closed source.
I personally found it to be a useful tool, as it provided a good overview of existing Kubernetes clusters and easy access to them. Since I used OpenLens, I did not notice the license change and the removal of the source code until now.
Would love to hear about alternatives or best practices for cluster management below.
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Hypnosis6173 on Sunday March 24, 2024 @08:22PM
from the github.com dept.