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Posted by
areed on Sunday May 10, 2026 @11:07PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://kheeper.com/
The folks behind bootc have been doing some amazing work. I haven't been this excited for dev-ops since 2015 when Kubernetes was taking off. You can push bootc images to any OCI registry but there is still some toil involved in getting those images booted on a cloud VM or bare metal server and also in injecting the host configuration. I built a new registry in Go designed to smooth out those...
The recommendations at the end of the article to change individual behavior are a distraction but thankfully the author provided links to three organizations that are dedicated to real policy changes. I clicked through all and found 5gyres.org to be the most promising.
This reminded me of an assignment I had for health class in my senior year of high school to help someone. I chose to encourage another kid in my dorm to go to college after graduation (he wasn't from a family with a tradition of going to college). I would just talk to him about where I was thinking about going and all the different options. By the end of the semester he was talking about going to college too. No idea what became of him, but I like to think I had a positive impact on his life.
Are you thinking one stream per packet?
I would add pricing and explain the benefits of a paid plan over the Try It Now feature.
I use gcloud compute instances create ... in a shell script.
I've been using this in CI to build and test my Dockerized app. On GCE billing is by the minute (after a 10 minute minimum) so it hasn't been too expensive.
No, it's specifically built for Google Cloud and not tested anywhere else, so they don't distribute it.
No, these are separate concerns. I use Kubernetes for the latter two.
Heidegger's Being and Time provides a similar critique of modern empiricism. He argued that our most fundamental knowledge of objects comes from our history and potential future with them. When we know "There is an apple", the self embedded in time (Dasein) provides the "There is".
What if there were a third-party polygraph service to sign the warrant canary statements? It would need to solve the problem of a remote polygraph since it would have to be located in another jurisdiction.
I find the modesty in the title of this article refreshing. Most editors would have yanked "I Believe" to garner more clicks.
I had a good experience with RootBSD in 2014.
Posted by
areed on Tuesday May 08, 2012 @06:39PM
from the show-hn dept.
I've had the same problem the last few weeks looking for a colocation provider in my city for half a cabinet. Ever time I ask for information through a web form, they ask for a conference call. I reply back with my power and bandwidth requirements and ask them to email me a quote. At that point I'm usually ignored. I finally selected a provider two hours away who publishes their pricing online.