hanumseous

the boundary does elaborate, its a network namespaace scopep statement. and the rule only filter traffic to the host netns, so, pod to pod traffic is untoched, and forwarded to pods filtering depends on the cluster network config.

it changed and its better now. rootless dockerd wants newuidmap/newgidmap + subuid range before it start, and cgroups only work with cgroup v2 + systemd. also, on a host that already has those, its fine on one without systemd, and podman is still less friction, mostly because there is no daemon to babysit

what makes you think about that? im still enjoy programming, sometimes i code just for fun, and a little exercise is good.

Been working with postgres, never had issues regarding performance. Postgres is the only db i wannna work with for non-web apps.

How fast is yours searching for files? Is it support fuzzy search?

Its a mindblowing for me how basic and easy password such as (123456,admin,admin123) etc, still popular and used by peoples. The crazy one is that i heard some gov still using that as a password.

I don't think it's new. idk what the x thread intention is, cause peoples been using this method, company too.

Hmm, probably not a good idea if you want to build apps publicly. But, the most interesting about this project for me is how peoples reacted to it.

Cats are awesome, cute, and a stress relief for me. Im still doesn't have enough time playing with my cats, sad, but it's okay, cause i need job to feed em. lol And slowly blinking at them is a pure emotional way to communicate, i feel it, relaxed, and it's a heart warming when they response with a slow blink too. loved them so much.