cancer fuel? lol

cancer fuel? lol

Just whenever i feel down thinking i'm an absolute idiot that doesnt know shit

I look at these

Just whenever i feel down thinking i'm an absolute idiot that doesnt know shit

i do the beginner html "challanges" in such case

such as right now

i do the beginner html "challanges" in such case

Snrk

send me them tho

When i need to code i usually have a go at my golang bot

yeah well, fuck me i have java for 3 semesters straight

send me them tho

https://cloud.furworks.de/apps/gallery/s/k46Wfj73apgcjtp

Its not alot of them

Feel free to contribute

Feel free to contribute

oh yeah

Haha! There’s a lightbulb and everything!

send me them tho

Actually, thanks for reminding me. I updated with some more :3

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Ouch! That 8800 would have had a hefty price tag 10 years ago.

That bulb detail

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They like to collect such too occasionally

ya

Oh hey there. Welcome

This has always been a favorite of mine, saw it on an IT site

Wtf??

Hey guys, finally got an SSD on my system to use with my WD Black drive. Should I just throw my whole /home partition on the HDD and leave the rest on the SSD or what? What are some common reccomendations/practices?

@Wolfshappen would love to hear your input on this

Hey guys, finally got an SSD on my system to use with my WD Black drive. Should I just throw my whole /home partition on the HDD and leave the rest on the SSD or what? What are some common reccomendations/practices?

Well, depending on what's in your home directory, I'd say that's probably not the best idea. Especially with games, this will not help loading times. I personally would use the SSD for the OS (including home) but use the HDD for mass storage of larger or slower access files.

So if you'll be keeping some movies or videos around, large files like ISOs or other files like this, that you don't typically need highest speed access from, on the HDD.

Makes sense, I wont be playing games on this workstation, but I might be doing some video work

https://cloud.furworks.de/apps/gallery/s/k46Wfj73apgcjtp

- What's your favorite programming language? - Times New Roman Hahahaha, man, that's a good one

what's the big deal with the Ribbon UI from the latest Libre O. What does it come in handy?

Welcome @bohdan_khudoba

nice to have you around ?

@dminca Thanks Me too ?

Do you have any tricks and tips to increasing battery life besides using TLP (controversial)? I use Chrome a lot and found The Great Suspender extension of great help to suspend tabs I am not using. ?

https://cloud.furworks.de/apps/gallery/s/k46Wfj73apgcjtp

Reading that URL, that's my risky click of the day done

Reading that URL, that's my risky click of the day done

God dammit thats just a domain - "cloud" clearly indicates its purpose :P

Reading that URL, that's my risky click of the day done

cat porn url

God dammit thats just a domain - "cloud" clearly indicates its purpose :P

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The animation of the wolf is nice tho

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I know of much much worse one to use. XD

The animation of the wolf is nice tho

animate.css rotateInUpLeft

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Worse. >:3

But its set to redirect to rick roll

Oh god no, just knowing E621 is as far as I want to know for furry stuff :P

And best of all, the whole thing is like 11kb.

I need to actually set up my nextcloud tbh

Oh god no, just knowing E621 is as far as I want to know for furry stuff :P

E621 is as far as I don’t know furry stuff. :D

Afternoon, good people.

And best of all, the whole thing is like 11kb.

You don't happen to use any containerization software, would you?

You don't happen to use any containerization software, would you?

I will for a later version - if you mean webpack No - docker

Well i use it at work

but its error prone and constant headache.

I want to try LXC / LXD So that I cna manage it through virt-manager but at the same time docker seems to just be easier

But I'll look into webpack

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I want to try LXC / LXD So that I cna manage it through virt-manager but at the same time docker seems to just be easier

get into vagrant :P

and ansible

But I'll look into webpack

https://webpack.js.org/

Welcome aboard!

Thanks

I want to try LXC / LXD So that I cna manage it through virt-manager but at the same time docker seems to just be easier

Hint: https://github.com/SISheogorath/ansible-infrastructure <— Setup Nextcloud (running in docker) on CentOS using Ansible.

Hint: https://github.com/SISheogorath/ansible-infrastructure <— Setup Nextcloud (running in docker) on CentOS using Ansible.

Especially with something that is a web-facing service i'll be caught dead before i run something public in docker.

There are so many security issues one needs to consider when using docker that simply evaporate when you use proper hypervisors - and the ram and i/o usage will be equal nowadays as vagrant premade images have come down to docker image sizes.

There are so many security issues one needs to consider when using docker that simply evaporate when you use proper hypervisors - and the ram and i/o usage will be equal nowadays as vagrant premade images have come down to docker image sizes.

I know tons of people running docker services web faces without issues. Including Spotify, Amazon, … I don't think they don't care about security

I know tons of people running docker services web faces without issues. Including Spotify, Amazon, … I don't think they don't care about security

Well, i do. Because i dont want accidental breakout or kernel crash in docker to take down my host with it.

I dont have the resources to just have 50k failover machines.

Well, that is mainly a question of how you are doing it, not that you are doing it.

Well, that is mainly a question of how you are doing it, not that you are doing it.

docker kernel crash === host kernel crash.

Unless that is changed vms will remain the better option.

Unless that is changed vms will remain the better option.

lol. You may know that containers don't have an own kernel. Which is actually the point of running something in a container

lol. You may know that containers don't have an own kernel. Which is actually the point of running something in a container

Which makes it very, very unpleasing to run for me.

It provides exactly what it says: Isolated applications. Not isolated OSes

That's the whole point of using containers

It provides exactly what it says: Isolated applications. Not isolated OSes

If i think of isolated applications i think of applications that have proper isolation from the host and can't take it down easily.

Heck if you gain root in containers and break out - boom you're root on the host.

If i think of isolated applications i think of applications that have proper isolation from the host and can't take it down easily.

And that's the basic misunderstanding from your side of what containers are for

And that's the basic misunderstanding from your side of what containers are for

No, my understanding is that containers are not for me.

Heck if you gain root in containers and break out - boom you're root on the host.

Why wouldn't you use rootless containers though?

I know they can be incredibly useful and good for ci/deployment

And they have advantages, especially for underspecced hosting.

No one forces you to use them .-. but yelling at them doesn't help anyone. Especially when people explicitly ask about using them

But outside of CI i'll let it ripe more.

I will for a later version - if you mean webpack No - docker

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get into vagrant :P

^

"yelling"