Rocket Surgeon
Man. I know what they were. I don’t want to review them. Water and my adventurous spirit, aka dumbass kayaker, almost took me out twice. You’re pretty fukin exhausted after fighting for your life. No fun. And then the motorcycles and booze over and over. Right. No, I don’t want to review any of that. Made it through once. Enough.
Well, it was an interesting article, and I agree with all their points. I’m not sure what I expected. The article was a bit more wide-ranging than just a list of facts. Yes, it did predictably start off with climate denialism, but it went other directions too. Worth a read.
Edit … Heh. I’ve rescanned it a few times. I love the way the guy shits on AI on the way out the door. Good work.
More edit … um … this guy’s a freeeak. Love it. He’s got a podcast called Starts With A Bang. He looks like Dr. Robotnik.
Hehe. You are preachin to the choir.
In truth, most of my code, particularly my published pieces, looks like a textbook example of self-documentation.
This is because I’m inexpert enough at coding to need the pointers next time I look at my own code.
So if it looks like a kindergarten teacher authored it, I’ll probly be able to understand it later.
And thanks! My kitties always want more scratches. :]
vCenter itself wasn’t really useful until version 4.x or so. It got a lot more modern at 5.5, the dawn of the recognizable vCenter, but up to that point people considered vCenter optional.
In much the same fashion, this PDM is just a bolt-on addition right now, nearly useless.
But its gonna become a locus for service management, and it will eventually be an integral piece of your cluster.
I would like to see PDM bring new DR replication capabilities to us. Sorely needed.
Fuk this post.
Fire it up.
for centralized, enterprise-wide visibility and continual business transformation to the agile hyperscale agentic industry of … um … i lost track.
“stable”
This PDM software is not going to be stable. Its a brand new 1.0 product from a company that moves fast and breaks shit. I doubt they went a single day without releasing patches for this thing.
I have a collection of the PDM alpha releases. That was some of the raw-est most-uncooked spaghetti I’ve ever seen served up by a software company. There is no way they got this thing across the finish line. It’s gonna have issues.
That said, this vcenter-like hyper-hypervisor console showed some promise. It provided one brand new capability, hot vmotion between clusters. While the data displayed about clusters and hosts had a janky feel, it was some sort of common interface.
A poor start, but a start nonetheless.
I dunno. It wasn’t useful enough for me. I’ll look at it again later. I’m slowly working PVE 9 and PBS 4 into my environment, now that they’ve aged to a .1 rev, and that’s got me plenty busy.
EDIT: Should you decide to have a Proxmox Datacenter Manager adventure, you’re really going to want to view the stickied threads at their dedicated forum.
https://forum.proxmox.com/forums/datacenter-manager-installation-and-configuration.28/
Nah. Spin it up. It was a buggy POS when I last tried it, so don’t expect too much. But what are ya doing homelab for? Mostly people want to learn and play. You should play with this toy.
The impression I got was that this is a long straight thing that is spinning. “14 nearby galaxies rich in hydrogen gas, arranged in a thin, stretched-out line about 5.5 million light-years long and 117,000 light-years wide.”
You don’t have to think about that very long to see something strange. A line spinning around a common point must go slower in the middle and faster on the ends, just to keep up and even be a line of things.
If the whole line maintains a uniform speed, the middle will complete a rotation much faster than the edges, and what was a line shortly becomes a spiral.
Or, that’s the way shit is supposed to work. Unless you’re a galaxy. And in that case, people make shit up to explain your non-Netwonian dynamics. There isn’t enough info in the article to understand if they are implying a vast halo of dark matter to support this rotating structure. Christ. Something that big, spinning, with lobes, would send out gravity waves. The whole set of ideas here is just a fraught mess.
Got it. Yes, I have much to read in general, and in particular I should pay attention to the first link I posted from the NetBox-docker github.
My backups are of the docker host, which is a Linux Mint virtual machine on Proxmox. I believe I do have file-level restore options, but I wanted a restore I’d probly just stand up a copy of the host, grab what i need, and nuke the copy.
I’m the weekend guy, this is mid-work-week for me right now. And I’ve got CCNA studying I should be after. I’ll probably pickup my NetBox docker-style clone/upgrade/test early next week.
Thanks again, friend. That was all really solid and direct feedback. Quite helpful.
Getting the cold shoulder here.
(They are actually warm and fuzzy shoulders.)
This is the most disturbing thing I’ve seen on Lemmy. Like, oldskool I need eyebleach disturbing. Gawd. Why.
I think I’m gonna start working now. You’ve disgusted me that much. I’m gonna stop screwing around and go work. Bleh.
Hey thanks.
Ok, that’s one vote for an in-place upgrade, along with explicit directions on how to clone and test.
Um … well done!
I was poking about my NetBox to find version info, and it sent me to this page for upgrade info.
https://netboxlabs.com/docs/netbox/installation/upgrading/
It’s got a complete matrix. I’ve got an 4.14, so I’m not making a full version jump.
They say the lift-and-shift upgrade is for full version jumps.
So, you’re right. I should just figure out docker and utilize it effectively. I’ll read through this page.
Well, the more of youtube we import … the more of youtube we import. Part of the reason we aren’t flooded with crap on the fediverse is that we are too small to matter. And perhaps we are small enough to effectively police our own. So … why would we want to import youtube at all? Bigger is not better.
That’s not really true.
You came off combative with an attitude right from the start.
You got smacked back down repeatedly.
Certainly some of it is because of your opinions, but mostly it was because you’re a jerk.
It’s also really good at making humans dumb. Can you tell us more about that aspect?
Man, I support Ukraine, and I’m all about throwing some mud at ruskis. But there’s literally nothing to this article. The Ukranian president said the other side was weakened. Right. He does that every day. Its his job. Gotta keep up morale and all. This is a nothing sandwich.