

I don’t get the only cli mindset, in enterprise and home lab it’s great to have monitoring and insight into what’s running.


I don’t get the only cli mindset, in enterprise and home lab it’s great to have monitoring and insight into what’s running.


I started migrating last night. You have to stop your running instances, copy over the yaml and change the volume mounts if you used named volumes.


They want to be a competitor to openshift and rancher.


I set it up years ago when I still had Ubuntu desktop running on an old laptop. Just kept using it even after using and learning kubernetes at work on an enterprise scale. Also the automatic image checks, easy to check metrics, logs, and endpoints. I have 33 containers right now, it’s just simple to see them all in one screen.


I use 100% kubernetes at work and help other teams get their app working but at home I don’t run anything that supports it.


Being anti trans is being a fascist, having a democratic cover does not wash away his views on who he is ok with dying. Same as a Zionist supporting democrat.


Ahhh, they use a couple different ones.
Embark Studios runs a three-layer defense: Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) at the kernel level, Anybrain AI for behavioral analysis, and an automatic loot-return system called Abnormal Match Compensation.
Java Minecraft?


Isn’t that the same anti-cheat on arc raiders?


They added new anti-cheat so it no longer works until they enable it again.


Glad I refunded wardogs after they disabled Linux from working.


Incoming refunds


It was working on Linux during the last play test. The rumer is they added a new anti-cheat and it by default doesn’t support Linux.


That’s not a competitor if you have to self host. I self host it to move away from Google but I would not call it a competitor.


Mine does V2L so only 120 a few others do V2H for full house support.


I use duplicity daily to B2 and that’s the only backup I have. https://duplicacy.com/ For heat I have it in the open basement but I also have 10 14tb HDDs so that’s where it comes from.


Most desktops are windows but most of the work is done in gitlab/vscode or Linux bastions and then run on kubernetes. Another team is working on a corporate Ubuntu image and some are testing it so I’m hopeful for others to move off of windows.


Well if they beta this weekend rolls around and it doesn’t work I’ll refund and wait for the official it is supported to buy it. People were playing it on Linux before though so I’m hoping it still works.
That’s why I bought one of those jet kvms, helped out as I don’t have extra monitors.