nostr:npub1efzd7hlnw8uv48h6e9z48u49vjn8v4rjaqelkua3a0rn3n8mzdesj458zc It's normal business for them but with humans, camping can be in-tents.
nostr:npub1rnjwv8da8gxyg5xdundvwcg9r489cnuaa842pzes005ezq9q0jvsgrvtmy Fountain pens for the win!
nostr:npub1pzna02749rgut5ypawxe7yk6c2a39a3fzfyfm0ds8mu04a6m33xsemy2as That said, it isn't my intention to make this moment about Red Hat and I'm sure many of our mutual followers are hoping we don't 😅
One such opportunity may be for groups like #Ansible and #Pulumi to coordinate with #Apache and/or #CNCF to create a common, open standard around cloud and baremetal provider implementations that could be compatible with Pulumi and Ansible via libcloud, breaking away from the vendor-centric HCL lock in that terraform mandated.
nostr:npub1qzuh0gkk7d720ga7xq7q82sqdha0gldtlw8fppaymuysjmg4uluq9m5342 nostr:npub1fdyn7peq0hzwvh9ks05qpx6q0mez64cn2m7nc5rhrm7g3qu99l0q6nh5g8 At MariaDB Corp's current rate, the company behind MaxScale might not exist by the time they would need to upgrade their Hashicorp stuff, so it may be a problem that doesn't need solving.
nostr:npub18yve5f33hyqq35t3y3xu72t9x33pfdznd0kq78lf73wkxchzr5hsmjxxyn nostr:npub1urlltfz9lg0fm97wljf8gf6vdueu447sjjne38jvzm5uv6ll0rlqrdga9x for firmware, it's vs.code (platform.io), and we have people doing dev on linux, mac, and windows.
nostr:npub1gqxy7k9ear2pl757l3h3yecgq2t0z0c0ym3k6ewp3zz4lxrwrxusjmdj8c nostr:npub1urlltfz9lg0fm97wljf8gf6vdueu447sjjne38jvzm5uv6ll0rlqrdga9x Looks like the Commodore development depends on having the apple FujiNet with a special cable but the apple FujiNet is currently sold out
Also, MariaDB's MaxScale depends on Hashicorp Vault, so that's pretty funny, too.
There is also a bit of schadenfreude about this as Red Hat will more have to pull Terraform from #Openshift as some collateral damage for #Hashicorp doing an anti-competitive thing with its source code.
nostr:npub1vtrqvy6y0mvltxtvn7ct5n3aj0yjc48fgqvhy5xd4g74r3c032nsnela7h People discussing alternatives to Hashicorp and assessing risks for when/if another company/project might do what they did.
nostr:npub18yve5f33hyqq35t3y3xu72t9x33pfdznd0kq78lf73wkxchzr5hsmjxxyn come here and introduce yourself. https://discord.gg/7MfFTvD nostr:npub1urlltfz9lg0fm97wljf8gf6vdueu447sjjne38jvzm5uv6ll0rlqrdga9x heads up the #Commodore bring-up, and There's a solid group in the #Apple2 channel as well. Pick a spot and we'll try to get you what you need. :)
nostr:npub1gqxy7k9ear2pl757l3h3yecgq2t0z0c0ym3k6ewp3zz4lxrwrxusjmdj8c nostr:npub1urlltfz9lg0fm97wljf8gf6vdueu447sjjne38jvzm5uv6ll0rlqrdga9x Also, not sure what you're doing development on, but my Linux chops are strong, if you need any help from that end of things as well.
nostr:npub1gqxy7k9ear2pl757l3h3yecgq2t0z0c0ym3k6ewp3zz4lxrwrxusjmdj8c I also have some limited access to 8-bit Apple II era hardware at work.
I didn't have renewed debates over copy-left vs permissive #opensource licenses in my 2023 bingo card.
nostr:npub1ag5hpx9undva4zuvstyzwme5upfzh5h68znnmlle7azwz63xen6qhpdumn Bartholomew-Jackson-Brown County area
nostr:npub1ag5hpx9undva4zuvstyzwme5upfzh5h68znnmlle7azwz63xen6qhpdumn Oh hey, right near your neck of the woods! I've spent plenty of time in Bloomington.
nostr:npub1ag5hpx9undva4zuvstyzwme5upfzh5h68znnmlle7azwz63xen6qhpdumn Bartholomew-Jackson-Brown County area
People thinking I'm a millennial for wearing "skinny jeans", but in reality my jeans shrank in the wash but I certainly didn't, and I'm too cheap to buy new jeans.
nostr:npub1dgsrtum45we57dd9zs6r9967fxxheqvruy86c2z0gy0ftv4ll6jq60nfw8 This might be the only way to get me to run windows again
nostr:npub1evueeq5nd8889t6hlpgssh3x45a2q4sv9trffrux3jssamshwecqrzuf5t nostr:npub1asgpw2tdqj8lf7hc9rvll65cpkamvh2y7v43xypme5ln083m48hq50p40g I see the huge risk to contributors with CLAs but how can a project reasonably switch/upgrade its license (e.g. GPL2->AGPL3) at some point in the future without them? Or am I overthinking this?
nostr:npub1hqvhusmc8r9mharcgqtl92x5gufma2gmmcamkse72f4l0dsnqnksdxd5hy nostr:npub1evueeq5nd8889t6hlpgssh3x45a2q4sv9trffrux3jssamshwecqrzuf5t nostr:npub1asgpw2tdqj8lf7hc9rvll65cpkamvh2y7v43xypme5ln083m48hq50p40g GPLv3 is explicitly compatible with AGPL, though I don't believe that includes relicensing, but you could make future parts of GPLv3 code licensed under AGPL alongside the GPLv3 code.
nostr:npub1vpdn7lkw6ly63qxwna9uxyv6qhvf3xfy085wx2yt59gfq75nuwys3n0dep nostr:npub1fdyn7peq0hzwvh9ks05qpx6q0mez64cn2m7nc5rhrm7g3qu99l0q6nh5g8 BSL (Boost Software License) already allows this just fine, but BUSL does not.