Not op, but I also prefer being more specific over less. Andrew Spinks is, in fact, a he - no need to abstract that.

Yea, give that a shot. I love what you’re doing in general - mixing things up might also be a good idea; would probably not stand out as much as 40-same-format posts in a row do :)

Any chance a chapter could be a post rather than a page? Currently it’s a bit too spammy.

Official docs, that’s it. kubeadm init with a pod cidr and dns name for the control plane.

For network and network policies I went with calico. I think flannel and ovn are better, but our prod and staging on eks run calico, hence the choice. Metrics server afterwards and now I’m at the before mentioned spot of trying to figure out certs. I think cert-manager is my choice, but at the same time I got sidetracked with reworking our internal ca. Current is rsa and I want ed25519 plus a bit more automation.

It was, but it’s been back for some years now

This is put so beautifully!

I see you’re shopping at tesco as well!

Point taken :D Coffee must kick in at some point.

… and it really showed bottom of the barrel

And then someone knocked from beneath.

I, personally, like a language being rich. Nothing wrong with not knowing all the ins and outs, but calling for simplification on what is already an very simple language is odd.

I don’t see how any country’s supreme court, other than Salvador’s, could give any orders that would be followed in Salvador.

Screen tearing is no longer an issue, at least on wayland. As for simple… it’s different.

Painting your room is to windows like building a house is to linux.

Windows makes it simple to paint your room while linux enables you to build whatever house you want. Nothing is ever free and as such - sometimes certain tradeoffs have to be made that get in a way of what you might consider “simple”.

Mini Metro was the first thing that came to mind. Fun little time waster.

Losing*

Knot is loose. Game is lost.

It’s the wording itself that matters here. A MoFA of a small, but relevant nation using the exact phrasing of article 7 is how you get the ball rolling. This is a good sign.

It does sound a bit like creating plausible deniability for some sketchy transactions later on.

The problem is running GUI code as root as it’s never been vetted for that. What you want, effectively, is to have EDITOR variable of your session set to kate and open system files using sudoedit. I’m a terminal guy myself, so this exact thing is enough for me. Having said that - I’m sure someone will chime in with a plugin/addon/extension/etc that adds this to the right click context for what I assume is KDE. Or you can try looking for that om your favourite search engine.

Sounds like all you need to get it is an excuse. I say go for it! :D

I have to admit it’s impressive

What you’re suggesting is solving (only slightly) the storage problem. The real problem is bandwidth.