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More moaning about #linux. I'm trying to get a discourse server off the ground. Why the fuck do they insist on installing non-OS stuff in the middle of all the OS stuff.
/var/discourseis not a good default. And then fucking docker wants to be/var/lib/docker. Never mind how/var/libdoesn't make any goddamn sense.Related to my earlier discussion of hard drive partitioning. What I would like to do is have a volume that is not the operating system, but is instead all the application data. The discourse data, database, assets people upload, etc. That way I can have this nice virtual disk that encapsulates it. I could theoretically build a new node, attach this drive to the new node, and migrate the site. I can snapshot that drive more frequently than, say, the OS drive. Lots of benefits to encapsulating it.
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More moaning about #linux. I'm trying to get a discourse server off the ground. Why the fuck do they insist on installing non-OS stuff in the middle of all the OS stuff.
/var/discourseis not a good default. And then fucking docker wants to be/var/lib/docker. Never mind how/var/libdoesn't make any goddamn sense.Related to my earlier discussion of hard drive partitioning. What I would like to do is have a volume that is not the operating system, but is instead all the application data. The discourse data, database, assets people upload, etc. That way I can have this nice virtual disk that encapsulates it. I could theoretically build a new node, attach this drive to the new node, and migrate the site. I can snapshot that drive more frequently than, say, the OS drive. Lots of benefits to encapsulating it.
But no. The discourse "easy installer" sprays shit all over
/var. I'm gonna get some database down in /var/lib/docker/something and I'm going to get assets living in /var/discourse, and umpteen gajillion container images in /var/lib/docker.But I also have fucking /var/log for OS logs, and /var/run for runtime information like PIDs, and /var/lock and /var/tmp. I think /var/most-important-app-on-the-system is NOT where you put application software. So my volume/filesystem to encapsulate discourse? Is that a big ass
/var?I love #FreeBSD because it is so well organized. They even go to trouble to make packages like postfix or apache fit the idiom, rather than let it install in
/var/lib/opt/sbin/etcor some shit.This public service announcement sponsored by Old Man Yells at Cloud, Inc.
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But no. The discourse "easy installer" sprays shit all over
/var. I'm gonna get some database down in /var/lib/docker/something and I'm going to get assets living in /var/discourse, and umpteen gajillion container images in /var/lib/docker.But I also have fucking /var/log for OS logs, and /var/run for runtime information like PIDs, and /var/lock and /var/tmp. I think /var/most-important-app-on-the-system is NOT where you put application software. So my volume/filesystem to encapsulate discourse? Is that a big ass
/var?I love #FreeBSD because it is so well organized. They even go to trouble to make packages like postfix or apache fit the idiom, rather than let it install in
/var/lib/opt/sbin/etcor some shit.This public service announcement sponsored by Old Man Yells at Cloud, Inc.
@paco this is also important to me. 👊
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But no. The discourse "easy installer" sprays shit all over
/var. I'm gonna get some database down in /var/lib/docker/something and I'm going to get assets living in /var/discourse, and umpteen gajillion container images in /var/lib/docker.But I also have fucking /var/log for OS logs, and /var/run for runtime information like PIDs, and /var/lock and /var/tmp. I think /var/most-important-app-on-the-system is NOT where you put application software. So my volume/filesystem to encapsulate discourse? Is that a big ass
/var?I love #FreeBSD because it is so well organized. They even go to trouble to make packages like postfix or apache fit the idiom, rather than let it install in
/var/lib/opt/sbin/etcor some shit.This public service announcement sponsored by Old Man Yells at Cloud, Inc.
@paco@infosec.exchange why Discourse?
Use NodeBB. We keep our shit in one folder.
You can put that folder anywhere 🫠
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Beh perché defenestrarli proprio nel momento in cui cominciano a contribuire al benessere pubblico? 😁
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@Fabio Platone era un idiota che invidiava chi amava o era amato, entrambe cose evidentemente a lui negate.
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@TomF I was surprised by how astute this take is. I watch him for music stuff, his interviews with some of my favorite jazz musicians, e.g. Pat Metheny, who Beato obviously loves, are among the best that have ever been done. But, he understands a fundamental aspect of big expensive computers that a lot of people are somehow still missing about AI. There is an assumption that we'll need big data centers forever...or at least for the next decade or two so they can pay for themselves.
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Ingredienti per ottenere un predatore sessuale di minorenni:
Prendere un giovane trentenne
Aggiungere qualche centinaio di milioni di dollari statunitensi degli anni 80
Lasciare riposare per qualche decina di anni, rabboccando regolarmente la quantità di milioni man mano che quelli precedenti evaporano.
Condire a piacere con abbondanti applausi, asservimento e leccate di culo a mezzo stampa e in TV, come i cortigiani che applaudivano l’imperatore nudo.
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Amore platonico (?)
Amore platonico è un modo usuale di definire una forma di amore priva della dimensione passionale (romantica) e sessuale. Infatti Platone considera l'attrazione fra i corpi il primo dei vari livelli di amore, benché egli aggiunga che questo livello vada abbandonato per giungere a quelli superiori (amore per l'anima, per le leggi e le istituzioni, per le scienze, assoluto)...
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amore_platonico?wprov=sfla1
🔁 condivisione gradita
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Quattro zaini, forse ho esagerato :-)
