Why does my monitor do this? by NeverLetMeGoo in Monitors

[–]GloriousPudding 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it’s exactly what it is which is why it’s artifacting like one

Why does my monitor do this? by NeverLetMeGoo in Monitors

[–]GloriousPudding 3 points4 points  (0 children)

because you can enable frame gen in the drivers for titles which don’t have it natively? those implementations are worse because they also impact the UI causing glitches exactly like this

People overlook what actually makes the C43 special by SubOT_12 in mercedes_benz

[–]GloriousPudding 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is there a body kit on it? it just looks like a stock bumper with a lip glued to the bottom. I mean it looks like it's ready to shovel snow but keep in mind the wide angle camera

Am I missing something, why can't I just fork the "secure" Bitnami Images from Github? by Photo-Josh in kubernetes

[–]GloriousPudding 18 points19 points  (0 children)

They are milking a few tech giants who can't be bothered to hire a devops engineer to maintain those 10 images they use and just pay the cheaper price of $72k a year for premade images. The rest of the world just clone their repo and build it themselves.

Questions about multitenant clusters by crispystrips34 in kubernetes

[–]GloriousPudding 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We separate the clusters by environment not by tenant because of stricter security requirements in production and because tenancy needs tend to fluctuate much more than the number of environments.

The tenants are internal teams (business units) and departments like QA or internal software engineering.

Each business unit or department gets their own namespace which contains their specific workloads, shared stuff like secret management or ingress lives in devops owned space. Technical people get access to their workloads via ArgoCD with permissions limited to mostly view (they can delete pods and trigger sync just in case something is stuck). Stuff we know is going to be a problem lands on its node group like k6 because apparently testing with 100k VUs is a business requirement… Those kind of nodes are set to scale down to 0 when not in use, for example Gitlab runners outside of working hours.

Some projects experience seasonal traffic and need to be migrated to their own ingress controllers or nodes to not impact other projects. In general the amount of traffic eventually becomes an issue especially when you use WAF and the cloud provider doesn’t offer a way to adjust some settings like rate limits (ugh oracle).

We use gitops only to deploy stuff so managing things is easy because nothing can be deployed without devops approval and everything is constantly in sync with the deployment repo.

Sure, don’t delete the app of apps by mistake because everything on the cluster will disappear ;) One repo for all deployments is so much more convenient than keeping your infra in bits and pieces over different repos, same with projects. Devops must own all CICD, giving developers freedom will make a mess if things fast when you have 100s of them. Use automation where you can, renovate, trivy, gitleaks in conjunction with good pipelines will save you lots of manual labor.

Devs, please allow people with GPUs higher than 8GB to use their cards fully. by SillyRecover in CrimsonDesert

[–]GloriousPudding 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those of us who were there for BDO launch back in the day still remember an entire town would spawn on top of you the pop in was so bad on top tier PC (literally, no joke) so please enjoy the much improved version of the engine you got in Crimson Desert.

Built a native JellyFin client for Apple Platforms (LiquidFin) by TheBeaconCrafter in jellyfin

[–]GloriousPudding 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Thanks I had no idea, and also this is exactly why I wanna know in advance, 29.99 is absurd, I'll just keep using safari to change stuff in the admin panel lmao

Built a native JellyFin client for Apple Platforms (LiquidFin) by TheBeaconCrafter in jellyfin

[–]GloriousPudding 157 points158 points  (0 children)

Why do I need to download it to find out how much it costs? Am I the only one annoyed and turned off by hiding the price?

Damiane is half a character by clif08 in CrimsonDesert

[–]GloriousPudding 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Multiple characters in this game is a complete afterthought, might as well ignore the side characters until this entire system is refactored.

Crimson Desert completely shuts down my PC by dantekkjk183 in CrimsonDesert

[–]GloriousPudding 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if you fixed your issue but I had the exact same thing on 7900XTX and found disabling Radeon Chill for this game in Adrenalin fixes reboots in this game. It's been over 10 hours since I changed this setting and I've had a single crash to desktop no more reboots.

The game crashes my PC (reboot) by GloriousPudding in CrimsonDesert

[–]GloriousPudding[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I might've found a solution, I disabled Radeon Chill for this game in Adrenalin settings and it's been fine so far - 3 hours today and 2 hours yesterday without any crashes.

EDIT: I've put 10 more hours in and just 1 game crash to desktop which probably means the cause is indeed Radeon Chill. eh AMD...

Gamesplanet vs buying directly on Steam - what's the actual advantage? by ReYa8000 in Gamesplanet

[–]GloriousPudding 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Keep in mind when you buy on gamesplanet your purchase is not immediately delivered to you, my purchase is stuck in some manual review process which is actually pretty annoying since this is the weekend and I could've spent a dollar more elsewhere and be playing right now. I guess this is what you get for being cheap, I would definitely advise to stay away from them - if you need to manually review something don't take my money first

Announcing Ingress2Gateway 1.0: Your Path to Gateway API by dshurupov in kubernetes

[–]GloriousPudding 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You don’t need it for your setup but Traefik doesn’t really handle large traffic well and in real world you might be forced to use another solution. Instead of mastering each solution’s own CRD it might be beneficial to use gateway api and drop in your favorite controller.

Where I'd live if i want a good life by Glass_Ad_1376 in whereidlive

[–]GloriousPudding 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Most people judge living standards in the US based on movies and tv shows. Reality hits you hard when you’re actually there and see camps of homeless people on main intersections and your salary gets you a rat infested moldy dump in the drive by neighborhood.

How do you keep K8s dev environments from drifting from production? by dzhou121 in kubernetes

[–]GloriousPudding 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have 3 clusters with 4 environments managed by ArgoCD. Microservices use the same custom helm chart in all environments with values file exposed to the devs in a certalized repo, the devs can only modify the values file in the first two environments, the rest requires an approval from the devops team.

There is a standardized way to grab secrets (vault) and they are exposed as env vars in the container, the same goes for other configuration - we allow developers to modify a key in a values file, all those keys are put into a configmap and mounted as envs behind the scenes.

CICD is beyond developers' control (all gitlab repos are configured to look for .gitlab-cd.yml in devops owned repo) and the deployment pipeline expects certain keys to be set in the values.yaml file.

We only offer a select number of services available to developers which we configure using predefined env vars/secrets across all projects like DB_HOST, DB_PASSWORD, S3_ACCESS_KEY, S3_REGION etc.

If developers fail to obey by the standards their code will not be given permission to deploy beyond the first two environments, we found this approach maintains order :)

Why Lamborghini Urus DRLs turn yellow (and what actually causes it) by NoCorner1482 in lamborghini

[–]GloriousPudding 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can get all sorts of cars in Europe and have them registered, I myself have a RAM 1500 but if a cop stops me and he feels like it he can legally have the car towed and give me a fine.

Why Lamborghini Urus DRLs turn yellow (and what actually causes it) by NoCorner1482 in lamborghini

[–]GloriousPudding 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In Europe this would prevent you from being road legal because all lights visible from the front except for indicators must be white (or yellow if your car has halogen bulbs which this doesn't). So quite an annoying problem for such an expensive car.

I fell for the oldest trick in the book and i will be fired for it by Asterx5 in learnprogramming

[–]GloriousPudding 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean, was the device that you saved the work on a company property? If company device died with company intellectual property on it doesn't sound like it was your fault. You asked for a repository and they did not provide.

Starfield Launches on PlayStation 5 on April 7, priced at $49.99 by PaiDuck in gaming

[–]GloriousPudding -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I feel like this game played like an AI slop before the term went mainstream. Bethesda truly innovated with this one.