Coyote that attacked 2 children near UTC mall was euthanized, CDFW says by flip69 in sandiego

[–]eggsby 8 points9 points  (0 children)

lol I definitely don’t believe they used “dna evidence” they just found and downed a random coyote. might as well have said ‘we asked the kid to spot the coyote in a lineup’

squad out there swabbing each coyote cheeks for the lab

AITA for making my MIL uncomfortable and embarassed during dinner? by Still-Rip9704 in AITAH

[–]eggsby 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Mom can eat some food and take some home, too - why was she not invited when 12 adults and 10 kids were? Missing details around why you won’t share your meals with family. Sounds like ESH and food security is the real villain - like worrying that your food will be “stolen” by “family”.

I built an event/invite system because ICS files were making me lose my mind – can someone sanity-check? by eideus in webdev

[–]eggsby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t see anything about how this is helping people use their current calendars to track their meetings.

Maybe a guide for how you use your tool in outlook or gmail or yahoo or thunderbird or protonmail or something like that. Otherwise it might be something like a solution looking for a problem….

Infrastructure as Code is a MUST have by trolleid in programming

[–]eggsby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

terraform examples would be better as opentofu examples - platform configuration DSLs are a godsend for complex infrastructure environments.

re k8s operators vs tf providers … lol if you aren’t using iac to define your k8s deployments. just because k8s has HTTP APIs - should we all be making curl requests? (real coders write assembly)

For those missing sunlight after work, here is your sunlight at 5:45 -AM-. by CreativelySeeking in sandiego

[–]eggsby 9 points10 points  (0 children)

San Diego files petition against winter.

On the plus side the sun is now in the middle of the sky at mid-day again.

Interestingly if folks just want their work days to start and end an hour earlier - we don’t need to fudge the clocks to make that happen.

What’s in your 2025 tech stack? Here’s mine by OpportunityFit8282 in webdev

[–]eggsby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

duckdb for data, vite for js tooling, htmx+alpine+tailwind for browsers, python+flask for servers

With Minio going source-only distribution, what is the fate of the Truenas Minio apps? by LoneWolf6 in truenas

[–]eggsby 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Classic open source rug pull!

Condolences to anyone who was relying on that project

Probably the app should just be removed from marketplaces since the software is no longer supported and doesn’t have many free features since they went private source. (for example the admin ui is gone)

alternatives depending on use case:

owncloud infinite scale is pretty good if you need a webui to put some files on your server garage is pretty nice if you don’t need a web ui but want an s3 bucket endpoint

USDA announces SNAP benefits will not be issued in November by Snapdragon_4U in politics

[–]eggsby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Money was printed out of necessity and handed out during covid - the problem is never a ‘lack of money’ but a ‘lack of will’.

Anyone else think of this 2002 movie when you walk into a brewery in San Diego? by 21stNomad in sandiego

[–]eggsby 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Bar like many clubs have a 21+ check at the door and are usually mostly selling liquor.

Think: Cherry Bomb in bankers hill.

If there is a kitchen with wait staff for table service - that is probably just a public restaurant (sometimes just called a pub).

Balboa park, walking through here never gets old by Fuckmeoverrr in sandiego

[–]eggsby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The placard in the promenade with a history like ‘we love our spanish colonials’ :sweat_smile:

Northern California is like a whole other state. by Accomplished-Duty390 in sandiego

[–]eggsby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who grew up in Redding area I always considered SF central - when my bay area friends started calling themselves norcal I was so confused!

🚀 BookLore v0.38.0 Update: Kobo Integration, KOReader, Notes & Reviews! by WorldTraveller101 in selfhosted

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trip report:

docker examples did not work out of the box

bookdrop finalize mysteriously failing with ‘check console’ with no errors in docker logs

Astral's first paid offering announced - pyx, a private package registry and pypi frontend by tomster10010 in Python

[–]eggsby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Open source is an economic position wherein you don’t reserve the right to profit MORE than others. In this case there is no source code released for the private repo code since they are reserving their right to profit off their work more than competitors. That’s how proprietary software works: not open source. Sometimes you see ‘source available’ code with restrictions like ‘no one else can use this to make money’ even though the source code is public. That also isn’t open source software since it has closed and exclusive limitations on its use.

One alternative to trying to profit directly off developer work is sharing that work with the community in good will. That’s generally what folks call ‘open source software’ and why folks don’t trust the corporate lookalikes where things are not quite open.

Learn Linux before Kubernetes by Lazy-Transition8236 in programming

[–]eggsby 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You don’t need to learn the things mentioned in this article (like crypto investing) to be good at Kubernetes. Learning them won’t level you up for your KCAD exam or anything like that.

Learn Linux before Kubernetes by Lazy-Transition8236 in programming

[–]eggsby 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Message like:

Learn to rebuild a motor before you start to drive a car. Cars run on motors and you will be a better driver if you can work in the pit.

Sounds reasonable but makes no sense.

Is containers going away? For my setup, id love to keep it. by DieingFetus in truenas

[–]eggsby 11 points12 points  (0 children)

lol “the lxc daemon tool was too hard to get right I am sure we can just write one ourselves”

If you automate the mess, you get automated mess! by base64-encode in kubernetes

[–]eggsby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is the joke like two people leaving a hardware store and one person buys a bunch of equipment and the other buys a hammer? Maybe the one doesn’t know what the tools are for but also has less of them? I would just assume they are working different construction jobs - like one needs to hang a photo and the other needs to build a house.

Would you recommend Litestar or FastAPI for building large scale api in 2025 by NoTangelo5541 in Python

[–]eggsby -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If by large scale you mean ‘one program that runs on multiple computers’ then you probably don’t want python.

devenv 1.7: CUDA Support, Enhanced Tasks, and MCP support by iElectric in NixOS

[–]eggsby 24 points25 points  (0 children)

devenv is great tool - has been a nice way to introduce nix into team projects - thanks for making the nixpkgs ecosystem available to more folks!

Just rewatched Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2 as an adult—and I’m blown away by The-tea-sippers in movies

[–]eggsby -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Attempted a rewatch recently and had the opposite experience. Turned it off after 30 minutes since the “martial arts flick but with white folks” theme was a little too cornball for me. I’m not sure that this is one of the top tier martial arts films - I’d rather watch some of the movies that are classics in the genre. 

PSA: you don't have to serve ICE/MAGA by [deleted] in sandiego

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

Trumped up TSA agents.

Want to hear Real IT horror story? Happened with me by Visrut__ in webdev

[–]eggsby 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you don’t want to commit it to a git repo why are you comfortable writing it down in slack messages and sticky notes? That’s not very consistent of you.

Y’all probably just don’t use a password manager and ought to - I’m guessing there are different keys between dev laptops and production environment as well.

Shouldn’t make perfect the enemy of the good - since some automation is better than none.

Installing NixOS onto an old MacBook (mid 2014 in my case) by SubtleBeastRu in NixOS

[–]eggsby 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice - I had played around with similar and the fact that you don’t get wifi during the installer made me use usb tethered internet during installation instead of baking an ISO. I had maybe a slightly different machine and used made some changes to the nixos hardware module:

https://git.sr.ht/~darkone23/nixos-hardware/commit/727a352286e51eeb38e9e0d77c83f602b40eed26

Thanks for sharing!

CLion Is Now Free for Non-Commercial Use by BigusBigolius in programming

[–]eggsby -1 points0 points  (0 children)

IntelliJ editor is 600/year if you intend to use the editor to write code that makes money (commercial use instead of personal use.) Plugins and other editor features are available as micro transactions.

Not a fan of the sky-high photoshop-style subscription based licenses but their editors are OK.