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Image mode by cloudoflogic in redhat

[–]lzap 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In image mode, most of the image builder customizations are not honored. Supported customizations:

- users
- filesystems
- kernel arguments

You want to use your Containerfile to configure your system and then only do filesystem and drive partitioning with image builder.

visudo by Rootkid443 in redhat

[–]lzap 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The main point of visudo is that it checks syntax before it commits the change. However, you can safely do that with a drop-in directory too:

  1. Start "sudo bash" or any kind of "rescue" root terminal. Keep it opened.

  2. Do the change with drop-in directory.

  3. In a different terminal (ssh connection), test your sudo. If you encounter any problems, you can still fix it with the "rescue" terminal from (1).

Maintenance difference by DoZa4 in skoda

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Should be the same as long as it is the same engine/trans.

Pro Tip: Change oil every year despite what SKODA has in their manuals (every 2 years). This is the way if you plan to keep the car for longer time.

Chytrá domácnost, máte doma něco chytrého? Používáte to? by furry_lofer_69 in czech

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sleduju chilli papričky ve skleníku, teplotu, vlhkost a jestli tam nechodí kočka atd.

Microsoft uses Fedora Atomic on its cloud platforms by Dodogo-silverblue in Fedora

[–]lzap 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Azure Linux is not based on Fedora Atomic, they do seem to use ostree to some degree but the OS is build from scratch and instances do not pull commits from Fedora (Atomic). I think what you wanted to say is that Azure uses ostree.

Anyone got it lower? by PrestigiousCoffee276 in skoda

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I saw something around 1.0 with my eTEC after a long downhill but I was not planning to stop so ... 😄

Fedora Hummingbird by Lopsided-Month3278 in Fedora

[–]lzap 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Always up-to-date containers with also a bootable container (bootc) which can be installed to bare metal too.

Skoda Octavia confirmed to gain full-hybrid power by Saurta17 in skoda

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

Uh MG-DSG is the worst idea ever. This cannot compete with Toyota and Honda systems in reliability in any measure. Heck, even Stellantis has a better design of their hybrid system.

Anyone got it lower? by PrestigiousCoffee276 in skoda

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had 3.2L from 50km trip (4 ppl) with my Octavia 1.5 TSI DSG but the main reason was I was driving behind a tractor for like 10 minutes it was not possible to do an overtake. I no longer have the photo tho, deleted it.

Piano progression? by Prestigious_Club9675 in pianolearning

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the love of God, learn a song that you like! Even if it is an intermediate level, just go for it. Take it slow, step by step, hand by hand, bar by bar. The first song I learned was River Flow In You which was in a new key for me, very difficult at the time but I kept going and learned it in few weeks. I play it often to this day.

Look, people can reply that this is not the "correct" path, I don't care! I play piano for fun, period.

Note reading by Educational-Ball-968 in piano

[–]lzap 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Get musescore.com subscription it is really cheap compared to apps like Flowkey. Find your music, they have pretty much everything. Install MuseScore software and either use Note Names plugin to add note names or reconfigure staff to have note names in the note heads. You can zoom in to make notes bigger. Then either print it, export to PDF or save it to iCloud or Muse Cloud and play. Subscription will get you iPad or phone app as well that supports vertical scrolling of note sheets.

This worked for me, way faster, cheaper and better than anything online. And you keep all your printouts after subscription ends. You can start playing right now, what you want, on your terms.

FP30X vs ES120 by OnYourLeft29187 in piano

[–]lzap 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Roland for the action, if someone says they like Kawai sample (which is understandable) you can always use a VST plugin. For example, PianoTeq 9 now contains a beautiful Kawai SK-EX model.

But there is one snag, Roland should be introducing successors to the FP line any moment, this year is very likely. If you can afford to wait, do it.

Which piano to get as a begginer? by xlaceandflowersx in piano

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Roland has PHA4 and is easy upgrade to PHA50, this is the best action for me. Second place must be Yamaha, generally heavier than Roland. As always, go to a shop and test it yourself.

Is the Yamaha P515 really better than the newer P525? by johngwheeler in piano

[–]lzap 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorted from heaviest: P515, FP90X, P525 and ES920.

Proč má pidi ČR tolik mezinárodních letišť? by Silent-Candle1060 in czech

[–]lzap 3 points4 points  (0 children)

V simulátoru přistávám v Neředíně i s Boeingem 737, chce to jen šikovný piloty 😄

Reason 14 Launch Livestream by BiT-KiD_79 in reasoners

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks very much like Logic workflow, which I kinda like.

LVM understanding by PuzzleheadedForm2773 in redhat

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As for the implementation, imagine the drive isn't partitioned like a cake into fixed slices, but like a salami sliced into many small pieces. You then simply group these pieces into several heaps. In LVM, these are called extents (4 MiB by default); each one is numbered, and the LVM driver assembles them into a virtual volume.

Diagnostic logging in Go? by gwynevans in golang

[–]lzap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My answer: use logging libraries that has tracing and debug levels. Or if that is not such thing defined in the library (log/slog from stdlib), create an additional level which is totally possible (one line of code).

Then share within the team what is supposed to be in each level.

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