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robmusial commented on A decade of Docker containers   cacm.acm.org/research/a-d... · Posted by u/zacwest
forrestthewoods · 5 days ago
Windows is an order of magnitude better in this regard.
robmusial · 5 days ago
And yet I'm constantly getting asked when we'll support Windows containers at my office.
robmusial commented on CT Scans of Health Wearables   lumafield.com/scan-of-the... · Posted by u/radeeyate
robmusial · 6 days ago
The entire library of scans on this site is great. It gives me a similar feeling as being a kid and playing around in 'The Way Things Work'[0].

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9Nz1y7Sj74

robmusial commented on Closure of the Weatheradio service in Canada   rac.ca/rac-responds-to-th... · Posted by u/da768
robmusial · 10 days ago
I hate to see this. I bought a Sangean AM/FM/Weather radio with NOAA All Hazards alerting a little while back (I've been extremely happy with it) and as I was programming it wondered how long until either a group like DOGE, or private interest who wanted to repurpose these radio bands would cause such a wonderful service to go away. Maybe I'm naive but I'm surprised it happened in Canada before it happened here in the U.S.
robmusial commented on Privilege is bad grammar   tadaima.bearblog.dev/priv... · Posted by u/surprisetalk
robmusial · 24 days ago
> It's almost as if, once you get to a certain level of power, you no longer need to try.

Correct. I think it's also a bit of a shibboleth now, like not wearing a suit. In former days the lower ranked employees wore jeans, t-shirts, hoodies, etc. and the bosses all wore suits and ties. Now it's the opposite at least in tech. If you see someone in "business" attire, you know they're middle management or sales and have no power, where if someone is in a tshirt and jeans they're probably a founder or executive. It's a flex to dress casual.

robmusial commented on 'This is sell America' – US dollar tumbles as globe flees US assets   cnbc.com/2026/01/20/sell-... · Posted by u/MilnerRoute
JKCalhoun · 2 months ago
I'm no longer adding to my VOO holdings—I guess I'm all in on VXUS going forward.
robmusial · 2 months ago
If you live in America, are banking with an American bank, and hold your investments denominated in dollars I'm not sure that just shifting your investments to other global equities would really get you the outcome you want if your goal is to hedge against this specific risk. Besides if this really is the trade war to end all trade wars, the world losing one of the largest markets (the U.S.) is going to depress the entire global economy. I assume if you're even considering VXUS you're not close to retirement so wouldn't the better strategy be to just keep adding to VOO?
robmusial commented on The web does not need gatekeepers: Cloudflare’s new “signed agents” pitch   positiveblue.substack.com... · Posted by u/positiveblue
johnnienaked · 6 months ago
I can see a future where I don't use the internet at all.
robmusial · 6 months ago
Maybe not the Internet for me, but certainly the web. But I totally agree with the sentiment.
robmusial commented on Graphene OS: a security-enhanced Android build   lwn.net/SubscriberLink/10... · Posted by u/madars
1024core · 8 months ago
Where do you get the apps from? Google's App Store?
robmusial · 8 months ago
F-Droid app store. https://f-droid.org
robmusial commented on Pilot of Boeing flight says he lost control after instrument failure   cnn.com/2024/03/12/austra... · Posted by u/breadwinner
robmusial · 2 years ago
In the Air France flight 11 [0] situation the pilots thought they were having instrument and control issues, they had to go around, and there was much panic in the cockpit. It turned out the entire thing was pilot induced and the aircraft was fine. Because of Boeing's massive failures on the minds of everyone it'll be interesting to see if this was truly an instrumentation failure or something else.

[0] https://simpleflying.com/air-france-boeing-777-serious-incid...

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robmusial commented on Linux security mitigation broken for a year without anyone noticing   twitter.com/spendergrsec/... · Posted by u/akyuu
badrabbit · 3 years ago
For context, he's saying that to promote his own commercial linux security patches. Has been havig a disagreement with mainline people for a long time. I wish it was easier for people like him to just fork linux (this is one reason why microkernels are better)
robmusial · 3 years ago
How could it be any easier to fork Linux?

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