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resmo

@resmo@mstdn.social

#DevOps System #Engineer in the #Cloud | #Ansible automate all the things ⚙️ | Co-author O'Reilly's ansiblebook.com 📘 | Father of 3 🦄 | #Atheist 🎓 | he/him | 🇨🇭

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nblr, to random German
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Die Bühne ist ein Kreuz…
Zufall oder Chiffre?
#esc

resmo,
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@vogelchr @nblr nemo = omen 🫣

resmo, to tesla
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OH: “Joe Biden still walks better than Tesla's bot Optimus.”

🥳 😂

resmo, to Redis
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It is remarkable how little big tech companies know about open source licensing.

One can not change the license of code from others contributed to your project, except you let them sign a CLA.

And as it seems, didn't. So they might face a lawsuit against , and 700+ contributors.

🥳 🍿

https://github.com/redis/redis/pull/13157#issuecomment-2013741227

resmo,
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@vwbusguy

We need to distinguish between "changing the license" and "not releasing the source code along with the product".

The latter would be perfectly fine with the BSDL, but a license change can only be made by the copyright holder.

So basically you are not changing the license for existing code, but any new code is subject to the new license.

However, changing (bug fixing) existing code to put it under a new license still needs to be proven to be legal and I doubt.

resmo,
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@vwbusguy this is what I said.

but it is still BSD and no license changed.

distributing without source --> OK

Changing License of anything you are not the only copyright holder --> NOK

resmo,
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@vwbusguy So you are saying, I can take any project under BSD and change license and claim it is my project?

resmo,
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@vwbusguy you are correct, but the existing code is still under BSD.

Per definition redict did not change the license of "existing code" but any new code will be licensed to LGPL which is compatible with BSD.

It's a small but essential detail.

(note, redict use LGPL (not GPL) now, which is compatible with BSD)

vwbusguy, to random
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is good stuff.

resmo,
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@vwbusguy at this point everything !RHEL is good stuff. :redhat:

jpmens, to random
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    resmo,
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    @jpmens seems we are on the same migration path. 😉

    jpmens, to random
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    resmo,
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    @jpmens I would try with https://stackoverflow.com/a/6282203 also see comments

    kubikpixel, (edited ) to random German
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    resmo,
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    @kubikpixel @openproject Ich verwende https://taiga.io/

    resmo, to random
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    changed the license to Zero-Clause BSD without asking contributors for approval? Did I miss something?

    https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/commit/e16f1865a494b6281f8a44ed0db5338e718b3f07

    resmo,
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    @regis IMNAL, but since AFAICS there was no CLA/CTA, each contributor still holds the copyright.

    If you want to change the license of the published code, you have to ask each ("...significantly changed code") copyright holder for their permission to do so.

    One can not take other ones code and change license.

    resmo, to tetris
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    Get some 🍿, 💩 hits the fan:


    just told the 13 years old kid who has beaten for the first human ever, EVER, after almost 40 years the game was release to quote

    "As a mother, I would just say step away from the screen. Go outside, get some fresh air. Beating Tetris is not a life goal"

    Read about it here: https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-67885320

    And the backslash is huge... check it out.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-8SVMPQSF8

    and the

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ahhNm2QrPQ

    WTF

    resmo, to Nintendo
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    When it takes ~34 years to hit the bug that crashes your app... impressive. Well done!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2-9wvKD1z4

    dasnuf, to random German
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    Flat white teurer als in Zürich. Respekt

    resmo,
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    @jr @dasnuf naja in Hamburg kannste wenigstens in 10min beim nächsten Italiener sein, nicht wie in Leipzig

    bkastl, to random German
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    Gut, dann fange ich mal Slides an. Vielleicht.

    resmo,
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    @bkastl ach was? dachte immer die macht man auf dem Weg zum c3... 🤔 🤷‍♂️

    anderseknert, to random
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    Not a great start to the holidays, but on the flip side, endless supply of ice cream, which is customary when you’re sick 🤒🍨

    image/jpeg

    resmo,
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    @anderseknert wait? I never get ice cream when I'm sick... I love this!

    resmo, to random
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    If is so expensive, why did you ever go there?

    : "Because we bought the marketing pitch. That it was going to be cheaper, easier, and faster."

    https://world.hey.com/dhh/the-big-cloud-exit-faq-20274010

    I never bought the "cheeper, easier, faster" claim but it's true, it's much more convenient for a startup company or a "one man company" (like me) to grow and scale. But at a certain point in the cloud, you might have become "the cloud" so I guess it just evolutionary to build your own.

    elmo, to 3DPrinting
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    Finally fully finished the DIY mini networking rack that I've been working on for the past ~4 months.

    It's almost entirely made out of 3D printed parts, with the exception of the vertical rack rails and the side/top-panels.

    For the vertical rails I used actual rack rails made out of steel, the side panels are laser cut polypropylene with metal mesh glued to the back.

    The blue parts are printed out of CF-PETG, all the other panels are normal black PETG.

    Photo showing the back side of the mini rack with some cables coming out of it.

    resmo,
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    @elmo @osfast might want to look at blocky dns https://github.com/0xERR0R/blocky

    resmo,
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    @elmo it has recursive DNS even in parallel and caches (even can overwrite the TTLs of the response from the recursive) but it's true it has a yaml config which I like, so I can backup the config and rollout without clicking a web ui

    resmo,
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    @elmo ahh you want an authoritive dns server then right?

    resmo,
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    @jr @elmo authoritative is what he meant (for a local domain)

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    "The test suite contains over 1900 individual test cases that are run automatically on every commit submission and on every pull request in almost 130 different environments., meaning that every change can result in more than 140,000 tests being run"

    Inside the factory.

    resmo,
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    @bagder I am just curious, have you measured how much money this CI run (these 140'000 tests) cost?

    resmo, to debian
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    Sunday morning task ☕ : booting VMs into old-kernel. 😬

    resmo,
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    @koen kernel bug causing data corruption and I already upgraded and rebooted VMs

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