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Aww, and now I can’t find it again because that platform is a moderation catastrophe.
December 12, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Aww, and now I can’t find it again because that platform is a moderation catastrophe.
@futurebird Far too many folks head straight to leather instead of dawdling at buckram. But there’s a reason it’s the standard libraries rebind into! If they’re not careful, beautiful leather today just means someone is going to need to learn about Klucel G later.
November 16, 2025 at 2:44 PM
@futurebird Far too many folks head straight to leather instead of dawdling at buckram. But there’s a reason it’s the standard libraries rebind into! If they’re not careful, beautiful leather today just means someone is going to need to learn about Klucel G later.
@stefano I had a great conversation the other day with some FreeBSD folks about how to position it competitively when the user believes they need k8s instead.
Sure, plenty of k8s flame was thrown, but at the end we agreed that for the user’s particular needs (some workloads were Linux only […]
Sure, plenty of k8s flame was thrown, but at the end we agreed that for the user’s particular needs (some workloads were Linux only […]
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November 14, 2025 at 9:32 PM
@stefano I had a great conversation the other day with some FreeBSD folks about how to position it competitively when the user believes they need k8s instead.
Sure, plenty of k8s flame was thrown, but at the end we agreed that for the user’s particular needs (some workloads were Linux only […]
Sure, plenty of k8s flame was thrown, but at the end we agreed that for the user’s particular needs (some workloads were Linux only […]