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1. Running and Accessing Virtual Machines on OpenShift Kubernetes

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   Every since I blew away my OVirt installation to form a OKD/OpenShift cluster, I had not been able to stand up any virtual machines. After getting through some other things on my checklist (Backups, pipelines), I finally got around …

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2. Eleven Links of Note - January 4th, 2025

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   • Microsoft kills official way to activate Windows 11/10 without internet: Linux anybody? That said, it won't push the adoption of alternate platforms that much.
   • Mastering DNF & YUM: Advanced Repository Management for RHEL/CentOS SysAdmins: Going the beyond the typical repo management of RPM-based systems.
   • Keel: automation of …

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3. Eleven Links of Note - January 3rd, 2025

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   • Public Domain Day 2026 in Literature: Literature made 95 years are now free.
   • Kubernetes Networking from Packets to Pods: A closer look at Kubernetes Networking. It can get confusing.
   • Can Bundler Be as Fast as uv?: I used uv to install ansible and to say that is fast …

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4. Eleven Links of Note - January 2nd, 2025

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   • Unix v4 - Authentic Computing Experience from 1973: Run Unix like you are wearing bell-bottoms!
   • Atmospheric Computing: Article on federated computing essentially, such as Mastadon.
   • ‘College dropout’ has become the most coveted startup founder credential: Note that works only if you are fairly privileged and …

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5. Eleven Links of Note - January 1st, 2025

   • The Data on Self-Driving Cars Is Clear. We Have to Change Course: The writer may well be in the pocket of automous-car industry, but they are not wrong - data does indicate that automous ars are much safer than cars driven my humans. While ideally public transit, walkable streets and biking …

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6. Eleven Links of Note - December 31st, 2025

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   • Doublespeak: Basically a form of trojan horse attack on LLMs.
   • Kubernetes Egress Control with Squid proxy: Key requirement in many secured environments is to be able to filter outbound traffic from your app, which this implementation is goinig to be useful.
   • From on-demand to …

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7. Eleven Links of Note - December 30th, 2025

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   • Dialtone: YOU GOT MAIL.
   • 5 MISTAKES NEW NAS BUYERS ALWAYS MAKE: If you are looking for getting your first NAS or replace an existing one, watch this. Personally, I feel validated about replacing my spinning disk with SSDs.
   • Reflections and rantings from a system design interviewer: With AI …

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8. Eleven Links of Note - December 29th, 2025

   • Janet Jackson had the power to crash laptop computers: a reminder that computers runs on power and frequencies.
   • How uv got so fast: I am still using pip, but I will switch over to uv in the near future.
   • Event Driven Autoscaling in Kubernetes using KEDA & RabbitMQ: Feels similar to …

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9. Eleven Links of Note - December 28th, 2025

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   • Why I Ditched Docker for Podman (And You Should Too): I have been using podman for a while on my desktops. I don't miss Docker. Only time I use docker is with my work laptop.
   • The Learnix Operating System: A teaching OS, like minix, but in rust.
   • Understanding …

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