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  1. After spending some time digging into this, I have the feeling may be destined to be the of : cool features, good performance but suffers from adoption challenges.

  2. Hi fediverse fellows, most of the research I find around vs () focusses around performance, but given the power and maturity of OS/security tooling around vs handling... I'd like to learn more about good practices around handling connections. eg: stateful firewalls, service meshes, etc.

  3. backlog can get overwhelming, I get it.
    But closing legit issues that are not addressed just due to project's resources constraints is bad thing IMO.
    It leads to confusion as future users see them closed and assume the change/feature was not accepted for some other reason.
    Even worse, they may think that it is not an issue anymore and they need to keep investigating their environment.
    It is frustrating.

  4. #githubIssues backlog can get overwhelming, I get it.
    But closing legit issues that are not addressed just due to project's resources constraints is bad thing IMO.
    It leads to confusion as future users see them closed and assume the change/feature was not accepted for some other reason.
    Even worse, they may think that it is not an issue anymore and they need to keep investigating their environment.
    It is frustrating.
    #softwareDevelopment

  5. @[email protected] on root to get / system rollback capabilities. on `/home`. `/home` rollback is based on backups to external storage.

  6. Kudos to @opensuse and their work on systemd-boot integration!! Just switched from Grub2 with , snapshots and configured following docs (en.opensuse.org/Systemd-boot) and it is working great.

  7. - (Incident Driven Development): A Software Development Methodology where management will address known weakness in software and infrastructure mostly after the team suffers incidents related to those weaknesses instead of planning to address them proactively.
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  8. , people, let me introduce you two concepts you are probably familiar with, but won't want to admit so 😜: and .
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