@normandc When I started using it, I enjoyed looking at meal recipes, but now it seems like it's been taken over by content farms. I've seen the same recipe on multiple sites, each with a different story about where the recipe came from.
@sotolf The sense of entitlement is gross. Expecting an open source project to continue supporting CPU architectures that have been abandoned for over a decade is kind of ridiculous.
@brandon But don't you realize how important he is?
Is your Open Source Program Office just part of your corporate defences, or is it the community’s advocate inside your company as well?
https://meshedinsights.com/2021/02/25/ospos-as-community-advocates/
Corporate open source maturity may be better evaluated by considering the actions of individuals and small groups statistically than the stated corporate strategy.
Choosing between licenses – even copyleft vs non-reciprocal – is less important than ensuring everyone has equal rights & responsibilities.
https://meshedinsights.com/2017/11/15/cause-effect-and-license-choice/
Well, this week's blog post is pretty short. Sadly, I didn't get to focus on doing much technical work.
https://scottbanwart.com/blog/2021/02/weekly-journal-7-zettelkasten-redux/
@thewismit @joeligj12 Kind of like dokuwiki, minus the web app. I've never used mkdocs, but it looks nice. My only concern is it may become slow as my KB grows in size.
@thewismit @joeligj12 I want something I can have confidence will still be viable 10-20 years from now.
@thewismit @joeligj12 I'm keeping it simple. It's just a collection of markdown files in a git repo.
@joeligj12 I'm just trying to drive myself crazy flip-flopping on how to build my personal knowledge base.
@JosuGZ Yes, old versions are still licensed under the old license. The problems with ES start with a complete lack of security in the free version, and it goes downhill from there. Too many issues for me to attempt to enumerate here.
@JosuGZ Basically. They've switched to the SSPL, which is not a FOSS-compliant license.
@robbnl We've switched to Datadog for log management.
Terminating all of our Elasticsearch clusters at work today, and boy does it feel good. #fauxpensource
Reminder that GitLab is not your friend and "open core"/freemium/proprietary (re)licensing is inherently hostile to community.
https://www.theregister.com/2019/10/16/gitlab_employees_gagged/
I think I'm on a three-week publishing streak with blog posts now. Hopefully I can keep up this pace.
This week in my weekly journal, I touch on my personal knowledge base, a little Terraform, and the Elasticsearch licensing fiasco.
https://scottbanwart.com/blog/2021/02/weekly-journal-6-knowledge-base-terraform-elasticsearch/
Linux, SRE/DevOps, automation, cloud native and other fun stuff.