the best option is just to replace everything buuut that will make you said as well as all your storage will life in network drives

all you need is some setup and a git repo the rest ist done for you and unless you host traffic heavy content it will most likely be free forever.

It just works for me and what i do, all you have to do is occasionally apply updates. Granted i mainly focus on creating my own powersockets and fuses with shelly products and otherwise focus on local homekit devices.

I also have some of those tuya devices and i hope to get rid of them at some point very soon. Zigbee is good for local and as long as the switch runs by clicking it too, i really have no issue nor care what its running on.

I just have a secops feeling that wifi is really not what i want.

As for your pieces of paper, that is because Berlin is at capacity. Which is also why housing is expensive. Its also -the city to be- for anyone under 50 and one of the top 10 cities for clubbing in the world.

Nothing is crumbling and your punctuality are mostly slight shifts in arrival times.

You are blowing this way out of proportion.

Infrastructure is not crumbling, you can be across the entire country in less than 4 hours.

I agree that public transit in Berlin specifically has been better, but you can still get across the city which is wide and not high in about 40 minutes. Car, bike and scooter sharing is plenty-full too and if you really want to, everything is walkable.

The challenges you call out for are also an international problems and the follow up of the boomer generation

And from England nonetheless?

Apart from the recruiting and financial circles England is more on par with Poland that it is with any real western country...

This literally has been this way for more than 20 years now, we are even closing hospitals and banks because we have to many.

Finally this article has shown that even the level of cambridge has sunk, so maybe the title should read "how england has fallen constantly for the last 200 years". Real household income hasn’t increased For the past 15 years. The average UK household is 20% poorer than may others in northwestern Europe.

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A) This could easily be a another reddit moment, where corps and actual bill payers will forget about it in two weeks since it simply -does not concern them-. The supporting list mostly consists of actual competitors.

B) If they can manage all these resources, why can we just simply not do something new along the way? Terraform has its flaws and everyone that seriously had to worked with it can name many.

For instance: Did you know that you cant easily shut down a server when deleting a terraform resource? At least not without hacks or workarounds?

Its time for a "cloud-init native" solution to all these problems and while appreciating the effort i think this fork will actually hinder future development by having things remain the same.

- Cluster Api all the way -

Do not get me wrong, i would prefer that everything stays at is, but i do also understand the anger with the fact that other people are simply integrating your hard work and are not returning on it.

With the business license you can also still compete, you just have to pay for it. THIS is what i want hashi to be more open about but i also find it hard to not decide that on a case by case basis.

Finally the ultimate truth is that we are way overdo for a completely new tooling in the space and you are also simply free to not use it.

What really is changing in the way you or even developers of provisioners handle the software?

> For end users who are using HashiCorp’s current open source products and new releases using the BSL license for their internal or personal usage, there is no change.

Source: https://www.hashicorp.com/license-faq#implications-of-change...

you simply should not be able to make money of it without giving back to the original source owners.

It makes me wonder how many FOS projects might still be in full swing if we actually gave some of the value back we generated too

you are still supposed to have multiple backups =)