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Disclosure: I work at i3D.net, but not with the team mentioned, so take that into account.

In early 2024, SIDN announced plans to migrate parts of their infrastructure to AWS. This kicked off a significant debate in the Netherlands, about digital sovereignty for critical internet infrastructure with Bert Hubert[1] as one of the most vocal critics.

The discussion led to parliamentary questions, and eventually a conditional go-ahead with the stipulation that the zone file database be hosted by a Dutch provider.

This partnership is on the DNS side, which was always kept separate from the AWS migration.

SIDN choosing European-based hosting for their anycast infrastructure is a meaningful signal, especially given how politically charged the AWS discussion was two years ago.

[1]: https://fosstodon.org/@bert_hubert/111840661451196077

Satisfying for whom though? The person who made it? That's fine.

I'm not too fond of these over the top animations, to me they feel like time wasters on a micro scale.

My memory may be hazy, but I thought it was the size of a 'kwartje' (25 cts)

Good sound engineers know when not to mess with good voices. Problem is that there's so few of them these days that they need autotune

Holy cow that Time cover is a great rendition of one of my favorite songs. Thank you for sharing!

I don't think dhcpcd will create and configure VLANs and WireGuard VPNs for me

Since all software has bugs, that doesn't make it a new problem now does it?

It's not like the other distros had a gun pointed at their heads when they chose to adopt systemd.

I still wonder about my original question though. What's so bad about homed?

I recently switched from Ubuntu to FreeBSD, and systemd-networkd is what I miss the most. Network settings in /etc/rc.conf totally feel like a bandaid on a bandaid on a bandaid.

genuine question: what's so bad about homed to jump ship? can't you just disable it and not look back?

no, it's not the init process, it's one of the tools in the systemd suite

could you please elaborate on the new problems?

So we might be optimising for the wrong things due to survivor bias?

They should ask Ubiquiti how to handle this. Their Unifi range of products don't start doing anything unless they're at least at 65°C

I don't mind him being paid. I would like to see him and his family taxed though.

I've decided to learn Python by dabbling in some Django to wite a cms. I'm simply amazed at how quickly you can get something usable with so little experience.

Probably a dime a dozen project compared to most things posted here, but it has an eventual use case for me, and it's fun :)

https://github.com/sgaduuw/django-eelco

Congrats on the alpha! Will the final product also come in paperback?

I have your crash course book on preorder currently :)

Having become a dad for the first time 14 months ago had quite the impact on the amount of uninterrupted sleep I have been getting since. I consider 4 hours in one stretch a good night. Averages are closer to 3 hours. My son simply is not a good sleeper.

Even though my son brings a lot of fun to mine and my partner's life, I have not felt well-rested since his birth, and feel impacted both mentally and fysically due to that.

My standard set of commands in context of troubleshooting, in no particular order is * w * last * dmesg

What were they thinking?!