Silverstone has some interesting cases like RM61-312 and RM43-324-RS, but wtf are these prices....

https://kubernetes.io/docs/ Just start with the official docs (not joking).

Tutorials, Concepts, and Tasks sections are detailed enough for basic cluster deployment and management.

Also the API reference page (https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubernetes-api/) contains a lot of valuable information.

I demand a KoChauffeur+ button. How are we supposed to login to our computer without a slopchatbox!?

It works, but the memory allocator implementation is way too slower compared to glibc. This especially becomes a performance bottleneck if application does a lot of heap allocation/deallocation.

I think Musl is a better choice when you work on embedded, low-end devices, or statically linked/self-contained applications. For high performance workstation usage, I still prefer glibc.

https://mermaid.live/, makes you learn a new syntax that works like a markdown, but it's pretty good. Especially, if you don't like working with GUI applications.

For media files (bad idea for databases), I'm using Kubernetes CronJobs with restic. It mounts PVC to the cron job pod and backups target directories to S3 storage.

jmpd(jump directory): fuzzy finds and opens directory with fzf

# fish shell
function jmpd
    set _selection $(fzf --walker=dir);
    if test -n "$_selection"
        cd "$_selection";
    end
end

The worst part is, international laws and conventions are basically means nothing at this point. US actions simply incentivizes more countries to get mass-destruction weapons.

• Does US call you as 51. state? Get a nuke.
• Does US want to invade your island? Get a nuke.
• Does US want to airstrike your country? Get a nuke.
• Does US government officials breach your constitutional rights? Maybe consider owning a mini-nuke.

Thanks to these maniacs, Kim Jong Un now seems to be wisest person on the earth...