An article about the effect of tariffs on gardening
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Where do you get your information about new software?
Where do you get your information about new software? - Lemmy.World
I guess I’m becoming a dinosaur, and now I don’t know where to find out about new FOSS stuff being developed, when new releases are out, etc. I used to get it all on USENET and mailing lists, and then later on sourceforge.net [http://sourceforge.net] and freshmeat.net [http://freshmeat.net]. Now I track some things on https://freshcode.club/ [https://freshcode.club/], but I don’t see much that’s ‘fresh’. Maybe new updates, but not too many new packages. sourceforge still exists, but it doesn’t seem current. If I know about a project I’ll follow it on GitHub, but I’m looking for a place to find out about new things that I didn’t know I wanted yet. tl;dr: Where can I watch to see promising new FOSS software projects?
Why is Hetzner so stingy with server quotas?
Why is Hetzner so stingy with server quotas? - Lemmy.world
I started migrating my servers from Linode to Hetzner Cloud this month, but noticed that my quota only gave me ten instances. I need many more, probably on the order of 25 right now and probably more later. I’d also like the ability to create test servers, etc. I asked for an increase with all of that in mind, and Hetzner replied: “As we try to protect our resources we are raising limits step by step and on the actuall [sic] requirement. Please tell us your currently needed limit.” I don’t understand. Does Hetzner not have enough servers to accommodate me? Wouldn’t knowing the size of the server be relevant if it’s an actual resource question? I manage a very large OpenStack cluster for my day job and we just give people what they pay for. I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around this unless Hetzner might not be able to give me what I ultimately want to pay for, and if that’s the case, I wonder if they’re the right solution for me after all. It also makes me worry about cloud elasticity. Does anyone have any insights that can help me understand why keeping a low limit matters?