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-tags = ["links"]
+tags = ["links", "privacy", "capacitors", "biowaste", "ibm", "clang", "microservices", "material design", "ultra-rich", "meritocracy", "rust", "github actions", "disability", "the witcher"]
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 Interesting links for 2020-03-04.
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+title = "Links for 2020-03-05"
+date = 2020-03-05
+
+[taxonomies]
+tags = ["links", "kubernetes", "k8s", "rust", "git", "git flow", "mastodon"]
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+
+Interesting links for 2020-03-05.
+
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+
+# [“Let’s use Kubernetes!” Now you have 8 problems](https://pythonspeed.com/articles/dont-need-kubernetes/)
+
+Not only explaining the problems of running K8s[^1], but also K8s codebase
+itself (summary: it looks like a mess) and if you really should use K8s
+(summary: only if you scale a lot, and you can scape from the scaling problem
+altogether).
+
+# [Please stop recommending Git Flow!](https://georgestocker.com/2020/03/04/please-stop-recommending-git-flow/)
+
+I'm putting this here just because I wholeheartedly disagree with it. While
+some points are real (the short-lived branch rule, for example), some are
+(sorry, not sorry to say it) plain stupid.
+
+Also, I do not believe in monorepos, 'cause monorepos bring the worst of
+software development -- instead of focusing on separating things into
+libraries and making proper releases, you just put everything globed together
+and hope for the best. So yeah, it's not that Gitflow makes it impossible to
+use monorepos, is that you shouldn't be using a monorepo in the first place!
+
+# [Bye-Bye Mastodon, our account on Fosstodon.org was deleted yesterday](https://olimex.wordpress.com/2020/03/05/bye-bye-mastodon-our-account-on-fosstodon-org-was-deleted-yesterday/)
+
+How a group of people working on open source projects but posted product
+updates in one of the Mastodon servers and got kicked for advertising.
+
+This is one thing that can happen on every project that you can't manage --
+and that includes every other social network mentioned in the post, not only
+Mastodon. What would you do if Twitter saw your advertising and decided you
+should buy "Enterprise Twitter Pro" to be able to post such content?
+
+Mastodon -- and the Fediverse, for that matter -- is formed by lots of
+servers. Fosstodon is only one of them (I do have an account on [Functional
+Cafe](https://functional.cafe/@juliobiason), for example. If the server policy
+changed to something I was not in accord, I could just take my data (and yes,
+you can take _all_ your data) and upload to another server, with different
+policies. And if I don't agree with any server policy, I can run _my own
+server_ and still connect with everyone.
+
+So... Yeah, it's not that Mastodon is hard to use, or have a small community,
+but you can _still_ be part of the Fediverse, if you want. Bonus: You can make
+your _own_ policies for what is right or not.
+
+# [genact - a nonsense activity generator](https://github.com/svenstaro/genact)
+
+A very stupid CLI application with different modules to emulate some other
+long-running CLI application, so you can let it run and seem you're waiting
+for something.
+
+# [caniuse.rs](https://caniuse.rs/)
+
+I never thought we would get to this point: A "Can I Use" for Rust versions.
+Can you use `iter::once_with`? Only on Rust 1.43 and up.
+
+Sure, a language that is not standing still but keeps progressing, specially
+since they are new, is a good thing, but it seems more and more features are
+being pumped in every version. Also, as it is simple to update Rust (just run
+`rustup update`) but it seems things are getting a bit out of hand.
+
+---
+
+[^1]: "K8s" is the short-form of "Kubernetes", and hence the title of "8
+  problems".