Well this statement have to be precised.

caddyserver v2 supports HTTP/3 and it's an webserver written in go https://caddyserver.com/features

FYI: There is also an rust webserver which supports HTTP/3. https://v2.ferronweb.org/

Go built-in webserver.

HAProxy can be used to load balance gRPC since 2.0. Here the current 2.4 version link to the documentation.

http://cbonte.github.io/haproxy-dconv/2.4/configuration.html...

That's a great tool. Easy to use and really robust in daily use. thanks for writing ;-)

Great article. FYI: OpenShift 4 uses podman as run command instead of docker.

Oh no. The benefit of Linux is to be able to build your own Setup (Server,Desktop). Now with this "Solution" the user have more and more a closed System where every change creates a lot unnecessary steps to install another software.

I agree that on servers the container runtime makes a lot of sense but not on Desktops where changes happen every day.

You'll always be able to roll your own. What this is about is like running a live distro w/ "persistence", except from your own hard drive instead of external media. With comparable benefits and drawbacks, I assume - in fact some of the drawbacks of live distros could be avoided, since you could have an "initial setup" (adding users, hardware detection, basic config etc.) the results of which are persisted.

Well even tails allows to install some packages after when you run it from USB. "You'll always be able to roll your own." of course I can also build my own linux with LFS (=Linux from Scratch) but how many People do this? But you are right, to use Silverblue or not can decide every person on there own.

What evidence to you have to suggest this extremely uncharitable interpretation of the Fedora project’s aims?

What's the aim of the Fedora project to Silverblue?

On workstations and laptops, no, but I work in enterprise and a _lot_ of Linux appliances out in the wild could benefit from this.

Well the question is will the enterprise Software Vendor like Citrix, IBM, Dell, HP and so on port there Software to this new Package format. Even for today it's difficult to run some SW/HW tools on "Linux" as the vendors support only a small amount of Linux distribution with specific versions.

The page is White with JavaScript off. Here the Info which is readable with JavaScript off :-) https://looker.com/blog/looker-to-join-google-cloud

I have also chosen gitlab, hugo and netlify. Netlify because they have the nice feature to use forms in the site. My setup is described in this post. https://www.me2digital.com/blog/2017/09/move-from-wp-hugo-an...

I have read the statement on eff https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/05/not-so-pretty-what-you... and can't think about that this is a PR for Signal. I assume that signal will start some e-mail services soon and try now to shade the current mostly safe communication tools in bad light. I hope I'm wrong, the future will it shows.

It would be interesting to know if the https://darkmail.info/ initiate is still active. As far as I understand this solution are the metadata also invisible at the transport level. Can anyone shade a light on this?

Nice article. I strongly suggest to use haproxy 1.8. Haproxy 1.8 support HTTP/2 to the browers

Thank you @aleks_me2, will do a check on 1.8 version, thanks for pointing that out.