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  • Prometheus+Grafana is my go-to. You can also add Drilldown plugin to Grafana and it will monitor Docker logs.

    Prometheus is incredibly versatile and widely used, so a lot of projects support metrics export to it, so IMO is your safest blind bet.

    For even more custom behaviour, you can create very simple Python scripts that send data to Prometheus.

  • Prometheus is a metric scrapper, it just recollects metrics from either its own computer or another one. If you want to monitor something, you also need that something to publish metrics, so they can be scrapped by Prometheus.

    Thus if you want to monitor even just a single computer, you need node-exporter to publish the metrics, and Prometheus to gather them. Then you can use Grafana to create beautiful dashboards (or use community's), and even add alarms to it.

  • It's weird seeing this appear in news, as it is a rather common sight in streets in Colombia. You'll see people doing all sorts weird tricks in some redlights, hoping somebody will give them some coins.

  • I used it to chat with people and someone suggested what ended up being one my favorite albums. You won't meet the love of your life, but IMO still worth to spend some time there, you can find very interesting stuff.

  • Unless you use GrapheneOS, iOS is more secure than Android.

  • You should give NewPipe or Tubular (NewPipe fork with sponsor blocker) a try, it provides a better user experience.

  • I like race cars. I've never designed a race car.

    You don't need to study 5+ years full time to like the scientific method.

  • Reminder that Apple, Nike, Coca-Cola and other companies lobby in favor of keep using Uyghurs "forced labor". Source

  • I would say Colombia, and probably most of Latin America. You can safely pirate multimedia content, or even physical counterfeit stuff.

    I used to spend a lot of time in a huge comercial neighborhood in Bogotá where you can buy jailbroken consoles, pirated movies/games/anything, counterfeit anything, and there were some cops presence, but they literally couldn't care less, and they'll buy stuff as well. Maybe once a year there were raids, but it was against tax-evasion.

    If this is the case in the capital, in the rest of the country the situation is even more careless.

  • I find ChatGPT with internet access and deep "reasoning" to be very useful at asking questions; i.e., "Find me articles that talk about $thing". Since it puts references, I can go to them and make sure it's not halucinating. Basically, a glorified search engine, where it "underestands" more or less the question, instead of me having to search with keywords.

  • Not idle game, but recently found that stick.run relaunched as a standalone web browser game with no Facebook needed and oh boy, that 2012 nostalgia hit me. Have been having fun.

  • The most popular Arma 3 mods do this.

  • I'm both blind and stupid, it was in the post title. Thanks.

  • Something to note is that Linux in English Steam installations is at almost 8%.

  • I can't imagine that line of thinking in, say, science

    "Yeah, very interesting article but it is rejected because you cited an article made by someone who once coauthored another article with a racist individual"

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    Help with home server plan

  • A place for everything about math @lemmy.ml

    Michel Talagrand Wins Abel Prize for Work Wrangling Randomness

    www.quantamagazine.org /michel-talagrand-wins-abel-prize-for-work-wrangling-randomness-20240320/