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Kelsey Grammer Teases ‘Fraiser’ Revival With Ted Danson https://www.inbella.com/939273/kelsey-grammer-teases-fraiser-revival-with-ted-danson/ #1980s #19881989 #AirDate11/03/1988 #Bar #Bible #book #CelebritiesTopics #color #comedy #double #Episodic #flannel #gesture #gesturing #horizontal #Indoor #NbcuPhotoBank #nup_102201 #RedTie #Season7 #select #sitcom #StripedShirt #suit #tavern #TwoPeople
B: So wait, are you #GenX or #Millennial?
Me: GenX, I was the second to last year for it.
B: That explains the fashion sense.
Just made this rag scarf from flannel scraps for partner. It has leftover quilt batting inside for extra warmth. If anyone needs a last-minute gift, it's very easy.
#HomemadeChristmas #flannel #photography #Last-minuteGifts #scarves
A blizzard is coming. I’m so excited! #weather #flannel #fondue #fireplace #fjigsawpuzzle
#OTD October 31, 1988
Soundgarden release their debut album, “Ultramega OK”
I just started college and volunteering at the campus radio station. I found this in “the new bin” (DJ’s had to play a few new albums each hour) and just loved the first track, “Flower”.
From here, the album continues to surprise. It wasn’t “grunge” like Mudhoney, but more radio friendly hard rock with a dark, fuzzy edge and oddly timed rhythms. A new sound to my ears.
#AlternativeRock #grunge #rock #music #Seattle #flannel #80s
Surely, this can't be right? #flannel is getting deprecated in #kubernetes as of 1.28? If true, this is going to break a ton of stuff.
https://kops.sigs.k8s.io/networking/flannel/
EDIT: This appears to be specific to the kOps SIG and not all of Kubernetes in general.
Hey #kubernetes folks - what's your go to choice for CNIs? #flannel, #calico, or something else? I'm looking for simplicity and elegance over complexity and toil.
Okay, so let me tell you about my doorbell, from a #networking perspective.
When you push the button by the door, it sends a message over the #zigbee wireless mesh network in my house. It probably goes through a few hops, getting relayed along the way by the various Zigbee light switches and "smart outlets" I have.
Once it makes it to my utility closet, it's received by a Zigbee-to-USB dongle, through a USB hub (a simple tree network) plugged into an SFF PC. From there, it gets fed into zigbee2mqtt, which, as the name implies, publishes it to my local #mqtt broker.
The mqtt broker is in the small #kubernetes cluster of #raspberrypi nodes I run in my utility closet. To get in (via a couple of #ethernet switch hops), it goes through #metallb, which is basically a proxy-ARP type service that advertises the IP address for the mqtt endpoint to the rest of my network, then passes the traffic to the appropriate container via a #linux veth device.
I have #HomeAssistant, running in the same Kubernetes cluster, subscribed to these events. Within Kubernetes, the message goes through the CNI plugin that I use, #flannel. If the message has to pass between hosts, Flannel encapsulates it in VXLAN, so that it can be directed to the correct veth on the destination host.
Because I like #NodeRed for automation tasks more than HomeAssistant, your press of the doorbell takes another hop within the Kubernetes cluster (via a REST call) so that NodeRed can decide whether it's within the time of day I want the doorbell to ring, etc. If we're all good, NodeRed publishes an mqtt message (more VXLANs, veths, etc.)
(Oh and it also sends a notification to my phone, which means another trip through the HomeAssistant container, and leaving my home network involves another soup of acronyms including VLANs, PoE, QoS, PPPoE, NAT or IPv6, DoH, and GPON. And maybe it goes over 5G depending on where my phone is.)
Of course something's got to actually make the "ding dong" sound, and that's another Raspberry Pi that sits on top of my grandmother clock. So to get *there* the message hops through a couple Ethernet switches and my home WiFi, where it gets received by a little custom daemon I wrote that plays the sound via an attached #HiFiBerry board. Oh but wait! We're not quite done with networking, because the sound gets played through PulseAudio, which is done through a UNIX domain socket.
SO ANYWAY, that's why my doorbell rarely works and why you've been standing outside in the snow for five minutes.
Back in 2019 I was excited about #WireGuard. I've discovered #flannel relies on shell scripts to support WireGuard networks (called extension backends). In this time I also was interested to learn Golang and came cross the wgctrl-go library. So I've decided to implement WireGuard native support for flannel. #projects 1/5
