It might have been pretty horrible but I hold Frontpage 97 with fond memories, it started my IT career, although not for HTML reasons.

The _vti_cnf dir left /etc/passwd downloadable, so I grabbed it from my school website. One Jack the Ripper later and the password was found.

I told the teacher resposible for the IT it was insecure and that ended up getting me some work experience. Ended up working the summer (waiting for my GCSE results) for ICL which immeasurably helped me when it was time to properly start working.

Did think about defacing, often wonder that things could have turned out very much differently!

k3s uses sqlite, so not etcd.

It can use sqlite (single master), or for cluster it can use pg, or mysql, but etcd by default

No, it's not. Read the docs[1] - sqlite is the default.

"Lightweight datastore based on sqlite3 as the default storage backend. etcd3, MySQL, and Postgres are also available."

[1]https://docs.k3s.io/

This thread is about using multi-machine clusters, and sqlite cannot be used for multi-machine clusters in k3s. etcd is the default when starting k3s in cluster mode [1].

[1] https://docs.k3s.io/datastore

No, this thread is about multiple containers across machines. What you describe is multi-master for the server. You can run multple agents across serveral nodes therefore clustering the container workload across multiple container hosting servers. Multi-master is something different.

The very first paragraph of the first comment you replied to is about multi-master HA. The second sentence in that comment is about “every machine is equal”. k3s with sqlite is awesome, but it cannot do that.

apologies, I misread this and gave a terse reply.

Indeed, it seems a knee jerk response without justification. k3s is pretty damn minimal.

You can get local RAG with Anythingllm if you want minimal effort too fwiw. Pretty much plug and play. Used it for simple testing for an idea before getting into the weeds of langchain and agentic RAG.

What about cloud based IDEs?

You probably run your browser on some OS, don't you?

I do, some may will the bits into existence, but then again, they're probably not using a cloud based IDE :)

Per the parent poster:

> Clarification: the operating system where e.g. your IDE runs on.

Click Linux

I use gh cli to make and track issues on the repo's issue tracker, create and reference the issue in the PR. I use Claude normally, so have Gemini and Codex that sit as automated reviewers (github apps), then get Claude to review the comments. Rinse and repeat. Works quite well and catches some major issues. Reading the PR's yourself (at least skimming them for sanity) is still vital.

Let's not forget the spider that bit him too, he wouldn't be the man he is without the spider.

it already has one - https://github.com/chr15m/runprompt/blob/main/runprompt#L1

If you curl/wget a script, you still need to chmod +x it. Git doesn't have this issue as it retains the file metadata.

I'm assuming the intent was to as if the *.prompt files could have a shebang line.

   #!/bin/env runprompt
   ---
   .frontmatter...
   ---
   
   The prompt.

Would be a lot nicer, as then you can just +x the prompt file itself.

Ditto, I also find it'll invariably decide to disregard the CLAUDE.md again and produce a load of crap I didn't really ask it for.