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I would see myself procrastinate until it falls off my calendar.
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Don’t store data you can’t protect. Because something is ‘hard’ doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be done.
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I host at home but put a VPS in front of it. Then I use wireguard to route all the connections to my home server. Which goes right thru all that NAT.
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Pretty much that’s the case. US is #1 buyer.
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I'm not sure how you could come to that conclusion based on my questions. China's place on the world stage is largely dependent on having customers. If there is no where for them to sell their manufactured goods, then they are not
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> supply chain resilience Resilience to what exactly? Is the report suggesting the country holding the 'keys' is hostile?
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Yes, this data could be quickly mitigated.
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I have a Dell R720 that I bought fairly cheaply ~$600 came with 192GB of RAM. I shoved some SSDs in it with a GPU. Sits in my garage. If I'm not home I can still remote into my terminal via wireguard. Good deals can be found using lab
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Option B sounds more likely in my case. I haven't used it much. Mostly just checking some websites. It's not a daily driver.
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It's how many times the drive is powered on/off.
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brew install smartmontools && sudo smartctl --all /dev/disk0
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Mine is about 20 days old. MacBook Air M1 16Gb 1TB Drive: Percentage Used: 0% Data Units Read: 2,219,368 [1.13 TB] Data Units Written: 2,141,099 [1.09 TB] Host Read Com
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One thing that confuses me about iOS devices is when a gmail account is added to the mail program. It isn’t clear if it is adding SMTP/IMAP or if it is doing some web app type configuration and if that gives Google more access to track
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Where does their recent purchase of $1.5 billion in Bit Coin fit into this view?
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I’m always afraid of relying on Google services — never know what will get cut.
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> The result is a wall of rather intimidating errors indicating imminent doom with the disk is for all intensive purposes BRICKED. all intents and purposes.
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Yes, I think it has too many followers right now. Perhaps it returns to 'normal' after the hype wears off. It has happened before just not to this scale.
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I like following WSB, been there for years as well. There has been some incredible gains for me -- AMD, NIO, and TLRY to name a few. They were spotted early by the sub, it's up to the individual to decide when they want to exit their t
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I agree. Python's virtual environments are awesome and easy to use. On a new server just start with apt install python3-venv Really easy to source the environments as needed during automation, etc.
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Is that sql docker exposed to the Internet or is there another network other than ‘web’ ?
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Not a lawyer -- I think those conversations would fall under free speech. A coordinated effort to buy shares, what's the problem? Are investors suppose to buy shares with blinds on and not talk to anyone? There are entire TV programs t
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It's probably purely a math question -- what's cheaper impending lawsuit (we can settle) or losing our trade?
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Such an ironic company name given the current situation.
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*was
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That sounds more taxing on my connection than what I was thinking. Not really up for 100 connections, but if I'm matched up with 1 or 2 other users then that would seem ok.
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I have a 50TB+ NAS in my garage rack. Which I'm not utilizing completely. I wonder if there is a market for renting out some of my storage for someone else's encrypted backups. Something like a website, where I can list my price&#
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> I don't get anything for recommending Tarsnap; I'm just a customer. https://www.tarsnap.com/ From their site: "The Tarsnap service is built on top of the solid platform provided by Amazon Web Services.&q
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Had to do this years ago for headless bitcoin miners with multiple GPUs.
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> Citizens will require a personal licence to access the internet, and anonymous use will be illegal. A lot of users IDs are already tied to their ISP. A simple date/timestamp and a IP address would probably identify the majority of
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I use this with an automated script that watches my Twitter activity. If I like a tweet it determines if it contains a URL then archives it.
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