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by E39M5S62 3y ago
Discogs is a godsend for that. I end up getting a lot of CDs shipped from France/Germany/Japan - all for very reasonable prices.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
Mikrotik switches/products are pretty intriguing. Do you have any experience with that model? I'm interested in how stable it is and if the known bugs are anything to be concerned about.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
$50 would be roughly all-in for the SFP+ NIC, two optics and a generous length of multi-mode fiber. I just did this, and here's the breakdown of my costs from eBay: 1x Juniper EX3300-24p - $75 7x SFP+ optics - $7/each 3x Intel X52
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
What are your thoughts on using studio monitors for home listening? It seems like you'd want the playback at home to impart the least color possible, so that it does match what the recording engineer wanted it to be.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
Genelecs and other pro-audio gear can get their signal via AES/EBU. Digital all the way through the chain up to the speaker is fantastic!
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
"a lot of money" and "a long time" are subjective.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
That's the way Void Linux does it. That ensures that the default kernel series always works with ZFS and NVidia modules. If you want to go off-reservation, you can do so but you're on your own, then.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
My Cairn Terrier is named Calvin. He's little, blonde, and a troublemaker!
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
700x28 is the maximum my rim brake bike can fit. I wasn't as clear as I could have been. Other rim brake assembly types can fit more, but those are even less common on modern road groupsets.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
I like my titanium road bike with rim brakes, I really do. But 700x28 is really the maximum tire size you can possibly fit with rim brakes. With tires trending wider - and for good reason - rim brakes are really getting left out. More often
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
I'm baffled by that behavior with Firefox. After switching back to Firefox when I gave up on Edge, it took a lot of futzing around with plugins to mostly replicate what Edge/Chrome can do natively. I don't understand why Mozi
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
What? Of course you can. Multiple things were changed. That they were all lumped together in one update is meaningless.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
I just did the same with a dog maybe a week ago. It was a little over $600. I'm in the exurbs of Chicago.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
The distinction is easy. If you're using the 'zpool' binary, you're operating on the pool. If you use the 'zfs' binary, you're operating on the dataset.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
At what resolution does it store the sampled metrics? How easily are they pruned/aged out?
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
Oof. I've been there. The rush of adrenaline and then just feeling completely wrecked and empty is something that sticks with you for a long time. Take care, lone admin - don't be too hard on yourself.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
> DO NOT use pseudo-releases or tarballs created by third parties. In particular, automatic tarballs made by GitHub and other mirrors are lacking the .git directory and will not properly build anymore. It's a little concerning that
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
Nope. As others have mentioned, ZFS is CoW. Snapshots are "free" in that they (basically) point to a transaction group in the filesystem. They record a small amount of metadata to disk on each snapshot - on the order of a few MB.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
No, the ZFSBootMenu GUI does not do recursive operations on datasets / try to infer dependencies. However, there's a Bash shell that's a key press away with a full set of OpenZFS binaries. You can also do a custom build of ZF
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
It's okay for FreeBSD if Linux can do some things it can, and vice-versa. If you're that insecure about running FreeBSD after all this time, you'd do well to think about why that is.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
I just add the keyfile to the initramfs. It sits under an encryptionroot and is only readable by the root user, so it's largely as safe as native encryption can be.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
There shouldn't be any issues catting the real initramfs with microcode into another file. I do that, as does another ZBM developer. What do you see when you try it? I started ZBM years ago by hacking on the same grub script, then prog
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
Yes - both Dracut and mkinitcpio allow you to embed an SSH server in the ZFSBootMenu initramfs (dropbear, or OpenSSH) and connect to it. Once you connect, you can access the main interface and unlock any datasets prior to kexec. https:&#x2
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
A lot of what's in the Pure Bash Bible is horrifically slow. Many of those things are substantially faster, even when paying the cost of starting a new process, when you use an external and commonly available tool. I wrote a bash perfo
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
xeyes can check that too, without killing the application.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
If you ignore the physical and emotional abuse directed at women and children, sure.
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
The T480 and older have two batteries; one fixed internal and one removable external. It transparently switches between them, so you can hot-swap the external with out any interruption. Fantastic feature!
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
tmux, for me, is about session persistence. I run multiple tmux sessions on a bastion host at work. tmuxc lets me reconnect to them each morning and then move them around my monitors as I see fit. I can hit a single key combination and have
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
I wrote a terminal-agnostic approximation of that called tmuxc - https://github.com/zdykstra/tmuxc . It's very much tailored my exact workflow, mainly because nobody else seems interested in it. With a bit of hack
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by E39M5S62 3y ago
That's the article that the comments are all about, yes.

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