Joe_Cool

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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
Not only a "data center". Nokia has LTE 4G connectivity for moon local data onboard the lander/hopper Grace. It's supposed to be able to travel/hop up to 100m high with a range of 25km from Athena to dive into ditch
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I think they also sold HA-SMR (host aware SMR, a mix of drive managed and host managed) drives to datacenters but I couldn't find any recent news so I guess those aren't that common.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I also received recertified (sold as such and with proper labels and warranty) WD drives and more concerning: 4 fake WD drives that had failed SMART long self test with surface read anomalies and looked very banged up and used (scratches, s
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I'd just use an old game (for a really hard test). Like Quake maybe: https://github.com/Jason2Brownlee/QuakeOfficialArchive Or the server for easy mode. Let us know how it went. ;)
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
You can disable the journal. It should(! haven't checked !) not touch the recovery information then. You also need this when you have a decade of version difference and an error on mount: `mount -oro,noload`
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
If you had stuff that often crashed there was a write-through mode so it only did read caching. In one of the later versions it also trapped CTRL-ALT-DEL and did a sync before rebooting. It also did a sync each time command.com displayed a
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
When I got my fancy 1.6 GB harddisk I used `subst R: .\cd` to run my games needing the CD in the drive from a directory on the harddrive instead. Boy did load times improve a ton.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
Yes, you can download on both the mobile app and the desktop program.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I can still save multireddits. Did they remove that on new.reddit.com ? Try https://old.reddit.com/r/multihub/
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
True. And they might close your account if you login. How I display, download or request data without an account and which browser or app I use to do it is still my choice. I'd guess if they could do anything about it, they would have
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I thought so too when I started using the android version. I was surprised when GrayJay's Youtube plugin was promptly updated the same day Youtube broke it. NewPipe needed a few days to work again.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
It doesn't use any API (at least the YouTube plugin). So they are (according to their lawyers) not bound to any TOS. All it does is open the page (like a browser) and grab it and only show stuff to the user that's "relevant&q
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
Although a bit annoying to install I am still using the rails plugin for NetBeans. I just never switched to Aptana or Rubymine and now I don't wanna.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I understood it as "it doesn't touch/ignore the data". But I guess we mean the same thing. You are right. All of the old files will be in areas btrfs should consider used. So it should correctly restore the state from be
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I don't think thin provisioning btrfs makes a lot of sense. Before disabling CoW I'd rather use a different filesystem. Are you sure your TRIM is working and the VM disk image is compacting properly? It's working for me but n
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I believe you are right. You can only convert back to the metadata from before. So any new or changed (different extents) files will be lost or corrupted. So best to only mount ro when considering to rollback. Otherwise it's pretty ris
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
For sure it's not for production. At least not for stuff that's critical. MS also doesn't recommend using it for live VHDX. The partition/NTFS volume is 512GB. It currently stores 1.3 TB of "dedupped" data and
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
Even with the rudimentary Dedup features of NTFS on a Windows Hyper-V Server all running the same base image I can overprovision the 512GB partition to almost 2 GB. You need to be careful and do staggered updates in the VMs or it'll sp
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
Yeah SIG_STOP or just ip/nftables DROP would be a much more realistic test.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
That's a good idea. I usually have a 'myproject-debugtools' container that just operates on the same volume and maybe even shares a network with the 'myproject-prod' container. Just set it to `--restart no` and even
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
I just saw it on the frontpage and very much enjoyed it.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
Some HP server UEFIs also support boot from http. So you can boot the .efi executable directly from the internet. For https you need to enroll the certificate first and it's a bit more involved. I am sure there are other implementati
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
Actually both. Our internal closed source projects are only in our GitLab. The open-source stuff is both on GitHub and our GitLab. Since our GitLab instance isn't public we only use the issue tracker on GitHub for public stuff. Another
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
We installed a private GitLab instance on our own servers exactly out of fear that Github might suddenly alter the deal or just cease operations. Pretty happy with our decision so far.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
That is planned per channel but not a priority at the moment: https://github.com/ajayyy/SponsorBlock/issues/435
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
You can just turn that off in the options including the marker on the seek bar. Also when it is bad don't hesitate to downvote. The database is only that good because of user feedback (and some anti-botting measures). You can check hid
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
The same dude (Ajay) also made a "clickbait title and thumbnail fix": DeArrow https://dearrow.ajay.app/ It's not as well known but also really great once you get used to it.
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
It is in the Izzyondroid repo: https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/org.polymorphicshad... I can also highly recommend the app sponsored by Louis Rossmann: Grayjay. It can do everything that Tubular doe
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
IMHO Android's security model is incredibly flawed anyways. I don't even need root to access stuff I shouldn't have access to on my Mediatek based phone because the firmware has tons of gaping security holes anyways. I think
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by Joe_Cool 2y ago
> Note though, Glasswire was recently acquired by another company Ah that's why the premium stuff is now free. I was wondering. Let's hope it's not the first sign of enshittification. > What do you mean by a "real&

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