Lex-2008

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   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   don't they use Tumblr as the blog-engine?
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   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   Thanks for clarification! Indeed, btrfs doesn't allow such configuration. However, it allows using disks of unequal sizes within single filesystem - like, 3+3+4T in RAID1 mode gives you 5T of usable space (imagine 4T disk being split i
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   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   regarding raid5/6 on btrfs - in this recent message [1] Zygo Blaxell writes: > Not much has changed for raid5/6 since 2014, other than the introduction > of raid1c3 for metadata in 2019 to make filesystem with raid6 data usa
4. 124.▲
   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   > - zfs's logical volume layer is rather more flexible than btrfs's - you can make a multi-device set of mixed disks Can you please elaborate on this? Working on mixed disks was always a killer feature of btrfs for me!
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   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   not OP, but using btrfs for 0.5 year with snapshots, snapper (which creates snapshots every hour) on NVMe under Arch. Haven't noticed any issues yet - qgroups are disabled, and snapper config decreased to have no more than 20 snapshots
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   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   > what does btrfs offer that zfs does not? As @matheusmoreira mentioned - you can use harddisks of unequal size. I.e. three disks of 4+3+3 Tb in RAID1 will happily give you 5 Tb of usable space. AFAIK, no other filesystem can do that. Qu
7. 127.▲
   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   Because it should be OK to commit secrets to private repos - that's why they're _private_, after all, right?
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   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   I do pretty much the same, although in single terminal: `pwd` and `ls` on remote machine to print dir and file name, then exit ssh and edit recent ssh command to pull the file copypasting recent `pwd` and `ls` output. Luckily, I have to do
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   by Lex-2008 6y ago

   > These incidents usually sound simple at the surface level ("I clicked the button in the wrong window") but often hint at deeper, perhaps even organizational, issues. These words reminded me a story of similar/different &
10. 130.▲
    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    you mean, they don't know about freenom.com, where one can register free .tk/.ml/.ga/.cf/.gq domains?
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Can't find a better source, but something like this tried to happen, indeed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_Taping_Is_Killing_Music Upd: In another thread, the "Betamax case" was cited.
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    > an ad might make me aware that something existed and entice me to investigate further. I believe it's one of points of ads: when choosing what product to buy, you're likely to choose between options A and B, which you've
13. 133.▲
    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    discussion of a blog post about this tool: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19465967
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    WayBackMachine alternative, archive.is, has an option to download zip archive of HTML with images and CSS (but no JS) - this way you can preserve and host a copy of original webpage on your own website
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    hey, can you please add mail.ru to the list above?
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    What you explained in EDIT, reminds me of HTTP Digest auth: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2384230/what-is-digest-a...
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Shall we keep compatibility with 16-bit drivers and TSRs when formatting floppy disks? https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20090102-00/?p=19...
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Yep, that's what I'm using pretty much every day. Quote from their website: > The use case for tunshell is predominantly quick, ad-hoc remote access to hosts which you may not have SSH access to, or even the ability to install
19. 139.▲
    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Pardon my french, but I would call such DBA an "anti-DBA"
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    someone posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24034502
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Probably worth noting in this context, I recently started reading a book called "How to Invent Everything: A Survival Guide for the Stranded Time Traveler" which, basically, says: "If you happen to be in this timeframe, inven
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    good beginning! Although it should be "точно", not "точна", your command of Russian is admirable. Looking forward for follow-up blog posts!
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Just out of curiosity, can you clarify on "I need to access some of my backups on daily basis"?
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Oh, nice! I actually didn't try jitsi and just assumed it had same issues as other webrtc apps.
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Yes. From my experience (as a user), webrtc is good for up to 4 people, and is rarely supported for more than 8. Reason is that few laptops can cope with many more incoming and outgoing videostreams in parallel. Also, when in our company we
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    Did you try to set the extension to "run on click"? Right-click extension icon, "This can read and change site data" -> "When you click the extension". I didn't try it myself (it might require reloading
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    _psuedo-transcript_ of the talk by the talk author: https://danluu.com/deconstruct-files/
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    did you see https://sr.ht/~mil/Sxmo/ ? I haven't tried it yet, but it looks light and touch-oriented.
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    saying "toaster mode" do you mean "Toast" extension from dotoast.com?
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    by Lex-2008 6y ago

    I'm not that much into discussion of terms "hackers" vs "community", but maybe you can track updates in the first post in this tread: https://forum.pine64.org/showthread.php?tid=9942 Quoting from th