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by Nux 8y ago
I switched to Kdenlive after going through a similar experience. I find it a bit more featureful and quite a bit more stable.
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by Nux 8y ago
Would be interesting to see a pgsql vs mariadb Rpi benchmark.
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by Nux 8y ago
> Having analysed the market, I find that its defragmented with no clear run-away winner. THAT'S HOW IT SHOULD BE! That's how all of this should be.
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by Nux 8y ago
Insanity later
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by Nux 8y ago
Neither, try Mobaxterm if on Windows.
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Intel CPUs afflicted with simple data-spewing spec-exec vulnerability(theregister.co.uk)
162 points by Nux 8y ago|54 comments
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by Nux 8y ago
"But I'd like to point out (yet again) that we don't do feature-based releases, and that "5.0" doesn't mean anything more than that the 4.x numbers started getting big enough that I ran out of fingers and toes.
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by Nux 8y ago
The parent was referring to doing it after the installation and he is right, it can't be done without serious hassle.
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by Nux 8y ago
Not a k8s user, but no reason it shouldn't work from what I read about it. Spawn a few CoreOS or RancherOS VMs and off you go. Some people even used it with LXC, though it seems a bit of a work. e.g. https://medium.com/
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by Nux 8y ago
No need to leave EU for the absolute minimum cost, with Hetzner nearby and others.
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by Nux 8y ago
https://www.exoscale.com/
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Nostalgia and fun with calculators(ludditus.com)
49 points by Nux 8y ago|26 comments
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by Nux 8y ago
At some point a few years back they started to redirect some of the traffic to some dodgy ad sites, that's when I stopped using them.
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EU and Japan create world's biggest free trade zone(dw.com)
604 points by Nux 8y ago|383 comments
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by Nux 8y ago
We need to move away from Hipchat at work and really wanted to use xmpp, but was super let down by the iOS clients, it can't be used in production. Android - thanks to Cobversations and Xabber, is really ok, PC is ok (Gajim), but we co
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by Nux 8y ago
It has something, but nowhere near apt/yum. Troubleshooting is fine, it's a good OS with a great range of tools at your disposal.
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by Nux 8y ago
I have been using NC for a few years now and I am mostly happy with it. Contacts, calendars, sharing, photo auto uploads all work with my Android phone. My problem is the software is pretty slow and from a security perspective I'd be h
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by Nux 8y ago
The dependency on fb sucks.. I don't have fb.
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by Nux 8y ago
Pretty awesome! Reminds me of the cisterns underneath Istanbul (Constantinopolis), built by the romans. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_Cistern
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by Nux 8y ago
Interesting, Gael Duval of Mandrake Linux fame I assume.
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by Nux 8y ago
Yes, this was covered under our evaluation, I appreciate it's not your fault. For what it's worth Zulip was at the top of our list when we evaluated hipchat replacements. Happy to look at it again if you ever will have direct noti
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by Nux 8y ago
It relies on Zulip's central notification service, so not entirely self-hosted.
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by Nux 8y ago
We looked at it, wanted to like it, but for self-hosted there were problems with app notifications, something that plagues most self-hosted hipchat replacements (except for xmpp).
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by Nux 8y ago
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb350vac-1300w-16ltr-wet-d...
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by Nux 8y ago
Briefly considered buying one, but chose a cheap wet/dry shop vac instead. A bit noisy, but I dont vacuum everyday. That thing sucks, blows, dust, water, you name it ...love it.
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by Nux 8y ago
All the dedicated server providers reuse components, it's normal practice. As long as the health of the HDD is 100% with no bad sectors there's no reason not to reuse it. When you get your new hetzner server check it with smartctl
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by Nux 8y ago
Been eyeing Vivaldi for a long time, still waiting for their Android browser.
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by Nux 8y ago
I hear that a lot whenever I'm holidaying in Greece. I totally agree with it. :-)
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by Nux 8y ago
Got it. For what it's worth I think EPYC is based on the same "Zen" arch as Ryzen.
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by Nux 8y ago
"128 GB DDR4 ECC RAM" .. sounds pretty ECC to me.

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