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by _cenw 2y ago
I'd consider only pushing 20Mbps on a 2.5GbE network more than a lack of optimization. Supposedly you can tune some buffer sizes to make it better, but it's still laughably bad for serving larger files.
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by _cenw 2y ago
has anyone figured out why caddy is substantially slower (thoughput, not latency) than nginx at reverse proxying? i've switched it around for my seafile and it's a night and day difference.
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by _cenw 2y ago
yep, that's hynix m-die. not sure what the status quo is, but you used to be able to buy a cheap kit as long as the timings indicated hynix, and they'd manually overlock quite high without issues.
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by _cenw 2y ago
That's the smallest size, 32 on a single module also exists. There is no conspiracy to deprive you of density. Most consumers will just appreciate latency over more than 64GB of memory. And yes, that's a real world performance gai
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by _cenw 2y ago
The calibration to get just 2 sticks to be stable is around 20-50 seconds already, during which the memory controller is testing different sequencing and even clocks for individual lanes to minimize interference. So unless you want to stop
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by _cenw 2y ago
> Also if the new module is not exactly the same as the previous ones you can very easily run into stability issues. Even with the same module, syncing up 4 modules to rated speed is going to be a challenge to boot, let alone have it be
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by _cenw 2y ago
Almost nobody runs 4 sticks of unbuffered DDR5 anyway, because you wouldn't be able to get them to run above 4800 and you'll be spending several minutes waiting for memory training. And you get a minimum of 16GB per stick unless y
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by _cenw 2y ago
2017 in base 16?
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by _cenw 2y ago
Notable, their Enterprise plan quote included BYOIP. I think that's the kicker. Cloudflare likely got a few of their anycast load balancing IPs blocked in one country, causing a huge disruption, because this customer that makes them no
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by _cenw 2y ago
discoverability, spam and community moderation are already big problems in slightly less centralized systems - they're even more unsolved with these. as with activitypub, things work fine until suddenly there's enough adoption tha
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by _cenw 2y ago
If you set your cache to not evict and use the same proxy for several instances, it also solves bandwidth. There might be a small issue with privately shared media and authentication through, that could prevent multiple instances from using
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by _cenw 2y ago
I always thought Pleroma solved this problem much more elegantly: proxy the media from the origin, and cache a set amount of data. Also respects other people deleting their servers/media and prevents someone posting CSAM becoming a pro
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by _cenw 2y ago
20-04-1889 is Hitlers birthday. In combination with 1488, it really isn't far fetched. It's convenient that it has gained other meanings, but it's absolutely being used as a way of identification in nazi circles, and as a mem
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by _cenw 2y ago
We definitely know Telegram is not secure, because it doesn't encrypt chats by default, and I have never seen anyone turn the encryption on. Doesn't help the encryption is very badly designed, possibly on purpose: https:/&#x
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by _cenw 2y ago
I used to be on INWX (and still am for some .de domains), but they charge up to 2x for some gTLDs when compared to Cloudflare.
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by _cenw 2y ago
It's never too early to shift more responsibilities to a single role.
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by _cenw 2y ago
Been like that forever. Usually gaming laptops prioritize their cooling systems over battery size. And don’t underestimate the high refresh rate panel likely optimized for at least 500 nits.
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by _cenw 2y ago
evolutionary pressures don't usually optimize for longevity beyond a certain point.
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by _cenw 2y ago
It is correct though, and the mention of deadname in the obituary makes it clear there was also a name change.
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by _cenw 2y ago
Microsoft sales is surprisingly good at selling Azure to c-level at companies where the primary output isn't software, based on existing Windows/Office deployments. Unfortunately also true for Teams. Retailers are also often oppos
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by _cenw 2y ago
Windows computers tend to also get the most overreaching invasive MDM / Endpoint Slowdown Software.
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by _cenw 2y ago
Backstage is great at slowly migrating dysfunctional organizations into slightly less dysfunctional organizations. I deal with 30 years of random tech debt in a company with immense shadow IT (domains randomly registered, vendors randomly h
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by _cenw 2y ago
It's in the thread I linked, the very post you quoted. He started a poll to ask if he should be banned over him posting the "unwoke" page of his digital garden, when the stipulation he already preliminarily agreed to was to n
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by _cenw 2y ago
Broken builds often take quite a while to be noticed, and there aren't many people to reproduce them. Recently, as an example, `ncdu` broke.
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by _cenw 2y ago
I'm not sure what there is to believe. Srid started relitigating his impending suspension over the moderation teams head when it became clear that his values do not align with the moderators (or, if I can say that, most decent people t
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by _cenw 2y ago
Would you consider Jon's behavior in the thread that contributed to him being banned ( https://discourse.nixos.org/t/objection-to-minority-represen... - this was not the sole reason) to be "the disingenuous ac
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by _cenw 2y ago
I'd be interested to hear what you think was happening here, and if anything that happened here or could possibly happen could be considered concern trolling or sealioning, of if those are just woke concepts to be disregarded in its en
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by _cenw 2y ago
You forgot this one: https://github.com/NixOS/moderation/commit/e9d67b7efa03e6e9b...
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by _cenw 2y ago
Why would they find another project? Are you under the assumption these are not established members of the Nix community complaining, but some "invaders" as alluded to in the RFC 175 supplements? Because that's untrue. Many h
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by _cenw 2y ago
This is missing the point in the same way that anti-capitalists sometimes get told to just not use money. Or critics of colonialism to just live somewhere else. There are things too essential to boycott - whether we personally like them or

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