abujazar

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by abujazar 4y ago
This repo is more up to date - https://github.com/kanjitalk755/macemu Currently recommended builds for macOS: https://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7360
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by abujazar 4y ago
That’s how all hospitals work in developed countries.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Details would be enlightening : ) Was it the servers or the applications running on the servers that were taken down? Running bare metal servers exposed to the public is a fairly obvious footgun, there should be at least one layer of load b
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by abujazar 4y ago
They do have two US locations, but only for «cloud» products, no bare metal servers.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Not familiar with them, but their pricing seems significantly higher than Hetzner.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Not my experience at all. Hetzner obviously does offer DDoS protection and responds quickly to that kind of issues. I've also had Hetzner techs proactively contact me regarding attacks on our infrastructure (none of which actually took
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by abujazar 4y ago
It's not just companies using the big 3 as simple VPS providers. A lot of applications are also hugely over-engineered for their actual needs, and unnecessarily ties themselves to the proprietary cloud APIs just for the sake of IAC or
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by abujazar 4y ago
You should be running at least three, preferrably four (3 + hot spare) mirrored instances if you require that level of uptime, regardless of provider or tech (bare metal/VM).
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by abujazar 4y ago
I've been using Hetzner servers for ~15 years with multiple clients and employers, and always been disappointed with other providers compared to what Hetzner delivers. OVH with their frequent network level outages, the 2021 fire and so
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by abujazar 4y ago
Maybe you're behind «Carrier-grade NAT», sharing your public IP with thousands of other customers?
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by abujazar 4y ago
The article doesn’t mention how the feature actually works and which parts of the URL are removed.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Not really – the upper middle class is smaller even though there’s a lot more billionaires. And billionaires in general aren’t hobby pilots.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Urban exploring, card games, flight sim. Currently, that is, and open to more opportunities for play : )
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by abujazar 4y ago
This can also be achieved in distributed systems by having each node skip IDs equivalent to the number of nodes in the cluster. E.g. node 1 in a 5 node cluster assigns ids 1, 6, 11 and node 2 assigns 2, 7, 12 and so on.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Many of the statements in that article were misleading or outdated already in 2012, though. E.g. the part about PHP being tied to Apache… At that time I had been using php-fpm behind nginx for years.
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by abujazar 4y ago
So I guess my comment is getting downvoted by people who don't understand «mission critical». >how can you run mission critical if most cloud services have SLAs two or three nines weaker than needed That's exactly it. Cloud pro
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by abujazar 4y ago
And this is why I don't rely on cloud services for mission critical applications.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Why would framework owners want you to become tightly coupled to the framework? They're basically just offering a set of solutions that come with some tradeoffs, but they don't intentionally create problems for their users.
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by abujazar 4y ago
So, two years after the Snowden revelations, someone’s surprised the US govt uses planes for mass surveillance. And the «secret» program turned out not to be even classified. This is not really a story.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Upgrade to web3 technology now and get 1000x the hosting bills and 1/1000000 the performance! Because… someone will get rich and blockchain is TEH FUTURE!
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by abujazar 4y ago
Using mysql_ functions directly was very outdated and long deprecated when 7 was released. Any reasonably maintained code base had already been using mysqli or PDO for years.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Apache doesn’t need to be in the loop. You can run php-fpm directly behind a load balancer that supports fastcgi, like haproxy. And for depvelopment you can simply use the built in server.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Given this feat, it’s quite incredible that Nvidia is incapable of shipping stable Linux drivers for the RTX 30xx series.
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by abujazar 4y ago
+1
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by abujazar 4y ago
I think the author just missed the point. You’re not supposed to replace all of your CSS with tailwind classes when plain CSS classes make more sense, like the perspective and nth-child examples.
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by abujazar 4y ago
Life’s too short to willingly work for toxic and totally unpredictable narcissists
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by abujazar 4y ago
Alt is a required attribute of the <img> tag, so requiring it is just basic validation. C code won't compile if you omit the semicolon after statements, either.
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by abujazar 4y ago
It's often better to specify alt="" than not at all, because screen readers may use the filename instead if there's no alt attribute.
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by abujazar 4y ago
>Thankfully I’m tech-savvy enough to know what I’m doing. >I’m honestly more concerned by third-party apps dropping support of these older system versions rather than vague security threats. This guy probably won't notice that so
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by abujazar 4y ago
I hope they'll get some design help.

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