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by abwizz 3y ago
conveniently about the size of a typical ip+tcp header
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by abwizz 3y ago
i'll guess they pick optimized components for it. like the longtime workhorse was a high performance skylake desktop cpu w/o ecc ram
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by abwizz 3y ago
commendable to plan a few years ahead, but betting on the state of cloud business 26years from now seems a bit over the top
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by abwizz 3y ago
wow! sub mbps indicates that there is indeed no peering at all (political issues?) but just a transit connection via an overloaded carryall. collect some evidence, maybe someone wants to do something about it.
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by abwizz 3y ago
no and there are numerous alternatives. idk why this made the frontpage other than beeing interesting
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by abwizz 3y ago
> If you're just expecting free content that caters to you in every way possible way, I'm curious how this is sustainable for any author, or why authors should be expected to work this way. speaking for myself, i mostly look fo
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by abwizz 3y ago
the name suffix suggests that it is implemented as a shell script. the homepage does not convey any information about this script or anything else like setup instructions. if i click on the github links in the top row i see a codebase that
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by abwizz 3y ago
seconded; calling it "pee-ng" will limit adoption
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by abwizz 3y ago
i suspect most countries will reatain 2g services as a fallback and for old infrastructure components
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by abwizz 3y ago
i think it's intended for use in private networks (not the internet) like san's
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by abwizz 3y ago
it's more the fact that i have to that is the problem
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by abwizz 3y ago
it interrupts the user doing something desired for something that is not in the users interest.
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by abwizz 3y ago
it's cool if you get throu it w/o loosing. i'd say they risk is what makes it interesting.
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by abwizz 3y ago
everybody is a "probable child sex offender", so there is no ground to extradite.
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by abwizz 3y ago
oh, twitter works again
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by abwizz 3y ago
sounds like a reasonable backup and archiving process which will compensate for both, the internet and the home burning down
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by abwizz 3y ago
> but I don't need a complete copy of my photo reel to be saved to my device this resonates with me. what solution are you using?
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by abwizz 3y ago
fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. fool me thrice, ??? profit
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by abwizz 3y ago
> file server or a local data archive thats all you want from a fs, isn't it? everything else is temporary data, living in memory.
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by abwizz 3y ago
i'd rekon cow fs performs somewhat poorly with db workload, so, both
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by abwizz 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law
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by abwizz 3y ago
there are good arguments for and against a change and a 'forced change' is more or less impossible.
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by abwizz 3y ago
even for the single use case, 5M$ is not that far fetched in terms of opportunity cost.
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by abwizz 3y ago
"service channels" are not a thing anymore?
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by abwizz 3y ago
counterpoint: ppl in important (social value) positions have to be underpaid to guard against the ones that are just in it for the money.
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by abwizz 3y ago
implying that zfs is not a commercial filesystem made me chuckle
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by abwizz 3y ago
unlikely the same but similar in some aspects. likely zfs and btrfs have some similarities (copy on write) and some differences (integration with volume manager). if you're interested, i'm sure you'll find more.
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by abwizz 3y ago
cancerous ads are an integral part of the internet since the dot-com boom so is ad-blocking
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by abwizz 3y ago
> paparazzi taking topless photos on people on private beaches from public vantage points this is illegal almost everywhere. e.g. in germany it is even illegal to take a picture of a person (one specific) in a public space without their
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by abwizz 3y ago
might interest you both that not all bytes are equal

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