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by adql 3y ago
The content generated by you benefits the site tho
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by adql 3y ago
For me it was mostly one time setup cost and once-every-2-years Debian upgrade. unattended-upgrade does the security upgrades and I occasionally upgrade the rss reader (as it is not packaged) mail was pretty much fire-and-forget postfix+dov
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by adql 3y ago
I'd agree on that about e-mail but honestly wouldn't care for chat, as long as I can keep logs locally. > 4 is basically having my data stored on a crappy Core2 Duo server under a staircase, managed by a teenager ... isn't
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by adql 3y ago
More than that. There was a moment both Google and Facebook could be contacted via XMPP so you could have one account to rule them all
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by adql 3y ago
Would "they told me to type on thing and I typed on thing" be any better ? > but we are used to great actors taking pride in details no layman would notice. Imagine a James Bond actor stating he doesn't care about the watc
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by adql 3y ago
Well if you valued them as a friend you wouldn't make their life more annoying and just install a communicator app
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by adql 3y ago
Is it still impossible to use Signal without phone ? That's the biggest stopper for me
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by adql 3y ago
I remember there was that one beautiful little moment where both Facebook and Google chats were available via XMPP. I could use any existing XMPP server, or even start one, and be able to contact directly with any of my both Google and Face
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by adql 3y ago
Depends. Does logging on facebook once a month to see what the few family members are doing counts ? That at best, I went months never visting it and just used FB as a SSO provider for any site I didn't cared enough to create any prope
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by adql 3y ago
...people look at other people's karma on reddit ?
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by adql 3y ago
it's not really possible in hypervisor as it doesn't know what guest will be putting in its memory beforehand
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by adql 3y ago
https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/mm/ksm.ht... zero-copy is harder as one system upgrade on one of them will trash it, but KSM is overall pretty effective at saving some memory on s
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by adql 3y ago
I think it would be easier to just enable KSM (KVM can use it to deduplicate memory and save some RAM on duplicate blocks like people loading same libraries into memory)
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by adql 3y ago
Yeah it's pretty hard problem as you'd need to defragment physical memory (while fixing all the virtual-to-physical mappings) to make contiguous block to free
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by adql 3y ago
> Can you use KVM/do KVM stuff without QEMU? There are projects doing that althought qemu is the de facto standard and best bet if you don't need to boot your machines in 20ms > Can you do libvirt stuff without QEMU? Libvirt
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by adql 3y ago
It's a lot of glue to present a consistent interface but it also does the management part. "API to virtualization system" would probably be closest approximation but it also does some more advanced stuff like coordinating cro
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by adql 3y ago
>Xen is an alternative hypervisor (like esxi). Instead of running on top of Linux, Xen has it's own microkernel. This means less flexibility (there's no Linux body running things), but also simpler to manage and less attack sur
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by adql 3y ago
All I want for this dumb thing is to * correct ttps:// to https:// * stop searching internet for local hostname I type into the bar
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by adql 3y ago
Sun was FAR better than Oracle
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by adql 3y ago
Their recent actions definitely feel more like IBM than Red Hat
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by adql 3y ago
Don't you know ? Art done for purpose of getting money is not pure ! /s
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by adql 3y ago
CEOs and lawyers don't appear to really need any union
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by adql 3y ago
That means you designed your architecture incorrectly; get an internal CA and automate it, then pod can just have long term root CA embedded in it.
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by adql 3y ago
Having to communicate with outside is kinda overkill if you just want to have container A talking to container B. But the solution is internal CA, not self signed certs that defeat near-entire point of encrypting communication.
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by adql 3y ago
You save shit all if every container comes with sidecar doing the actual TLS, it's extra component to debug and extra small latency added.
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by adql 3y ago
> You can also do sidecar proxy pattern where the the sidecar handles TLS termination (incoming or outgoing). That's basically service mesh light. That's a horrid idea, why would you do that ?
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by adql 3y ago
always has been
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by adql 3y ago
Is "I will put my pizza in your oven" also a joke there ?
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by adql 3y ago
Yeah, definitely depends on use case. Few extra bits (that you lose on very simple frontend that doesn't have that many input levels to choose from) is nice for audio stuff, and all in one package makes some tasks much easier vs cobbli
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by adql 3y ago
If you buy Sigilent AWD you will be able to steer it from your scope, just connect them via USB cable For example I have SDS-1104X-E and SDG1025 and I can from the scope setup a frequency sweep on the generator then have scope make frequenc

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