andoriyu

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by andoriyu 6y ago
> ZFS-on-Linux was always behind BSD ZFS until recently. FreeBSD was never really working on ZFS in a way ZOL was. Whole reason for the switch is because main contributor upstream used by FreeBSD stopped using ZFS. ZOL had more features
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Did you include BTRFS in here just to mentioned all weak points of BTRFS and act like they also true for ZFS? Because that's not true at all. > Maybe because in a virtualised environment, you loose many of the benefits of ZFS or BTR
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Well, Hifive Unleashed is a dev board with tons of features for developer, a market where $1000 is pretty okay price. It has DDR4 ECC RAM, RPi is another story: it's a single board computer with exposed GPIO and used to be shipped with
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Well paxos way more complex than raft. I'm not saying building on top of raft is easy, I'm saying making a MVP raft implementation is easier than paxos. One thing I wish raft had - a learner role which act like a follower that can
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Recently had to shop for renter insurance. Lemonade chat bot was the best one. It was the only place I could get insurance without talking a human being. AllState took 4 calls and multiple callbacks just to send me a final quote. While wait
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by andoriyu 6y ago
Not even that. All encrypted traffic in china needs to be decryptable by CCP. Which means if your call in zoom was routed to one of their China servers, then CCP has access to it. That is on top of the fact that Zoom encryption is weak af.
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by andoriyu 6y ago
> Turns out internal IP addresses are a resource, too. That's not what is happening in AWS. IP address are resources (duh), but that's no the issue. With their CNI plugin each pod gets its own Elastic Network Interface. ENIs ar
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by andoriyu 6y ago
There are heat pumps for pools as well as hybrid systems. Also extremely cheap to run. For pools, they actually beat cheap gas heaters.
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by andoriyu 7y ago
None of us used official client. Only reason it was popular is because protocol was reverse engineered and there were clients for everyone. This is just capitalizing on ICQ name that many of russians feel nostalgic about. I still remember m
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by andoriyu 7y ago
Allocator underneath is keeping track of freed memory, so next allocation has high chance of being squeezed into memory region that has been used before. It's obviously not as good as say GC that relocates after sweep, but at least it
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by andoriyu 7y ago
Nah, FreeBSD lost server story in the cloud. There is a very little story in on-prem. There is way more risk choosing FreeBSD as your server OS than as your desktop OS. This is coming from someone who use FreeBSD on daily laptop and weekend
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by andoriyu 7y ago
YubiKey does it too. I use it to unlock GELI.
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by andoriyu 7y ago
Well, distroless base is 3x alpine. Which is a clickbaity way of saying its 10mb bigger. Distroless nodejs images is...10mb bigger than the same on alpine. Main purpose of distroless is less attack surface rather than size. Without package
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by andoriyu 7y ago
Well, no. You talking about HDCP. In this case it's just TLS. There is a lot of reasons why everything should be behind TLS.
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by andoriyu 8y ago
If you turn on extreme anti-aliasing then yeah, it might struggle, but guess what? Anti-aliasing ain't that important on 4k.
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by andoriyu 10y ago
Simple. ZFS has memory requirements to operate efficiently. If you have less <8Gb of RAM, which is by the way as small as it gets, then you probably have not a lot of drives, therefore won't benefit from ZFS nor FreeNAS. Kind of lik
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by andoriyu 13y ago
Isn't RSX (Reality Simulator) was just a name for nvidia graphic chipset in PS3? Oh wait, it is. PS3 used libGCM and PSGL, which is pretty much OpenGL ES 1.1 + Nvidia Cg. Don't forget the fact that OpenGL ES isn't OpenGL. XBo
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by andoriyu 13y ago
BigCouch I guess. However, this release doesn't include that merge.
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by andoriyu 13y ago
Guess what. OS X users upgrade their system much faster than win-users. That leads to developers not wasting time to support old OS X and focus on the new one, with new APIs. > OS X users have to figure out if they need that Intel or PPC
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by andoriyu 13y ago
You IP might be the reason: Yandex in Russia-centric, so any outside requests seems weird to them.
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by andoriyu 13y ago
You can run FreeBSD in PV mode as well. Well, it will require installing in HVM mode, recompiling kernel (commands in terminal, commands not lines) and rebooting. FreeBSD 10.0 has better support of DomU and KVM Guest.
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by andoriyu 13y ago
People who compare zfs and btrfs and even put them on the same level, are usually people who have no idea about neither of them.
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by andoriyu 13y ago
Yes, you are correct. However, Digital Ocean has way faster disk IO.
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by andoriyu 14y ago
and how he started making even "bigger" air than RIAA and MPAA.
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by andoriyu 14y ago
I think you should review definition of "low-level programming language" and learn about assembly languages that support structured programming.
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by andoriyu 14y ago
How about you stop calling "C" a low level language?
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by andoriyu 14y ago
And not a single word about DTrace?