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by bblb 2y ago
I would say Pgpool-II is still the best we got. This video covers pretty much all the practical stuff. I timestamped the parts in a comment. PgPool II Performance and best practices https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMnVS0slgU
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by bblb 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18342042
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by bblb 2y ago
> how RDP work Uses a combination of different tech [0]. MS-RDPBCGR is at the base of it all, sort of like the main event loop [1]. MS-RDPEGDI looks into the actual drawing commands and optimizes them on the fly [2]. Then there's th
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by bblb 3y ago
IT is ~2% of the US workforce. 'Professional and business services' at 14% might be a target for work from home? https://www.bls.gov/emp/tables/employment-by-major-industry-...
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by bblb 4y ago
PowerShell.[0] We have used it years on Linux in production. I would assume the MacOS version is just as first class as the Linux version. We are not using to replace Bash as a login shell, not just yet, but a simple pwsh-command and boom,
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by bblb 4y ago
Hmm... Isn't that kind of against the whole "FIDO" thing that I've been personally trying to deploy company wide as much as possible. That you have in your person some actual physical object, what ever it is: YubiKey, Sm
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by bblb 4y ago
450 million is a ridiculous amount of money for any software product. It breeds internal bureocracy and lost focus. They must have 100 or more C-level people by now. But maybe I finally got it after all these years. It's not about the
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by bblb 4y ago
PowerShell is "Python interactive done right". It's too bad it has a bad rap in open source community and it might never get the traction it really deserves. Sure it has it's downsides, which tech doesn't, but Power
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by bblb 5y ago
SRV solves so many issues. It was codified as a standard 22 years ago. Maybe because it was invented at Microsoft, and the "year 2000 M$" was evil, the free software/open source people weren't interested in it and now it
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by bblb 5y ago
I'm just a "user" aka sysadmin who sets up stuff, so can't really comment on the Golang. Even just the fully automated LE cert magic in Caddy is a win in average on-premises environment, where TLS certs are still a big p
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by bblb 5y ago
Caddyserver is Apache/Nginx killer and we will talk about Caddy in a couple of years as if it's been always the default ("why did we kept fighting with apache/nginx all those years, silly us"). Seriously. It's
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by bblb 5y ago
I work in IT Operations of a big IT house. 100% local gov customers. We fully manage around 5000 pet servers. ~30 sysadmins and some of us do architecture designing also. There's also a separate networking team of about 10 network spec
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by bblb 5y ago
>your storage may then be used for illegal material Then forget about the anonymization features of Freenet, and build something that ties to your Google Auth, Facebook ID, Government ID, whatever. And let LEA access all of the content a
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by bblb 5y ago
>IPFS guarantees that the owner can host their own NFT forever I always thought IPFS just as a BitTorrent but with blockchainy tech stack. But if it can indeed guarantee that my content would always be available, then IPFS is the answer.
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by bblb 5y ago
>Nah, it just doesn't work. This is why we can't have nice things. :D
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by bblb 5y ago
We need a version of Freenet, where the network _guarantees_ that your content is always highly available. Well, at least as long as the tech/network itself is still alive. Every user of the network has to provide some storage for the