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by belthesar 3y ago
> May want to include a time series database, like InfluxDB Seems to have native support for Prometheus, so that seems to be the TSDB to use for the project. That said, if you're at the point where your record density takes advantag
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by belthesar 3y ago
That's a clever trick. It's also pretty trivial to set up a SOCKS5 proxy with Shadowsocks if it's desirable to keep that DNS resolution local.
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by belthesar 3y ago
Intel GPUs got quite a bit of penetration in the SE Asian market, and Intel is close to releasing a new generation. In addition, Intel's allowing for GPU virtualization without additional license fees (unlike Nvidia and GRID licenses),
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by belthesar 3y ago
That's kind of the rub here. > volunteer That's the majority of OSS. Only a handful of the projects we use today as a part of the core set of systems in the OSS world actually have corporate sponsorship by virtue of maintainers
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by belthesar 3y ago
I read recently that systemd does not recommend that you link to libsystemd to participate in systemd-notify message passing. The API for talking to it is quite simple, and vendors are encouraged to implement a compliant interface rather th
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by belthesar 3y ago
The ceramic resonator described in this post has been a source of much consternation with the tool-assisted speedrun community. One of the goals of that community has been console-verification of TAS movies, to validate that the runs aren&#
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by belthesar 3y ago
This hasn't been my experience. In my experience, the reason why your ops teams divest themselves from the marketing side is because marketing decides to contract some firm to design their site for them, and the firm decides to deploy
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by belthesar 3y ago
These are kind of two different things though. The challenges of encapsulating a wire protocol to display video like HDMI and using a protocol like ATSC 1.0, which has support for subchannels that send effectively arbitrary bitstreams that
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by belthesar 3y ago
I really and truly do wish this wasn't true, but it is. Part of this is because we've built an expectation that the only thing one needs to pay for to use services connected on the Internet is access, and once access is paid for,
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by belthesar 3y ago
I bet the ArchiveTeam might be able to help you out with this. They were quite helpful when I wanted to make sure a site was preserved, and might be able to help you as well, or at least point you in the right direction. https://
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by belthesar 3y ago
I'm hard opposed to storing my second factor codes alongside my first factors. Part of the reason why I use 2FA is because if my password store is compromised, the accounts in it that are compromised do not contain all of the credentia
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by belthesar 3y ago
Oh cool, so not only is it third party code, I can't even inspect it!
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by belthesar 3y ago
Great question! I haven't gotten that far yet. I have Proxmox running on a 12th gen i5 currently, and my other two compute nodes, a 3rd gen i7 laptop and a 7th gen i5, are currently still serving production workloads, so I haven't
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by belthesar 3y ago
Perhaps I'm being a bit doom and gloom about this, because I think it's probably pretty reasonable that Discord is searching for any sort of additional revenue stream they can get. Based on the numerous attempts at increasing mone
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by belthesar 3y ago
Depending on the use case, this is definitely an option. I personally prefer using Proxmox under my Container Orchestration hardware because, as it seems to always eventually do, my home lab has become production, and being able to do softw
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by belthesar 3y ago
I can appreciate folks coming to the defense of the demo, but the lede on what makes this special is pretty well buried to folks that aren't in this space. If there was a blurb on the page stating that the cool bit we should be excited
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by belthesar 3y ago
That's the thing though, Yuzu doesn't ship with the common keys. Yuzu's quick start guide provides clear instructions for how to root a physical switch and dump the keys from the device, but it doesn't ship with the keys
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by belthesar 3y ago
I definitely think this is a generational thing. Like you, I come from the land of "everything costs something" and treat free with suspicion, but also, we have been conditioning people to expect things to be free, and to bury and
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by belthesar 3y ago
Sure, but now you're talking about sites with completely different service level objectives, and conversely, different budgets for their hosting. The problem here, to play off of your analogy, is that Netlify is treating every customer
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by belthesar 3y ago
Any bank where this is the standard operating procedure for interacting with loan applications is not a bank that I'd want to do business with. Perhaps this was just one loan officer's way of doing things, and not the way of the b
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by belthesar 3y ago
I looked at using the Ory stack when they were much younger, and had some chats with their team. Ory builds everything with the expectation that you're a large enterprise, where service classes and systems are expected to be scaled. Th
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by belthesar 3y ago
CrossOver is a WINE implementation for people that want a really nice and simple interface. I used to beta test apps for them ages ago, which was nice, as that got me a free copy of the pro product. They recently just cleaned house on that
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by belthesar 3y ago
Something of note though is that things are shot for the aspect ratio they're shooting for. I'm guessing The Shield was intentionally shot with both Widescreen and 4:3 in mind if that happened, because it's pretty common to l
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by belthesar 3y ago
The interesting thing is that even on highly dense workloads, the benchmarks and real world tests are showing that these hybrid core architectures are doing surprisingly great things. I have more reading to do on the AMD side, so if you hav
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by belthesar 3y ago
For us technology slinging types, homebrew is indeed great. Sparkle updates are indeed fantastic for the average user however. I think I'd be interested in learning how many average users install software outside of the Mac App Store t
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by belthesar 3y ago
While I'm a strong supporter of your position that the MiSTer (and any FPGA console implementation) is still emulation, it's worthwhile to keep in mind that this will indeed be _a_ future for preservation (unsure about it being th
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by belthesar 3y ago
The comments of that article cite a couple things: * The version of Caddy used for the test was missing several recent updates that significantly improve its performance. * Performance improvements for QUIC have always been about removing&
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by belthesar 3y ago
Hyperscalers in the cloud and low latency finance will drive the innovation to make HW offload a thing sooner. For the rest of us normal folk, we can likely live with CPU managed packets until that happens, and then take advantage of the op
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by belthesar 3y ago
Unsure if your thoughts come from recent experience, legacy experience, or a need to run CUDA-accelerated workloads, but if you're citing the old wisdom that AMD GPUs on Linux are a pain to deal with, I'm happy to tell you that yo
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by belthesar 3y ago
This type of "buyer beware" position describes the exact problem US auto dealerships already take advantage of, and advocating for more uses of this methodology doesn't address any of the actual problems, and makes the proble

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