brucepink

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   by brucepink 2y ago

   https://downloads.omnios.org/media/braich/
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   Oxide reimagines private cloud as a 3k-pound blade server?(theregister.com)

   7 points by brucepink 3y ago|0 comments
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   A Gap in the TrustZone preset settings for the LPC55S69(oxide.computer)

   4 points by brucepink 3y ago|0 comments
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   by brucepink 3y ago

   You'll like https://admin.pci-ids.ucw.cz/read/PC/01de then.
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   by brucepink 3y ago

   https://x.com/arjenroodselaar/status/1690986149161144320?s=2...
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   by brucepink 3y ago

   If they care about security, it certainly is. If you want more insight into all of the things that normally run on "PC architecture" - the 2.5 other kernels/operating systems running underneath the one you think you're r
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   by brucepink 3y ago

   They use Chelsio NICs - I've heard them mentioned on one or other of their podcasts.
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   by brucepink 3y ago

   With apologies to everyone who has a "The cloud is someone else's computer" T-shirt, things have changed, and the language as evolved as it is wont to do. I've spent the last decade building on-premises systems very like
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   by brucepink 3y ago

   If you compare an 0xide rack with a standard combo of Dl380s, Nexus switches, netapp filers and Vmware licences, and look at the specs page - “ 1024TB of raw storage in NVMe” - there’s no way this is tens of thousands and I’d be a bit surpr