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by dikei 4y ago
One thing I notice is the over-usage of sharding, especially hash-based, might turn your Relational Database into just another key-value store, with consistency constraints moving into application code, and you lose many advantages of a tra
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by dikei 4y ago
I think for clear linux, it might be for memory saving in constraint devices rather than for speed optimization.
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by dikei 4y ago
When a distro maintains patches, it's mostly down to either: * Change default value for some parameters, that can't be upstream due to compatibility reasons. * Change build flag / macro for optimization and/or workaround
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by dikei 4y ago
It really depends on how you define "reliability". If a system never orders events wrong but will immediately stops processing events when enough number of nodes have their clocks out-of-synced, which is the case with all systems
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by dikei 4y ago
Agree
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by dikei 4y ago
Yeah, `pacman -Syyu` works fine most of the time, except when you use a lot of AUR `devel` packages, which can break because they often do not have strict dependencies definition.
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by dikei 4y ago
For server there's Flatcar Container Linux, which only provide just enough to run containers. Everything else is provided by the container packager.
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by dikei 4y ago
Steam is not the only one though, many software licenses are not transferable.
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by dikei 4y ago
Man, you really like to complicate stuffs just to take a dig at K8S. >> Local volumes don't have a concept of quota. You cannot limit them to X bytes. So, if you give a single service a volume, it might just take the whole disk.
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by dikei 4y ago
I don't know, for small scale, K8S rocks: I just fired up Kubespray and have a 20-node cluster up and running in maybe an hour, CoreDNS haven't gave me any problem so far. Using local volumes is actually not an insane idea if your
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by dikei 4y ago
This is kinda obvious, isn't it. Companies have made this observation for years: cloud is very expensive compared to self-hosting. However, * you do not have to spend a large amount of money upfront * cloud's provisioning time is
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by dikei 4y ago
This is so important especially if your parents is old: I once turned down a very good job offer because it required relocating to another country, but I didn't want to leave my dad all alone in his 70s.
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by dikei 4y ago
95% is really not a lot, it's 5 slow requests out of 100. It takes ~300 requests to load the homepage of Amazon. You need a lot more "9"
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by dikei 4y ago
> I found this article hard to read; it felt like bulleted noted after watching a presentation and many of the statements lacked the context to back them up. Because it is. Here's the presentation. https://www.youtube.com
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by dikei 4y ago
You're welcome to read the Quick Start docs, it's pretty short https://borgbackup.readthedocs.io/en/1.2-maint/quickstart.ht...
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by dikei 4y ago
You need a balance diet: beans, rice and potatoes are good for carbs/energy, but lacking in lipid, protein and vitamin. For a cheap meal, the majority of it should be carbs, but adding 1-2 egg improve it a lot.
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by dikei 4y ago
You are conflating compression algorithms with archive file formats. Use `tar` format and you can combine it with whatever compression utilities available such as `gzip`, `bzip2`, `lz4`, `zstd`, `xz`, etc. `tar` also preserves Unix permissi
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by dikei 4y ago
Azul Zing is quit expensive at minimum $15K/year. While Lichess might be able to get it for free under some promotion deals, it would not make sense to tune an OSS projects for such an expensive option since most users won't be ab
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by dikei 4y ago
There are some tests, but definitely not a lot for a project of this size https://github.com/lichess-org/lila/search?q=Specification
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by dikei 4y ago
No, that's not now you should tune the modern JVM. GC will always happen no matter how much heap size you allocate: large heap size will make GC happen less frequently, but depending on the algorithm, it will also increase how much tim
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by dikei 4y ago
> I held in my hand a single DVD with thirty full-length movies on it But at what resolution, fps, color space ? Storing the same gray scale image over and over again, as in most old security camera footage, takes up very little space.
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by dikei 4y ago
I know some people that will absolutely reject the idea of linking their online presence with their physical being. Hell, some Americans even refused to get an ID for voting purpose, and now you expect them to link their ID with a Google ac
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by dikei 4y ago
Yup, same story here from Vietnam, my ISP only give me one /64 for delegation, so no IPv6 for my guest devices VLAN.
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by dikei 4y ago
"What's a wallpaper?" - A tiling windows master race plebian.
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by dikei 4y ago
I got dizzy reading the response from the CA, such a long email. Thankfully, there were people picking it apart in the responses.
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by dikei 4y ago
Never used Stolon, but I've hand good experience using Patroni to auto-manage the fail-over of multiple PostgreSQL clusters.
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by dikei 4y ago
The current PKI is geared toward ease-of-use and adoption. It can also be turned completely around: only trust a single root certificate. This design is often used in client authentication: each client need to get its certificate signed by
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by dikei 4y ago
There are quite a few Storage projects out there with a S3-compatible API storage, that can be used in place of Minio such as Ceph, Openstack Swift, SeaweedFS, etc.. Of course, they all differ in subtle ways, so you have to try for yourself
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by dikei 4y ago
>> You can see it’s Java inspiration all over it, as being one of the oldest modules it was created before anyone really knew what “pythonic” code was. The irony is Java logging moved on and with newer libraries offers better support
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by dikei 4y ago
Most developers don't run their own server, and that's probably for the best.

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