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by erinnh 6y ago
Much more than any company that often are headed by literal psychopaths. At least I can vote for my representatives. And considering a lot of regulation that is passing in the EU I think is at the very least a good step in the right directi
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by erinnh 6y ago
I already said that its not black and white? I dont know why youre trying to argue as if Im saying all regulation is perfect? But acting as if all regulation is terrible and we should let the massive corporations simply walk over us is also
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by erinnh 6y ago
If the barrier to entry is "don't be a dick and sell data to whomever you like without telling your customers", it's kinda a good barrier, or not? Regulation isnt a black and white/good or bad thing. It can be eithe
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by erinnh 6y ago
So the end result should be that we dont try?
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by erinnh 6y ago
The PSP in every AMD CPU is an ARM CPU. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Platform_Security_Processo...
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by erinnh 6y ago
It wasnt really 100% clear in the article. Does the USB issue apply to current/new orders from them as well?
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by erinnh 6y ago
Id you'd asked me, I wouldve said the autopilot. Cause its more "automatic" and a co-pilot would still require me to be there, hence the "co". But thats just how I understood it before.
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by erinnh 6y ago
Have you looked into ansible pull mode?
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by erinnh 6y ago
I can speak only about our smallish datacenter (1TB Core Bandwidth concurrent) and we definitely have been moving towards more AMD in the past year or two. Currently we have roughly a 60/40 AMD/Intel split on new machines.
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by erinnh 6y ago
At 10$/gb they are charging 200 times what you pay for a gb elsewhere for a month. So they are at least getting 200 months worth of money from you upfront. Even aside from what the others mentioned with the endowment.
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by erinnh 7y ago
Id say that is more standard than not, right? DECIX doesnt have any facility of their own. But theyre the largest IX in the world.
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by erinnh 7y ago
Cheapest would probably be somewhere around 10$. Three VPS with 4GB ram somewhere. Im running mine with three VPS and 8GB ram. Just for personal services and learning/fucking around purposes.
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by erinnh 7y ago
I have lots of Tradfri Ikea products. They are officially designed to work offline. Otherwise zigbee and z-wave products mostly work completely offline. Some Xiaomi products (you need to be careful, as not all work offline) work offline and
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by erinnh 7y ago
Afaik, the Roomba can be used totally offline with Home Assistant and the like. Not sure if all versions can be made to do this or just some.
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by erinnh 7y ago
It may not, but Ive seen the same. Only with Buster. And only since recently.
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by erinnh 7y ago
Look into work councils. Its one solution that does work. Employees are elected by all employees to represent them in the council. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Works_council
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by erinnh 7y ago
Work councils are working really well in Germany. Elect Employees to be in that council and the council has the right to make proposals/be heard by the management, often also have one or two people on the board of directors. They also
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by erinnh 7y ago
If I wouldnt be using Android Phones with custom Roms and no Google at all, I would proably also be using iPhones. I just try to stay all open source. I pay for my email, I have my own servers with services I use etc.
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by erinnh 7y ago
Technically, I can still access the devices from the internet, but simply through the open source software that manages all the IoT shit.
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by erinnh 7y ago
For lightning I use the Ikea Tradfri brand, but afaik Philips Hue also works. (as do most ZigBee products with various bridges) The management solution in my home is OpenHab2, but Home Assistant also works fine. https://www.home-
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by erinnh 7y ago
I definitely would invest into Smart Home, but only if I can control it 100% from the server in my basement without the appliance having any internet access at all. All my IoT devices are in a wifi without any internet access.
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by erinnh 8y ago
If you have the pick between Oracle, Google and Amazon, youd likely also have an offer at a different company. So its a valid choice.
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by erinnh 8y ago
Use a firewall with nat to redirect all dns traffic to a DoT or DoH dns proxy in your network. That way you dont have to tunnel all your traffic. (Though technically you could also use the tunnel for only DNS, but its not much easier than t
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by erinnh 8y ago
I have the same issue where DDG sometimes just doesn't give relevant search results. That's when I use Google. But I also use temporary containers and no google accounts, so I'm not getting personalized results and they'
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by erinnh 8y ago
Quite the difference between <insertproviderhere> having all your emails and <insertallprovidershere> having all your emails if they were to pitch together.
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by erinnh 8y ago
Not possible with my employer. 10am is the latest I am allowed to arrive. And to be honest, I already hated being in office at 8pm some times, so being out from work at 3/4pm is also a plus in my book.
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by erinnh 8y ago
This is specifically the reason why I changed from a person that got in barely at 10am to somebody that comes in at 6am. Way less traffic and that cuts my commute down by half. (1hour to 30 min) And I found I actually like 2-3 hours of no d
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by erinnh 8y ago
Sorry for the late answer. Host (inside the VM) is a plain Ubuntu 18.04 + Docker 18.06 and Kubernetes 1.13. Currently I have 1 Master and 2 Workers. I tried to use LXC (and it worked), but for some reason the same setup resulted in 50% (yes
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by erinnh 8y ago
There are extensions for this. Temporary Container (for temporary sites)+Multi-Account Container (for sites you want to allow to keep cookies etc)
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by erinnh 8y ago
Yes. I run my k8s cluster on a Proxmox host. Any specific questions you have?

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