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511.
by feld 11y ago
I disagree completely. And I really don't trust someone to write zfs replication scripts on their own that can properly handle differentials automatically or the new resumable-send feature which this guy's tool doesn't even
512.
by feld 11y ago
zxfer https://github.com/allanjude/zxfer zfstools https://github.com/bdrewery/zfstools zfsnap https://github.com/zfsnap/zfsnap
513.
by feld 11y ago
$ echo ${PWD##*/} etc use your shell to its full power
514.
by feld 11y ago
Just tested on FreeBSD and the chmod -R 644 works correctly. Weird that it's broken in GNU coreutils.
515.
by feld 11y ago
Everyone tries to reinvent the wheel with zfs mirroring and snapshot retention tools.
516.
by feld 11y ago
every restore I've done has worked successfully
517.
by feld 11y ago
There is a FreeBSD-derived OS called Xinuos that is different than this and caused me much confusion ... http://www.xinuos.com
518.
by feld 11y ago
SABnzbd is so slow I don't know why anyone would want to use it
519.
by feld 11y ago
"almost certainly" means "I've never experienced the joy of this kind of problem" People see this stuff in the real world. It sucks.
520.
by feld 11y ago
They're almost always not able to be replicated, and measuring something almost always skews the results! Check out gnn's talk on this tooled towards networking in FreeBSD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BcdRHNTdf
521.
by feld 11y ago
I upload a file to one server. Memory flips a bit before it is flushed to disk, and then the file is replicated to other servers. Now every server has a bad copy of the data. Or even more fun: I do an OS update and something is slightly cor
522.
by feld 11y ago
I don't think you get the point. Just stop making non-ECC RAM for all future DDR releases. Let's just say, for example, "DDR6 has ECC baked into the standard" and have everyone on board with this. The memory manufacturer
523.
by feld 11y ago
salt adds a minor hurdle and that's it.
524.
by feld 11y ago
Why can't they charge 15% more for ECC to recoup the costs?
525.
by feld 11y ago
His logic is beyond broken. "Why do I need ECC when I can just have more servers in my cluster in case something bad happens" Umm, I don't know -- perhaps data integrity? Having multiple servers doesn't solve the "I
526.
by feld 11y ago
I have no idea which driver names are 10gbit and I certainly don't go to a store and ask for hardware by its device ID or chip family name.
527.
by feld 11y ago
yes, and "blog" is a distinct term from "web log".
528.
by feld 11y ago
This is totally going to pollute the search of the term "web logs"
529.
by feld 11y ago
I can't remember the last widespread outage for a major IRC network. Just sayin'.
530.
by feld 11y ago
But which? Mellanox, Intel, Solarflare, QLogic?
531.
by feld 11y ago
And the concern is that Google has a backdoor into your phone Easy solution: don't buy android
532.
by feld 11y ago
That's an impression a lot of people have been getting and it's very unfortunate. It doesn't help that OS isn't really taught anymore. But if you're interested, check out http://teachbsd.org
533.
by feld 11y ago
Internally it has changed so much you can't consider it to be the same as the OpenBSD pf. It's a permanent fork.
534.
by feld 11y ago
Matt Ahrens, one of the original ZFS authors, has somewhat recently stated that for ZFS the OpenSolaris/Illumos/FreeBSD versions are on par, but Linux and OSX are behind.
535.
by feld 11y ago
I know of a cable co now doing management over v6, but I think there's a non-IP protocol too
536.
by feld 11y ago
Charter injects into your browsing to force you to accept a Terms of Service update, even on a business connection. I got a packet dump of it happening. https://feld.me/pub/charter.pcapng
537.
by feld 11y ago
I'm certain that Google, Apple, Microsoft, etc would be smart enough to step in and mark that certificate as revoked. At least I pray so.
538.
by feld 11y ago
Nope Nope NOPE When I click on a link I have no idea what is behind it. If every link had some pointer-hover stats that popped up to tell you that it will be making X requests and X amount of data will be downloaded it would be possible for
539.
by feld 11y ago
Yeah iTunes library on a network drive sucks balls in my opinion. SLOWWWWWW. And whenever my library gets horked and I try to re-match again it takes ages. It's just stupid.
540.
by feld 11y ago
The ads are "stealing" your: cpu, battery, bandwidth. Thanks to economies of scale it costs them almost nothing to serve the ad while it costs you a measurable amount to download it and display it. If it cost equally for them to s

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