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by fs111 6y ago
I run one on hetzner cloud that does similar traffic and it is no problem at all for them. I basically max out the bandwidth at any given moment and they never complained.
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by fs111 6y ago
I ran an alpine/arm tor node on scaleway for a while, but I had often problems with filesystem corruption and general stability. I don’t know if it was alpine or the arm server or both, but it was not a super stable setup. Their x64 bo
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by fs111 7y ago
apart from all the useless use of cat, great content!
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by fs111 7y ago
a no spreadsheet model: https://staythefuckhome.com/
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by fs111 7y ago
I have the shell one as a t-shirt and it is fun to see who "gets it" when I wear it to work.
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by fs111 7y ago
why is this link doing a redirect through some ad network?
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by fs111 7y ago
lol, they are a sign of experience, not burnout
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by fs111 7y ago
It seems that consuming fermented milk products like Joghurt or Kefir is a lot better
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by fs111 7y ago
OpenVPN can work over TCP 443 and that is sometimes necessary for really dumb wifi networks (like a café in my area). wireguard does not.
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by fs111 7y ago
why would he part of it?
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by fs111 7y ago
What were RMS contributions in the last decade or so? It seems wrong that his name is on the frontpage of the documentation and nobody elses.
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by fs111 7y ago
I know the guy that wrote it. We worked at the same company for a while. I feel a bit bad for not calling it out now tbh.
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by fs111 7y ago
This explains the complexities on the "british isles" quite well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu8XDBSn10
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by fs111 7y ago
Can we please stop calling publicly traded companies "startups", because they are not.
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by fs111 7y ago
It is a feature. The devs worked to spec, it is PM who is to blame.
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by fs111 7y ago
Any http-aware software that supports socks proxies can access information on hidden services, so any crawler can do it. I fail to see what is novel about that, except that it uses k8s and mongo and a catchy blog title.
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by fs111 7y ago
https://2019.www.torproject.org/docs/onion-services
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by fs111 7y ago
torrents were supported by S3 in the past https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/S3Torrent.ht...
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by fs111 7y ago
Apples libc used to shell-out to perl in a function: https://github.com/Apple-FOSS-Mirror/Libc/blob/2ca2ae7464771...
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by fs111 7y ago
https://github.com/trailofbits/algo is pretty good for self hosted
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by fs111 7y ago
useless use of cat: python3 -m json.tool foo.json
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by fs111 7y ago
scaleway has GPUs now: https://www.scaleway.com/en/gpu-instances/
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by fs111 7y ago
Which other package repos are those supposed to be?
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by fs111 7y ago
I am sorry, but who brings a kid to a night club? I hope you are kidding.
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by fs111 7y ago
170M for what can essentially be done with https://github.com/tj/git-extras/blob/master/Commands.md ? Wow
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by fs111 7y ago
This is unlikely since not all projects use git and they seem to like to have the same workflow everywhere
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by fs111 7y ago
I remember the days when I was working in a data company and one of the product check tools was a 2000 line GNU awk script with some korn shell in the mix. It was both scary and awesome at the same time..
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by fs111 8y ago
so then everybody has a copy of the docker container and access to the data too. How does that improve things?
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by fs111 8y ago
You claimed there were "a lot of cultures". Can you name any more?
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by fs111 8y ago
I run unbound DNS + openvpn on a raspberry pi to do the same. Works pretty well.

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