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by gallexme 5y ago
> I'm pretty unfamiliar with BEAM. Does this "processes all the way down" span across machines/VMs? yes for example if u had a process named on a different Machine(Node called in Erlang) called "Alice", u co
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by gallexme 5y ago
I'm currently building a distributed mmo emulator using elixir, and it's going well (performance/bug/effort wise). Distributed via horde/libcluster libraries, ranch as acceptor pool, using livebooks for debugging an
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by gallexme 5y ago
If u use live book to print the erlangs distribution cookie, u still would need to steal the inter nodes certificate and be on the server network to do any shenanigans But how would u get into livenotebook in first place if u shouldn't
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by gallexme 6y ago
Does guix build for any embedded ish devices? Like u-boot+ custom dtb's kernel etc? Mmh I should have a look at how guix n nixos support rpi and similar devices, maybe it's adaptable
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by gallexme 6y ago
Afaik yocto is the go to when u need to manually specify every version and have everything in ur hands Took my boss like 2 months to get lamp stack fully working Or need deeper customizations / very special operating systems
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by gallexme 6y ago
Probably cause erlang scales extremely well as gateway and it doesn't take much hardware to handle 2 million live connections with it ( https://www.phoenixframework.org/blog/the-road-to-2-million-... )
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by gallexme 6y ago
And as hosting Hetzner.de Also happy client im easily handling hundred thousand connections for less than 80€/mo
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by gallexme 6y ago
(if i get it correctly it's mostly cause it's a gpu bound task? (hardware acceleration of the browser engine?)) Back in 2017 hetzner offered gtx1080s for around 70€ a month with 64gb ram and and a 4+ghz quad Intel CPU, n 2x 512gb
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by gallexme 6y ago
It was included in nginx plus subscription as far as I remember
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by gallexme 6y ago
The fishy parts are about cloud-mercato Not scaleway
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by gallexme 6y ago
> But Hetzner's lack of firewall the cloud offering doesnt has any which is controllable with the webinterface,but the machines are still firewall protected(mostly for ddos/abuse), but i would just use a firewall vm as entry p
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by gallexme 6y ago
it all seems a bit fishy there ads for scaleway on the linkedin page on cloud-mercato, "A week ago, Scaleway release the European VM with the lowest price. This week, place to the biggest machine with 448 CPU and 7.6 TB of RAM aka &qu
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by gallexme 6y ago
Idont know, the "independent" benchmark site doesn't really work on mobile, n most links go to some kind of broken login Form But ime scaleway had slower cpu crunching Power and web requests per second than similar hetzner
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by gallexme 6y ago
Weird price /performance comparison with hetzner, their cheapest is 2.89€ scaleway is 1.8€, hetzner offers double ram and storage and 1+gbit internet (in my experience usually 2.5gbit)
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by gallexme 6y ago
He wasn't a victim, he was The victim, that's what the commentor above tried to say, he was specifically targeted
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by gallexme 6y ago
Depends on what u want to do with it, I had the same config for a dedicated server at hetzner(nixos) , desktop, laptop with just a flag depending on the features I needed (server with xrdp, laptop with i3, desktop with KDE) U can replicate
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by gallexme 6y ago
Ddos tools usually use amplification, instead of sending 1:1 bytes (that is u sending 1 byte and receive 1 byte as answer) They may query a database instead which a 30 byte search query results in couple thousand bytes of results + the load
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by gallexme 6y ago
I'm sure ur already sending 10k+ packets from just casually browsing their website, albeit they would be a lot bigger than massscans(which is a couple of bytes), vs http (a couple of million bytes(assuming the website isn't plain
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by gallexme 6y ago
Then u send 1-2 packets to apples entire ip range, there's not much harm done, the tool doesn't send packets to one and another, it partitions the whole ip list and sends it in random order so that not a single endpoint gets hirt
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by gallexme 6y ago
we are already looking at k3s and microk8s before that we used rancher 1.6 and docker, but rancher 1.6 is dead and was a hell of a software on its own(java extremely high memory usage, obscure bugs, and a team which abandonded it pretty ear
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by gallexme 6y ago
anyone knows some ressources for running kubernetes outside the cloud?, like guides/best practices/example setups like 1-2 machines scenarios inside airgapped companys, collecting and processing measurements and displaying them, u
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by gallexme 6y ago
Have a look at https://gdal.org/index.html Solved a lot of weird open formats issue we had
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by gallexme 6y ago
I tried ETH AL and 1p half a month apart , they all been a lot of different AL lad 150ug was happy ish almost no visuals, very slight mind changes ETH lad 75ug played most with my mind visuals were weak but very distinct to lsd, touch was a
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by gallexme 6y ago
Typical cause that's the end result of most commonly used mass synthesis Lsd is also exclusively sold as tartrate
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by gallexme 6y ago
AL and ETH n a bunch more (mipla ...) are all very different to lsd, they only show chemical similarities, but so do melatonin and dmt :)
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by gallexme 6y ago
1cP-LSD
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by gallexme 6y ago
According to the paper : All samples came out to be negative for the presence of SARS-CoV-2 genomes with the exception of March 12, 2019, in which both IP2 and IP4 target assays were positive. This striking finding indicates circulation
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by gallexme 6y ago
Do you mean this? https://www.zerotier.com/manual/
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by gallexme 6y ago
My personal opinion is going with ZeroTier instead, had more trouble with wireguard then its worth (V likely issue on our end, Ds-lite users couldn't connect, handshakes not working until wireguard server /firewall restarts etc) m
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by gallexme 7y ago
Do you know about any treatment of chloroquine in combination with zinc to stop the replication of the virus? Zinc to stop RNA copying , chloroquine to let zinc into the cells

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