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by hestefisk 3y ago
+1 for Hetzner. I run my own server infra using FreeBSD. Much cheaper than GCP where I was before.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Is there any case where one would choose this over ext4 or even zfs?
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by hestefisk 3y ago
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Instagram Threads Text App(about.instagram.com)
1 points by hestefisk 3y ago|0 comments
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by hestefisk 3y ago
I use woocommerce. It’s ok. Not great but hackable.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
At least for those taxes, one gets somewhat free healthcare. I’d rather pay higher taxes and get access to a solid public healthcare system, rather than relying on the expensive private care in the states.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
It’s called “risk management” in corporate speak.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
I want one. Where to buy? Are these super expensive?
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Can someone explain in plain English what platform engineering is? TFA spends a lot of time criticising devops but takes for granted that everyone knows what platform engineering is.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
I think they might be referring to the transition from 68K to PowerPC.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
RAID is not a backup guarantee. Use zfs.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Set up a physical server on hetzner with a bunch of large disks. Then use zfs send. Job done :)
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Rare photos from the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan(rarehistoricalphotos.com)
5 points by hestefisk 3y ago|1 comments
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Looks interesting. Sent you an email.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Until recently it was illegal to be gay in Singapore. I wouldn’t that “a western perspective”. Btw the army still classify homosexuality as a mental illness when they assess recruits for conscription. As for the educational system, universi
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by hestefisk 3y ago
How? Where?
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Downvote? Seriously? It was a serious question. NetBSD runs everywhere, even 40 years old vaxen, so why wouldn’t it run on Psion?
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Does it run NetBSD?
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Sorry it was a Saab 90 from memory. It was Bordeaux red and had these funny looking rear lights in the rear screen. 1980 vintage.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
True. At my comp sci department, we called the Onyx “the Hoover”.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Saab 9000 was nice, but also damn expensive. My family had a Saab 93 when I was little. It was a very nice car, but very noisy. The Danish name for it was “fart organ”, literally.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
I’ve never heard of cars in Scandinavia using that measure. Hint: I grew up in Scandinavia in the 80ies.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Singapore’s PayNow interfaces with UPI as well as PromptPay (Thailand). It’s only a matter of time before these payment rails get interconnected and SWIFT is history.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
This is also happening in countries like Thailand and Indonesia with PromptPay and QRIS respectively. Walk past most street stall it’s either cash or QR, no cards.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
May Keats and Yeats be on his side…
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Is this John Petrucci, the guitarist of Dream Theater?
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by hestefisk 3y ago
“Natural”? There’s hardly anything natural about markets let alone the economy unless you believe in god’s hand, of course.
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by hestefisk 3y ago
7k0201 mckitrick
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Simply the hest!
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by hestefisk 3y ago
Hest means “horse” in Danish. Coincidental?

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