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by ibotty 4y ago
I did have Problems with ceph many years ago but have many hyper-converged clusters that run ceph without any problems. In the last years I am running rook-managed ceph without any real problems.
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by ibotty 5y ago
But most Linux distros are not that great either. They don't implement TUF and are not safe against some vectors prevented by that. It's OK to start anew when container distribution poses a different problem anyway. https:&#x2F
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by ibotty 5y ago
That's not how I would describe it and not how it was described at that time. It was deemed necessary to discontinue legacy extensions to improve the browser.
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by ibotty 5y ago
"Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power" - Oscar Wilde
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by ibotty 5y ago
Doesn't Ganesha support NFSv4 ACLs?
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by ibotty 5y ago
It depends on how much they will pay. There are studies showing that it does not have to be that much. The Grundgesetz (German constitution) allows not paying market value in certain cases. https://gentrificationblog.files.word
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JSON Vulnerability in Haskell's Aeson Library(cs-syd.eu)
4 points by ibotty 5y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 5y ago
Distributions tend not to like cross-compiling, because it's not as flexible (how do you run test-programs?) and sometimes has bugs you don't have when native compiling.
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by ibotty 5y ago
What were the other open source game posts?
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by ibotty 5y ago
> Europe & elsewhere use the term freely without any negative connotations. You are wrong, some do, some don't. I would debate that its reduction is usage is because of the negative connotations, but let's leave it at that
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by ibotty 6y ago
How can you catch allocation failure from ::new? Is it possible without exceptions (which have some other problems in kernel space)?
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by ibotty 6y ago
No! Not at all. You have to control uptime of the single nodes holistically. That just does not work with Ceph. I can't imagine that there are storage systems that work with that setup.
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by ibotty 6y ago
> IMO it wasn't really a good decision from Ceph to use 100MB XFS partitions as a kind of database It has been shown, that you are right. But not because of bugs like the one you encountered. The problem could as well have happene
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by ibotty 6y ago
Sorry, you are wrong. It's not about compatibility. It really is about other brands being able to say "LEGO blocks" on the box in the shop and people posting youtube videos with LEGO in the title but using other brands.
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by ibotty 6y ago
I was replying to the dispute of > if you don't enforce your trademarks you stand to lose them That has nothing to do with the article, yes.
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by ibotty 6y ago
I have mildly bad experience with gluster. I did never lose data, but the maintenance load was very noticable! Ceph will rebalance by itself when adding (or removing) disks. That alone reduces maintenance by a huge amount. For Storage c
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by ibotty 6y ago
I guess that depends on jurisdiction and I don't know the situation in the US. What I do know is that in the EU you have to enforce your trademark so that it does not get a commodity. That's a fight that Lego is fighting on mult
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A New Back End for Thunderbird's PGP-Support(sequoia-pgp.org)
8 points by ibotty 6y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 6y ago
The difference is that research was paid for by the entity that would have to pay this ridiculous price.
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by ibotty 6y ago
https://github.com/solokeys/kickstarter2021/discussions/26#d... TLDR: it's not as easy as thought. It will be easier for the new one.
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by ibotty 6y ago
Depends on the bubble you are in.
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by ibotty 6y ago
You only need an environment variable. It is already implemented. They just did not try it.
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by ibotty 6y ago
This article is nearly a year old. Is there any news on the progress?
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by ibotty 6y ago
I'd really like to know why that story got flagged. It does not discuss computers, but it still discuss technology (architecture) to achieve a goal, which is spiritually a fit with hacker news. Of course it is biased, but there are m
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by ibotty 6y ago
There might be a region where there is enough support, but I don't know any place where that could be. Please elaborate where there is no demand for additional support.
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by ibotty 6y ago
The problem is building and packaging (and versioning) all dependencies. It's a reasonable policy to not allow bundling which conflicts with usual Go developing.
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by ibotty 6y ago
Sure that can't be used? I don't know what wretched dingers are.
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by ibotty 6y ago
> Edit: 12. My desktop doesn't have a microphone or camera, so they cannot be surreptitiously turned on remotely. I am pretty sure your computer has a microphone, because it most likely has a speaker.
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by ibotty 6y ago
> Donenfeld had better get his act together and get wireguard fitting better with how eBPF wants things to be, because that is where the world is headed. Can you clarify (and possibly tone down) your comment? The impression I get from t
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by ibotty 6y ago
Only if they are the only copyright holder.

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