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3y ago
I will often do "TL;DR:" at the top when realize I've written rather more than I'd expected.
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3y ago
I thought netflows were all just sampled nowadays, though. That is, if you want to see every packet, you can't use netflow. If you just want the general characterization of your data, then they are ok.
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3y ago
It seems to be hot-patching the image to redirect the kernel command line to boot from the iventoy server. I booted ubuntu-22.04.2-live-server-amd64.iso and the resulting kernel command line of the installation environment has a "url&q
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3y ago
> does something that makes it possible to boot the ISO The "something" is what I am asking about.
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3y ago
So, it loads some kind of shim that presents as a BIOS optical drive, but reads its data via NBD? Then, say, the linux kernel of the vanilla ISO installer sees that shim program as a sort of virtual cdrom? When you installed Mint, did you h
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3y ago
Yes, that is how you would do it if you are rolling your own boot setup. But, most ISO images are not set up to work this way, and the implication of the iVentoy site is that you can just use unmodified ISO images. That is what I am wonderi
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3y ago
ipxe supports iscsi booting.
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3y ago
How is the ISO image presented to the booting machine via the network? Usually it's not too hard to load kernel/initrd from an ISO via ipxe/http, but then they need to have a way to see the ISO themselves.
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3y ago
Some supermicro will default to put IPMI on the shared primary nic if the dedicated IPMI nic has no link at poweron.
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3y ago
It is very wrong.
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3y ago
My freshman September was the Eternal September.
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4y ago
We had a 20% pay cut for covid in 2020, but they also cut hours 20%. It was actually pretty nice.
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4y ago
How do you even get that many computers without ECC? I think all the blades I've seen have ECC as baseline spec.
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4y ago
I hear it a lot in sentences like "Is there a 'kly' command for it or do you have to use the 'gooey'?" If you are saying it a lot, you pretty quickly adjust to saying a 1-syllable word, instead of saying 3 syll
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4y ago
I always say "ett-cee".
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4y ago
Exec as in "execute", as in, "AUTOmatically EXECute these batch commands when DOS starts."
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4y ago
When I did a DEXA scan a while back my density was literally off the chart (higher score than the highest one written). I strength train for about 8-10 hours a week.
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4y ago
You just track calories in, and weight. If you stop losing weight, reduce calories in. It doesn't matter if you "have a slow metabolism" or whatever, because that just means you don't get to eat as much as someone else
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4y ago
The poster to whom you replied is affiliated with rsync.net, a popular backup service.
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4y ago
This is the only context I have ever heard "towpath" in. What other contexts are there?
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4y ago
I still have checks left in the checkbook I used, 20 years ago, to pay my first month's rent for my apartment.
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4y ago
Wow, I'd not thought about that in ages. I still have the original slimp3 around here somewhere....
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4y ago
Dell iDrac requires the enterprise license to get KVM-over-IP.
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4y ago
In days of yore, I worked for a company where the product basically did "sell itself". Over 90% of people who did a demo/trial run bought the product. Sadly, technology progressed, and the entire market went away. The same &
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4y ago
It's been a long time since I've said "www" out loud, but I always say "wuh wuh wuh" (like the first sound in the word "wood").
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4y ago
I can't for the life of me find where the article talks about live-lock and the OOM killer. I searched for "lock" and "OOM" and none of them related to that.
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5y ago
To be clear, it's not that you think they are smart and fun to work with, it's that you are saying they are smart and fun to work with.
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5y ago
> Except that GIF is not a personal name, and all those meme GIFs won't be mad if we call them "jifs" or "gifs". Well, I guess you can say it how you want, but it still seems disrespectful to insist that majority
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5y ago
"I don't care what you say your name is, I seen how you spells it, yer Gee-suss."
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5y ago
The thing is, he named it. So he gets to say how it is spelled and how it is pronounced. You don't call the Spanish exchange student "Gee-Suss", you call him "Hey-soos", because it's a name.
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