k8sToGo

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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Slower in what sense? Latency, throughput, computation time?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Or you just pass --iptables=false to dockerd. Then it will also not do anything.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Mhh good point. I guess if you keep bad architecture long enough it becomes negligence.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
That is why you usually secure your stuff by a hardware (or separate) firewall. But I too found this feature weird when I found out about it.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Sorry, should have been more clear. It was a reply to this part of your comment: > Also - shouldn't the web be full off vurnurable database servers then? You can search for open database servers there, which should answer your quest
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I am not saying that this does not suck. I was a victim of this as well. I am just saying that it isn't really negligence, just bad architecture.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Is it neglience if it is a documented feature? Bad UX does not imply neglience?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Have you ever heard of https://www.shodan.io/ ?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
or be in a state that is not an ally.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
You forgot the last conspiracy reason which I always read in comments like this: 4) It is probably state funded and run by the CIA.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Fish to me is like writing a document in Word. Bash is more like writing it in Notepad. (or whatever Linux equivalent you want to use) Though I still write my scripts as bash scripts (with shebang as the first line).
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
It isn't one of those with the big bulky battery. I bought this at a discounter (Aldi).
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Honestly, the more and more things I have, the more annoyed I am by this. I just bought a cheapish foldable e-bike, but since it is some Chinese brand, I am pretty sure it will be just trash once I use up most of my batteries cycles. The sa
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
For me it was novelty and curiosity. Once that wore off I wanted to go back to "proper cars."
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Why do people get so easily pissed off? Can't you just ignore the email?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Could be your seat sensor detecting that you are lifting your butt (maybe even if you don't)
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
But it uses java right?
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I am aware of that. Does not help my case though.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Hmm. Can't be ordered in Switzerland but in Germany? Since there is no support, I don't think I would want to bother with this.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
This is why we can't have nice things.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Still plenty of diesel run train engines in Germany. Also coal is still being burnt. So I don't think it is mostly renewable.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
Isn't there an issue if you plug in on the wrong side? I remember something about CPU and throttling.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
You can read the temperature from SMART interface.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
But discontinued
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I think the plaid has this as well now. Older model S didn't have this.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I use aria2 and often it works. But I can't do that if the download is happening inside an application (e.g. MS Flight Simulator).
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
I think it has to do with the routing and peering. I can get full speed on Steam, Origin, but not from Microsoft, for example.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
That's fine. No one said you need to use it all up in one connection.
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
My experience with fast internet has been that most CDNs are just not routed well and are quite slow (especially Microsoft). Only a few good ones allow me to saturate my Gbit internet. Not sure what I would do with 25 Gbit though. What I do
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by k8sToGo 4y ago
You could fork it and do just that

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