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by keeperofdakeys 3y ago
Alma has had this for some time now - https://almalinux.org/elevate/ - and I see no reason why it would stop working after this announcement.
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by keeperofdakeys 3y ago
Compared to Ext4, I've always found XFS more consistent performance wise. Plus it doesn't require a monthly FSCK which strikes you when you least want it. (Though Ext4 made this way faster than Ext3). XFS also gives you reflink
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by keeperofdakeys 4y ago
There have been some interesting experiments in this regard, like the Plan 9 operating system (Built by Rob Pike and Ken Thompson). For example here is a tour of the Acme Text Editor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP1xVpMP
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by keeperofdakeys 4y ago
Ultimately a DNS record tells other email servers how to send email to your domain. So you just need to get an email service at another provide, and update your DNS records. Most providers have instructions on how to do this. I'd recom
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by keeperofdakeys 4y ago
If an artists work is used in training an AI model without a license, should it be legal to distribute the images generated by that AI model? What about distributing the AI model itself? Would you use an online service if the Terms and Cond
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by keeperofdakeys 4y ago
It would depend on the program. If you've got a load balancer in front, or they're receiving requests through a database or message queue, then there won't be an outage. Arguably anything where uptime is important should be s
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by keeperofdakeys 5y ago
There is also the reimplementation of Bitwarden's server, vaultwarden. https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden . It's worth a look if you're self hosting.
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by keeperofdakeys 5y ago
Apache has shipped with an event-based backend for many years now, so in terms of architecture it's on par with Nginx (while still supporting the classic pre-forking). Personally I've found apache is more fully featured for niche
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by keeperofdakeys 5y ago
Qemu has a native changed blocks API like vmware, but I'm not sure of anything that uses it extensively (besides oroxmox backup server pointing at a oroxmox server). https://lwn.net/Articles/837053/ Also you
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by keeperofdakeys 5y ago
dig +noall +answer A ai ai. 86006 IN A 209.59.119.34 For better or worse the developers of browsers/libraires decided to allow it, it takes extra code to check for it and block it. Now that sites rely on it they can'
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by keeperofdakeys 5y ago
With Let's Encrypt your script can just publish a dns record "_acme-challenge.dev.app.org.dept.nsw.gov.au", and Let's Encrypt will verify it based on DNS delegations. The fact that you can publish it means you control&#x
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by keeperofdakeys 5y ago
Postgres has some disadvantages that can pop up on certain workloads (eg. bloat) but so does MySQL. And most of those limitations are only when you've got long open transactions, trying to hammer it IO wise, or you're making reall
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by keeperofdakeys 5y ago
The linux kernel also has some nice comments in its red black tree implementation. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/lib/rbtree.c
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
This is part of more general problem, they had to rename a gene to stop excel auto-completing it into a date. https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/6/21355674/human-genes-renam... Edit: Apparently Excel has it
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
I find that either a server needs more space, or has files that can be deleted. For the former you just increase the disk space, since most things are VMs these days and increasing space is easy. For the latter you can usually delete enough
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
You still have bugs like this when you generate certs with an empty CommonName field, https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/11771 . I have an app which has certificate checking turned off due to this bug, I ho
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
Probably never. ZFS isn't just a filesystem, it was developed to be an entire storage system that's vertically integrated, so ARC is a fundamental part of the filesystem design. ZFS also has a huge legacy. Right now the license (p
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
Just a sidenote, this is probably the fastest way to copy lots of tiny files across a high latency link (but without -v [1]). Most protocols transfer files individually, waiting for the server to finish writing it - adding a tiny delay for
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
And unfortunately there are some devices out there that still require scp with no sftp support (copying files to a cisco switch for example). You can also use tftp or ftp, but it's not as handy.
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
> Congratulations, you've defeated the purpose of having a YubiKey. Even a virtual 2fa button is useful. It prevents people using your stolen credentials to login to websites unless you click the button, even if it's just a vi
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
You can also use stub zones to forward traffic for a single subdomain to your AD servers, while the other dns server handles recursive queries to the internet.
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
Firefox uses some of the chromium code/libraries for the sandboxing on Windows. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Sandbox/Specifics
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
Data changes, so the best query plan changes with it. SQL was built to handle this data-dependent environment. Is one column composed of mostly one or two values? Then an index lookup on that column is not very optimal, and the database can
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by keeperofdakeys 6y ago
One issue with WPA2 Enterprise is the client user interface. It's hard for users to configure the correct settings because there is no feedback about configuration issues - wrong EAP mode - vs credential errors - wrong user password. A
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by keeperofdakeys 7y ago
I'd recommend you try "AddKeysToAgent confirm", then you'll get a prompt to approve the key usage each time its used. (Can be annoying for usage with automation like ansible). Having a forwarded agent was how matrix rece
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by keeperofdakeys 7y ago
Most of that latency would be VDSL, it was around 20ms RTT extra latency on ADSL though. The encoding has extra overhIf you really want 0ms latency, you'd want to look into fibre services. You should also look into buffer bloat, and se
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by keeperofdakeys 7y ago
VDSL needs its own NIC, as it operates very differently to ethernet. Recently I discovered that my telephone line was operating on one wire, but VDSL was still operating in a degraded fashion. Suffice to say this would totally prevent ether
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by keeperofdakeys 7y ago
An interesting case of rollback vs rollforward from bitcoin. https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0050.mediawi... In that case they decided to rollback.
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by keeperofdakeys 7y ago
Another idea for deflecting an asteroid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_tractor
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by keeperofdakeys 7y ago
"... but won’t in insurance fraud. “You have to have an actual body to collect on insurance,” says Ahearn. “And it has to be the body of the insured. Ashes are not a body.”" It sounds like you can't just get insurance money f

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