kiney

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by kiney 5y ago
same problem with wikipedia / wikimedia foundation
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by kiney 5y ago
In 2014 I worked for a food delivery startup as sysadmin (pizza.de, now sold at least twice). We used a bunch of shellscripts and m4 to manage a lot of linux servers and config-files in a similiar fashion to what ansible does (which was not
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by kiney 5y ago
ok. thanks. Do you have any recommendations for lightweight solutions? I ran a ceph cluster a few years ago but remember it being quite a bit of work.
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by kiney 5y ago
How is persistent storage handled on microk8s (or k3s)?
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by kiney 5y ago
people scraping on their salary are hit very hard by fines defined by "Tagessätze". But once someone is "poor enough" to hit the limit or anyway living on welfare they are very ineffective.
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by kiney 5y ago
fines in germany are completely ineffective against criminals on welfare. (and that's a problem)
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by kiney 5y ago
the penalty is a maximum of 15 years. The is something called "Sicherheitsverwahrung" - meaning "keeping for security (of society)". In that case the criminal served his sentence but is still locked up because he is cons
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by kiney 5y ago
trying not to get robbed by the government is now stealing?
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by kiney 5y ago
Finally someone is doing this! For years I've had the opinion, that law would be better of with more fomalization and that laws should be written in formal language. A friend of mine even tried to built a parser for german law a few ye
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by kiney 6y ago
The Fed does NOT hold stocks. And dollar denominated bonds as backing for the dollar are basically a short-circuit.
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by kiney 6y ago
I tried to google what price controls they mean. Could only find a price control program from 71 - 74. So that may just have delayed the inevitable for 3 years. https://www.nber.org/papers/w0279
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by kiney 6y ago
your "serverless" framework becomes your operatings system. Just a bad one.
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by kiney 6y ago
Looks like it has more "self service" capabilities. But not sure. But i think most of the problems are better solved by running an IaC tool like terraform in CI with a pull-request workflow.
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by kiney 6y ago
I disagree. Working in IT infrastructure / DevOps for years theres nothing worse than maintaining aging infrastructure that was too tighly coupled or "too unified". One job, one tool is still valid today.
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by kiney 6y ago
Geany is my favourite editor for many years. Blazingly fast and resource friendly. Has most features I need but not bloated... Only thing I'm missing is support for some newer languages (hcl/terraform comes do mind).
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by kiney 6y ago
yeah, I remember typing out basic listings full of peek and poke without understanding why and what they did with those memory locations. (on commodore plus4)
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by kiney 6y ago
As a kid I had a Commodore plus4 as my first computer (it was already severely outdated, but I got it for free). The fact that it booted directly to an scripting language intepreter (commodore basic) brought me to programming. You HAD to le
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by kiney 6y ago
Should be doable in any Linux Distro using pulseaudio (which i think kubuntu does): wiht module-ladspa-sink you can apply arbitrary ladspa plugins to your stream, there are plenty. And i think alsa also hast native compression support, but
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by kiney 7y ago
FreeIPA has it's own set of problems. One being basically unrunnable in containers because of weird systemd stuff
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by kiney 7y ago
but the proxmox devs seem to have no interest in terraform (or pulumi) support
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by kiney 7y ago
you can calculate the necessary herd immunity by taking the natural R0: 1-(1/R0) with R0 of 2.4 that would be about 58%
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by kiney 7y ago
And Dräger already announced, that they going to extend their factory in Lübeck
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by kiney 7y ago
Another thing they do is recruiting med students as emergency staff, but this seems to be in an early phase. And we're still comparatively early in the pandemic. In my perception our government is actually handling the situation surpri
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by kiney 7y ago
> It is very clear that capacity expansion has to be the priority now. It has not seriously been addressed by any government as near as I can tell. Germany _did_ address this. Currently there are 25k beds with ventilator, the federal gov
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by kiney 7y ago
too slow...
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by kiney 7y ago
If you test 1000 people with a test which has a 1% false positive rate (lets ignore false negatives), but only one person in the 1000 is really infected you get about 11 positive tests results of which 10 are wrong.
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by kiney 7y ago
according to media reports at least two of the 120 people were infected. Were they diagnosed before or after the flight? were they isolated?
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by kiney 7y ago
I use BTRFS on several devices for years. The tooling is a bit rough, but no major problems. Just recently data checksumming saved me: In December I replace an old 2TB drive in my RAID1 (2+4+4+4) with an 8TB drive. The new drive had checksu
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by kiney 7y ago
switzerland has way more new drug patents (per capita) and universal healthcare
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by kiney 7y ago
Even though most schools are public, quality very much depends on location. Germany is federal and education is responsibility of the "Länder" (like provincia). In Argentina i visited a private school which was more or less compar

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