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by lathiat 4y ago
That’s called ceph scrub & deep-scrub. By default it “scrubs” basic metadata daily and does a deep scrub where it fully reads the object and confirms the checksum is correct from all 3 replicas weekly for all of the data in the cluster.
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by lathiat 4y ago
Try https://rpilocator.com/ - no promises though.
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by lathiat 4y ago
110MB/s is gigabit. It’s limited to gigabit networking and only has 1Gbps out from the cluster board. So there’s no way to do an aggregate speed of more than 1Gbps/110MBs on this particular cluster board. If each pis Ethernet was
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by lathiat 4y ago
For pwgen there is a great tool of the same name that does basically that. Just have to add -1 to get a single password by default it outputs a whole bunch so you can pick one which I prefer most of the time.
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by lathiat 4y ago
Depends if they get breached haveibeenpwned.com style. I definitely and clearly get spam from several breaches. Some is generic (it’s on some big spam list) and some of it is targeted - like crowd funding campaigns spamming the hacked list
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by lathiat 4y ago
Spaceballs… “Hey, I told you not to call me on this wall. This is an unlisted wall!”
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by lathiat 4y ago
https://flomask.com/ Reusable. Seals properly. Incredible breathability. Doesn’t hurt your ears. Main downside is speech is not the most amazing. You also get a bit of condensation. Love mine. Also cuts the waste and has no
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by lathiat 4y ago
Pretty much!
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by lathiat 4y ago
That still works thanks :)
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by lathiat 4y ago
You used to be able to search “ip address” and get it direct. That also disappeared maybe a year or so ago. Annoying as all the other major hits at covered in ads.
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by lathiat 4y ago
This ("TSO") is actually an ARM standard however its only very latest ARM (v8.4-v8.7) and not many other CPU implementation currently. AWS Graviton 3 and maybe very latest phone SoCs if I understand correctly. https://n
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by lathiat 4y ago
Engineering Explained does a lot of real math on car related topics while also being interesting. https://youtube.com/user/EngineeringExplained Michel Van Bizen has hundreds (thousands?6 of university level lectures on
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by lathiat 4y ago
Sounds like the main benefit is hash-based dedup. You can do this with ZFS and borgbackup - they'd likely be a better comparison - but most other compressed filesystems won't do it. Most compressed filesystems will fail to dedup s
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by lathiat 4y ago
It is a case that will happen, when you long-term archive files. Which is exactly what the article discusses. Bit-rot is a real thing that really happens. The argument makes the case that XZ is a poor choice for such a case where you poss
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by lathiat 4y ago
I recently came to the same determination looking for a better way to package sosreports (diagnostic files from linux machines). The pieces are there for indexed file lists and also seekable compression but basically nothing else implemen
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by lathiat 4y ago
Try “Lunar” it lets you control brightness and volume using the system keys on most but not all monitors: https://lunar.fyi/
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by lathiat 4y ago
Guessing you’re from the UK where you seem to have fancy pre configured sub boards. In Australia the standard and 99% of house installs are just hand wired with single wires from breaker to breaker and they’re twisted together and rammed in
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by lathiat 4y ago
Me too :) I remember that apparently for desktop applications icons to work it had to launch a process just to be each icon so was quite memory intensive. I seem to recall it also requiring “win32s” My machine would throw a text mode confir
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by lathiat 4y ago
Did you actually use Linux audio before pulse audio? It sure was great only using sound from one application at once.
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by lathiat 4y ago
BitWarden. Switched from LastPass because it basically got no updates for 5+ years and was a bit clunky.
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by lathiat 4y ago
Almost certainly just means an SMTP Relay (or at least an email sending API). Sendgrid, Amazon SES, Etc
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by lathiat 4y ago
Intel out-of-tree NIC drivers too; https://sourceforge.net/projects/e1000/ - But there are not many!
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by lathiat 4y ago
Australia: https://www.choice.com.au/ New Zealand: http://consumer.org.nz/
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by lathiat 4y ago
You nailed that on the head.
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by lathiat 4y ago
I always assumed this was part of their deal with records companies to basically prevent people using YouTube as a free music streaming service (while keeping music videos there). Partly because before iOS added picture-in-picture they had
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by lathiat 4y ago
Every time you type a password or pin code into your phone in a public place it’s trivial for someone to see what it is over your shoulder. It’s doable for keyboards to though not quite as easy. They can’t see it if you use your fingerprint
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by lathiat 4y ago
Craig says in John Gruber’s “The Talk Show” chat that the developer beta for this is early and they have a much better touchpad experience in the works already but wasn’t ready yet and hopefully the rest will get improved also https:/
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by lathiat 4y ago
FEX is the open source equivalent: https://github.com/FEX-Emu/FEX
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by lathiat 4y ago
Your options are here btw. Another apple device, text to phone number or account recovery which is automated but takes a few days: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204915
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by lathiat 4y ago
You are right but this is about the Apple GPU (Graphics) embedded in the M1 rather than the CPU. There is no existing driver for this Apple GPU (for doing "accelerated" 2D/3D graphics)

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