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by leetnewb 2y ago
Fwiw, Borg is coming up on 10. 12 if you include the project it forked from. I like the simplicity of rsync approaches, but Borg seems to have longevity and widespread use.
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by leetnewb 2y ago
Rclone also has a hash-based dedupe mode. Still different from borg, but it can be a little more robust than name-based.
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by leetnewb 2y ago
In the past, the discussion about sync speed seemed to focus on the webdav implementation that nextcloud uses.
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by leetnewb 2y ago
There is nimpy ( https://github.com/yglukhov/nimpy )
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by leetnewb 2y ago
Buses and trucks break down all the time in Manhattan bridges and tunnels.
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by leetnewb 2y ago
It seems like "modern filesystem" development focus shifted to distributed a few years back.
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by leetnewb 2y ago
I think you nailed it on the ceramics. Pretty sure they are looking at falling ceramic particles in the tower to capture and transfer the concentrating solar.
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by leetnewb 2y ago
I don't know how familiar you are with opensuse tumbleweed, but it is a continuously rolling distribution with a decent amount of automated testing of each release. At times, there can be 2-3 new releases per week. Sometimes only a few
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by leetnewb 2y ago
Couple of points, but not a physicist or scientist. 1. I believe most existing concentrating solar plants operate below 1,000C. 1,500C might be well understood in producing syngas using other energy sources, but operating a CSP at that temp
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by leetnewb 2y ago
To be fair, Tumbleweed has had snapshot/rollback built in and generally triggered at important points for years. There are exceedingly few scenarios where you can't just move to the prior snapshot to get a working system again - t
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by leetnewb 2y ago
I don't see anything in that link which indicates the total value of taxes paid by NYS residents to NJ or the net. That said, I think it only takes a casual observation of bridge, tunnel, and mass transit hubs during rush hours that il
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by leetnewb 2y ago
Technically, the Gnome spin is now named Aeon: https://aeondesktop.github.io/
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by leetnewb 2y ago
The cynical argument is that Christie pulled out of ARC to win points with conservative voters ahead of a presidential run. That is probably where I land. However, construction started in 2009 (when NJ budget was massively strained) and NJ&
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by leetnewb 2y ago
Few points but overall agree. 1. ARC was a bad project. Gateway was always going to be necessary even if ARC was completed. I'm skeptical that the region would get a second bite at the federal funding apple for Gateway if ARC was built
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by leetnewb 2y ago
Again, every NJT commuter to NYC from NJ is subsidized by NJ to earn money in NYC and pay taxes to NYS. NJ's subsidization of NJT reduces the number of car trips into Manhattan dramatically. NJ commuters to NYC/NYS pay income tax
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by leetnewb 2y ago
NY State collects billions of tax dollars every year from NJ residents that work in New York. Every mass transit NJ commuter to NYC is subsidized by NJ and subsidizes the NYS budget. That structural dynamic, in effect, kneecaps NJ and by vi
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by leetnewb 2y ago
Why wouldn't you consider dollars spent on M&A to effectively be R&D? M&A of those companies before they get to market is basically paying prior stages of investors in the company back for funding the R&D up to that poi
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by leetnewb 3y ago
Kalpa has more rough edges than Aeon, but I've been test driving Kalpa on an old Chromebook for the last few weeks. Definitely worth a spin.
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by leetnewb 3y ago
Thanks for packaging lxd on openSUSE. That combination has been great for my personal use cases on home servers and vps.
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by leetnewb 3y ago
Pretty sure opensuse microOS and Aeon/Kalpa default to SELinux.
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by leetnewb 3y ago
Do you have thoughts on how to foster more community contribution to the fork than the canonical project got over time?
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by leetnewb 3y ago
I do/have, with conversations, siskin, movim, and I think dino. Can you expand on your experiences?
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by leetnewb 3y ago
I have used conversations (and derivatives), gajim, dino, converse.js, and movim to have omemo encrypted xmpp conversations; and I talk to people on Siskin and have used profanity in the past. Seems to work properly, unless I'm missing
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by leetnewb 3y ago
Could theoretically put a wheel/turbine in downspouts from the roof.
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by leetnewb 3y ago
The tangle of suse/opensuse is confusing to me, but I know that the opinionated rolling versions like MicroOS, Aeon, and Kalpa standardized on SELinux. And I know that there are policies for both AA and SELinux for at least some softwa
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by leetnewb 3y ago
I can't speak for SUSE's corporate use, but I use opensuse on my laptop, server, router, and vps. Very nice distribution. That's not to say that there aren't sources/moments of friction and/or concern between t
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by leetnewb 3y ago
I think this is the correct question to ask. Or perhaps, does it mean Canonical is reducing its support for the lxd project?
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by leetnewb 3y ago
lxc was not replaced by lxd. they are separate projects, neither of which require ubuntu.
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by leetnewb 3y ago
There is plenty being done to address usability issues. Development activity exploded when Reddit announced the API changes ( https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/graphs/commit-activity ) and usability issues are
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by leetnewb 3y ago
I think I picked up a similar one - haven't put it into operation yet, but seems to stay cool enough in testing.

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