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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
I do. But I put both into the "cloud offering off-prem for very much money" shoebox. I setup a CDN once using VPS from different hosting providers for under 100 USD a month, which I would vastly prefer over trusting anything cloud
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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
That's fair, yeah, and I agree it's not always feasible - but if you have any influence over technical direction at your org, I encourage what I wrote above. Otherwise yeah, let the pea counters in the C-Levels dig their own grave
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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
I don't, since my stuff is reachable only within the company network/VPN. If I needed to though, I would consult the BSI list of official DDOS mitigation services [0] and evaluate each one before deciding. I would not auto-pick Cl
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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
That's lazy engineering and I don't think we as technical, rational people should make that our way of working. I know the saying, but I disagree with it. My fuckups, my problem, but at least I can avoid fuckups actively if I am i
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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
Well, between AWS US EAST 1 killing half the internet, and this incident, not even a month passed. Meanwhile, my physical servers don't care and happily serve many people at a cheaper cost than any cloud offer.
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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
Can we at some point acknowledge that constant cloud disruptions are too costly, and can we then finally move all of our hosting back on-prem?
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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
Your technical work environment sounds horrible to me. Windows + Citrix is enough to send me screaming. Kudos that you pull through like that.
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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
Lenovo Z13 Gen 2 with 64GB RAM and AMD 7840u is what I daily drive. It's 13.3 Inch, premium build with glas and aluminum. It's my favorite laptop by a wide margin, and runs Linux perfectly. Unfortunately Lenovo stopped producing t
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by lpcvoid 11mo ago
I am surprised at the amount of people on HN who don't use OpenWRT. I thought this was hacker news!
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
You're right, my comment was not good.
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
Sure. You buy a chinese case with 6-8 bays off Aliexpress, throw some board with ECC RAM support into it and a few disks. You install TrueNAS Scale on it, setup a OpenZFS pool. Front panel lights are controllable via Kernel [0], it even off
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
I use swaywm and kanshi [0]. It's write once, forget forever. I have one config for each of the display compositions I have (office, home, gaming, eDP...), and "it just works". [0] https://gitlab.freedesktop.org&#x
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
Nobody privacy respecting uses stock Pixel android. Check out GrapheneOS.
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
Nice that the community is addressing this. I was never able to trust Ventoy in the past, and as such still have a wide array of USB sticks to install Linux flavors with.
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
Nah, Firefox with ublock origin is better than giving money to google.
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
This is why you don't have Google services on your phone, kids. Brought to you by a GrapheneOS fanboy.
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
Sorry for the snarky comment, but then those devs are simply bad. Windows is legacy, the future is in open source.
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
I have migrated domains from Cloudflare to deSEC.io the past days, and it's been going very well. It's a German nonprofit which is part of DNS4EU as a consortium member.
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
That may all very well be, but uuh, you're then forced to use Windows
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
I am aware that there's video usecases in cars, but why consider CAN for that at all? That's like streaming music via UART - yes, can be done, but why .
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by lpcvoid 1y ago
What a bad article. Why would you want to stream video over CAN? Also, alright, so Tesla has invented Flexray, MOST and AVB. Congratulations?
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
These days I find myself automatically agreeing with the inverse of whatever Musk's opinion about something is.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Russia won't ever use a nuke, because then India and China are not going to support them again ever. I am not scared a single bit of any nuclear saber rattling. The biggest threat is an uncontested russia.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
It's a donation towards the greater good of Europe, so up to a certain amount I am absolutely for it. I have no say in taxation in the first place (well, indirectly through voting, but you know what I mean). 60% is excessive though, an
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
I am willing to give 1% indefinitely (that's how much I currently donate monthly) until Ukraine is a free nation.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Yeah. I feel great common ground with half of the American people, who share European values such as democracy, right to self defense and striving towards a sustainable future. It's the other (republican) half which is in power every 4
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
The favorite russian playbook, framing people who support Ukraine's right to self defense in face of a genocidal invasion as warmongers. EU security == Ukraine security.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Russia will not use nukes. If you believe they will, then they have you exactly where they want you to be.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
Unfortunately, many of my German countrymen are either stupid or complacent for not wanting more weapon deliveries, so a striving democracy can defend itself.
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by lpcvoid 2y ago
>3. EU is nowhere close in military integration and economic flexibility to match the threat, even with that declaration. For example I cannot imagine IG Metall agreeing to work in three shifts to boost production of shells or drones. Wh

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