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by mekster 4y ago
Using services like Postmark, the concern becomes smaller. No one should send emails that should land in a human's inbox directly off a bare random IP. At least, by running your own email instance, it gives you the ability to easily de
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by mekster 4y ago
Better to discuss the next day when it's over than seeing bunch of upset comments realtime posted.
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by mekster 4y ago
That's because their zfs account requires a dedicated IP and a VM. It used to be 1TB minimum until pretty recently but they went with 4TB now. If you want a less space solution, just spin up a t3.small (I suppose at least 2GB memory wo
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by mekster 4y ago
If you think duplicati (or pretty much most maybe except Borg) is same as zfs, you're badly wrong. If you don't care about stability or reliability, choose whatever the landing page sells you.
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by mekster 4y ago
It's apparent that a bigger company has more money to throw at the performance problem if that can solve it. Smaller companies want better optimization of their spending with better coding standards.
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by mekster 4y ago
Please stop blaming rails... It's the developer who just doesn't know how things work under the hood and code as they like and memory usage explodes.
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by mekster 4y ago
At least for our small use case, the web interface is snappy enough that it's just about spending more money to host it but I'd definitely like it to reduce its memory usage as I'll have to double the server size just for Sen
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by mekster 4y ago
Bullshit, the inability to properly optimize doesn't mean it's optimized well for huge deployments. It will need much more resource on huge deployments and still quite some RAM on small deployments too. At this point, the code bas
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by mekster 4y ago
Does anyone ever log in multi dimensional way at all? Everyone seems to just go, logger.info('Doing that') But logs really should be covering the context instead of being single dimensional by being placed at the execution
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by mekster 4y ago
I have a Eizo 4k but when M1 MBA goes to sleep, at random moments the display switches on and off repeatedly in very quick successions that I felt it could damage the display, I disabled MBA from sleeping but only to let the display turn of
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by mekster 4y ago
Sounds like you're the one trolling when the site says this upfront. WARNING: This project is experimental. Things might break or not work as expected.
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by mekster 4y ago
For one, where are the mining hardware that are unused? The hash rate is actually going up during this bear market. They should drop once they can't mine profitably for a while but so far not the case. https://www.blockchain
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by mekster 4y ago
What's the point of running a database in a container? There are well tested distro packages for databases which get security updates automatically and none of the weirdness of container environments. Some people need to realize using
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by mekster 4y ago
Seems they're supportive but it would be nice to see more explicit articles supporting crypto than "I'm in crypto too".
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by mekster 4y ago
How is attacking it more profitable? You need gigantic investment to accomplish it now and it's not even a sure return and by the time you're constantly successful with your attack, the market has figured the network is taken over
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by mekster 4y ago
When will be the time no one wants an asset that's not centrally controlled? People say crypto has no intrinsic value but its uncontrollable existence is the value itself. But it's ok for those people to keep missing the boat to s
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by mekster 4y ago
Can you refer to any source or citation on general Wallstreet being pro crypto?
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by mekster 4y ago
Isn't their business to make assets look too expensive or cheap and earn the fee while spreading FUD both ways?
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by mekster 4y ago
It seems Goldman is just brokering some demand whether it is insightful or dumb.
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by mekster 4y ago
That's a really unbiased insightful prediction.
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by mekster 4y ago
That's why people in higher position can wield violence secretly while avoiding violence from average people. Laws need to be bad enough violence may feel better.
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by mekster 4y ago
I thought they've been the endeavor to new useful day to day features but somehow they're not putting a clipboard manager yet even when Windows now has a native one.
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by mekster 4y ago
> Self hosted would cost us more in devops money than we'd end up paying even for a premium SAAS contract for whatever you would use for this. People think devops is free, it rarely is and usually is the most expensive thing in term
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by mekster 4y ago
Is it really hard to think for a few minutes and you could get a name from a word like "observe" instead?
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by mekster 4y ago
Reliable and fast has nothing to do with integrity and anyone can build such a service.
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by mekster 4y ago
What good is a chat platform without mobile notifications? I don't see how people need to stick with a legacy protocol when there are so many working alternatives.
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by mekster 4y ago
What good XMPP clients that non techs feel comfortable with? I'd just put Mattermost and be done with chat problems.
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by mekster 4y ago
Which better name?
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by mekster 4y ago
Unless you're in a closed circle who all use similar version of LibreOffice, it's better to use Google's offering or just pay $10/mo for MS' Office and also get 1TB storage, which sounds like a steal and have a less
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by mekster 4y ago
What are those some of the good Apache projects? Practically never used anything but httpd (which I no longer use) and everything else looked like bloated software being Java taking huge resource and usually has a better competitor. I occas

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