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by moreentropy 8y ago
Pretty far in the current release. I'm using ffmpeg to encode to HLS/MPEG/AAC and DASH/WebM/OPUS w/ three different bitrates each. All necessary HLS Playlists and DASH Manifests are created and updated, old ch
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by moreentropy 8y ago
Depends on how you configure buffers, chunk sizes, key frames and other parameters. It is possible to get the same or better latency with chunked streaming compared to Icecast. With DASH the client knows the timestamps of available chunks a
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by moreentropy 8y ago
Icecast existed for ages. It's streaming protocol (about the same as the proprietary shoutcast) is basically an endless progressive HTTP download, which means you can simply put a stream URL into an audio tag in HTML and the stream pla
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by moreentropy 8y ago
> There's no chance this plastic contraption makes a nicer coffee than my espresso machine. Brewed coffee and espresso are two completely different things.
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by moreentropy 8y ago
I just had to deal with a large, handwritten Makefile when trying to package and cross compile something for buildroot. Turns out it was easier to learn to use cmake and rewrite the relevant parts of the Makefile than fix everything in the
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by moreentropy 8y ago
I hope they donate to Let's Encrypt.
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by moreentropy 8y ago
Video of wttr.in author's short talk about console oriented services at CCC/entropia's GPN18 conference two months ago: https://media.ccc.de/v/gpn18-164-using-and-creating-console-...
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by moreentropy 9y ago
At first I liked it but then I saw the strange ß (german Eszett, ss can be used instead). From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9F I understand that that's the Antiqua form while nowadays the Sulzbacher form is u
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by moreentropy 9y ago
Haven't dealt with live migration, but mounting filesystems should be easy using systemd's unit dependencies. Just drop a .mount file in /etc/systemd/system and set RequiredBy=systemd-nspawn@something.service and St
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by moreentropy 9y ago
Have you tried passing 'debug' instead of 'quiet splash' to the kernel cmdline and doing halt instead of poweroff/reboot? That way you should see what's going on during shutdown.
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by moreentropy 9y ago
Well it just works and is extremely simple to use. I usually debootstrap into /var/lib/machines/something and do "machinectl enable something; machinectl start something", that's it. Then I attach to the m
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by moreentropy 9y ago
I've had way more headache with badly written and plain faulty init scripts than with systemd, including systemd-networkd, systemd-timesyncd, systemd-resolved and systemd-nspawn, which I used to replace a lot of LXC, LXD and openvz set
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by moreentropy 9y ago
I think most systemd criticism misses the point and revolves too much around usage semantics. Systemd allows actual resource management on a level that simply didn't exist with traditional init [1]. Yes we can argue about implementatio
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by moreentropy 9y ago
You can't have overlapping AllowedIPs for peers on the same interface. Wireguard has to decide which encryption/decryption keys to use based on the AllowedIPs. For your use case you need two wg Interfaces on each host (w/ dif
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by moreentropy 9y ago
Don't know about High Sierra issues but Linphone ( http://www.linphone.org/ ) usually works very well. Jitsi Desktop ( https://desktop.jitsi.org/ ) is a decent SIP softphone too but it's really ugly.
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by moreentropy 9y ago
Never tried, sorry.
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by moreentropy 9y ago
See here: http://nginx.org/en/docs/stream/ngx_stream_ssl_preread_modul...
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by moreentropy 9y ago
I honestly don't know, I never made serious performance tests. The external exporter can make use of every variable that nginx is able to use in a log_format. I guess the internal Lua scripting has access to even more data. Performance
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by moreentropy 9y ago
I'm pretty much in love with Nginx' simplicity and capabilities as a swiss army knife for all kinds of HTTP magic. I had some doubts about Nginx' direction and feature development, but most really great features (like stream
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by moreentropy 9y ago
> I can't recommend more the 33c3 talk "Software Defined Emissions," which tells you a ton more than this clickbait hack journalism could ever. https://media.ccc.de/v/33c3-7904-software_defined_emissi
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by moreentropy 10y ago
> Apparently The Mirror was not ready for the sudden influx of readers... Spiegel online is huge, that extra bit of traffic shouldn't bother them, see http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/spiegel.de Right now the site
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by moreentropy 10y ago
A language where it's natural to think about and properly handle every error condition.
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by moreentropy 10y ago
Yubico Authenticator for Desktop: https://www.yubico.com/support/knowledge-base/categories/art... If you're on Ubuntu you can use the package yubioath-desktop from this PPA: https://launchpad.
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by moreentropy 10y ago
Have a look at the Nitrokey, it's completely Open Source: https://www.nitrokey.com/
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by moreentropy 10y ago
TOTP with Yubikeys is great. You just need the Yubico Authenticator app to access the TOTPs. Works fine on phone using NFC as well as on my (Linux) desktop using USB. New phone? Install YK Authenticator, tap the YK and use your TOTPs.
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by moreentropy 10y ago
US International keyboards have a AltGr key instead of right Alt and a € symbol on the 5 key. Afaik there are no other differences.
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by moreentropy 10y ago
I use restic[1] to make encrypted backups to S3 (self hosted minio service in my case). I can't praise restic enough. It's fast, secure, easy to use and set up (golang) and the developer(s) are awesome! [1] https://rest
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by moreentropy 10y ago
Ack. Sadly, enterprise procurement is all about avoiding blame in case something goes wrong. Another issue is contributing to open source projects. I know a case where a customer's in house developer had to wait two months to contribu
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Open Voice Communication System for Space Mission Control(openvocs.org)
1 points by moreentropy 10y ago|0 comments
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My roommate received this email from a Microsoft recruiter today(twitter.com)
36 points by moreentropy 10y ago|11 comments

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