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by n4bz0r 1y ago
Sounds like an extension acting up. Haven't noticed any issues on my devices.
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
Isn't the state (apps' data in this case) the biggest problem with updates of any kind? State can't be immutable and is the easiest to break. I can certainly see how containerizing apps and using "layered" FS solves
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
If you don't mind using m.2 drives, check out Beelink ME Mini. The m.2 drives are going to be limited by the PCIe 3.0 x1 bus [1], but you get a very neat and small appliance-like box that can handle home storage workloads really well.
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
Getting into S3 myself and really curious about what Garage has to offer vs the more mature alternatives like Minio. From what I gather, it kinda works better with small (a few kilobytes) files or something?
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
I've read that PBS requires fast (NVME-fast) storage and a decent CPU to handle incremental backups efficiently. What speeds do you get when restoring backups?
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
Has anyone tried the hosted models? How do they compare to GPT-5? I was thinking about trying ChatGPT Pro, but I seem to have completely missed that they bumped the price from $100 to $200. It was $100 just a while ago, right? Before GPT-5,
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
That's as shallow as "<anything Russian> is Russian government". Russian government certainly established strong leverage over Yandex (and every other major business for that matter), but they don't exactly own the
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
There is nothing about collaborating with Russian government in the post. They merely make use of a Russian-based search engine to provide better search results. I won't argue if this is good or bad, but from your statement it sounds l
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
What's the context? Is there a proof of sorts?
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
This can't be right. How are they still afloat? Actually, that's the question (or rather the feeling) I had even before seeing these numbers. Just by reading the docs and looking at everything they built (and how they built it) ma
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
Huh. Was curious what kind of discount they provide in case of downtime caused by hardware failure, but it sounds like they didn't even notice. Shouldn't they monitor the basic vitals? Or you simply reacted too quickly?
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
> I have experienced critical, unrecoverable hardware failure on Hetzner servers a couple of times over the years How do they handle such situations?
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
> This has backfired a couple of times Mind telling more about that?
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
> Had the Internet not had that reward system it wouldn't be nearly as vibrant as it is today. > What's most interesting is what content companies are getting the best deals. It's not the ragebait headline writers. It&#
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
The concerns are valid, but I'd like to point out that managing all that isn't as frightening as it sounds. If you do small scale (we're talking self-hosted git here after all), all these are either non-issue or a one-time
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
https://anycrap.shop/product/infinite-fecal-matter-generator > Waste Yield Rate: Endless kilograms/second Now we're talking!
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
> I'm also tired of remembering ports, if there's a way of mapping those. Should I run a local proxy? If we're talking web-services - absolutely. I put Caddy in front of everything just to be able to simply use domains. Yo
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
> home.arpa is suggested Thanks, didn't even know it existed. > I didn't see a specific RFC that reserved .lan There is no RFC AFAIK, but it has certainly seen some adoption over the past decade. Mikrotik devices use `router
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
> I really should use the official .internal TLD (Top Level Domain) for my homelab network, but I decided against it. This introduces the risk of name resolution problems, should someone offer a public .jhw TLD in future. It’s a risk I a
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
https://s3.amazonaws.com/LCG/40kconquest/ffg_WHK03_34.jpg
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by n4bz0r 1y ago
> Here’s a quiet but powerful change: Debian 13 mounts /tmp as tmpfs by default > Default tmpfs uses up to 50% of RAM (but only on-demand) Total or free? Up to 50% total sounds like it might bring unexpected and unwelcome RAM usa
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by n4bz0r 2y ago
This makes perfect sense on paper, but I disabled UPNP in router settings at some point just to see what happens and the torrents still work to this day. No issues with no apps whatsoever. That got me confused and I assumed that NAT masquer
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by n4bz0r 2y ago
> Some applications (looking at you, BitTorrent client) do not play well behind a NAT. I've seen a number of such warnings, but never personally encountered the issue. Is that because I've been always sitting behind a router? O
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by n4bz0r 2y ago
There must be a connection to how doctors advice to talk to (even unconscious) patients who survived a stroke: the brain of the patient is still actively receiving information and constantly rewires itself while trying to process the data o
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by n4bz0r 2y ago
Despite the obnoxious intro, this interview turned out to be pretty interesting and answered a number of my questions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwruk-tLIOU
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by n4bz0r 4y ago
> most scraping tasks require either desktop or mobile useragents and not both together Why? Do some sites serve completely different content? Or it's simply markup differences? Have never done much scraping and I'd expect the
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by n4bz0r 4y ago
I'm pretty sure I can!
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by n4bz0r 4y ago
> and only very recently have things looked somewhat brighter for them Haven't been following recently. What have made the things to look brighter? It's really hard to see these things as a non-player these days because of all
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by n4bz0r 4y ago
> What have I unleashed? Command not found.
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by n4bz0r 4y ago
I'd like to say that I see what you did there... but I don't .

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