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by nisa 6y ago
could you explain why you think so? We are are Debian/Ubuntu shop and it looks like it's all AppArmor.
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by nisa 6y ago
You can rent a EPYC Server 32c/64t with 2x4TB NVMe and 512GB memory and 10Gbit (20TB free traffic - 1,20€/TB above that) port in a Hetzner datacentre (cooling, backbone, backup power, network all managed professionally) for ~450€&
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by nisa 6y ago
There is a difference between genuine alternative views and just cultish conspiracy content created for clicks that defies any law of physics - is it reasonable to recommend a video from someone who argues the lockdown is not warranted? Why
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by nisa 6y ago
Yup. It's just what do these recommendations do to the society? If you are suspectible to believe certain content for whatever reasons you are basically doomed as you get caged into an echo chamber that only validates the bullshit that
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by nisa 6y ago
YouTube constantly recommends me COVID-19 conspiracy videos since I dared to watch one that was popular here in Germany. Basically on every video I watch I have now german conspiracy videos as recommendations. I did neither like the video o
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by nisa 6y ago
so what's better and out there and reasonable stable?
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by nisa 6y ago
> antiquated VM I'm always flabbergasted about the ignorance against the JVM on this site. There is nothing out there that has seen similiar research and optimisations and has so good monitoring/debugging tools.
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by nisa 6y ago
> It’s a long, turgid “why wasn’t I consulted?” complaint which really just comes back to the question of how open-source projects work. I've read it more as a quirky history writup with some technical and idiology discussions. FWIW
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by nisa 6y ago
keycloak is pretty nice for that. You can just drop some docker-compose somewhere (or k8s) or plain wildfly/tomcat and you have saml idp + oauth2 (openid connect) out of the box including ui and self-service for users - it's also
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by nisa 6y ago
while this writeup is really cool I'm still asking myself as a sysadmin if all the complexity in the wider systemd ecosystem is a requirement to solve modern requirements or if it would be possible to have an reactive event based syste
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by nisa 6y ago
It's been discussed in the linked article (a translator should work reasonably well). For the physician the look of the lungs in the scans indicate it's non-reversible but only time will tell.
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by nisa 6y ago
for SARS-Cov (the first one from 2003) there is some data and it's not pretty :/
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by nisa 6y ago
This was also confirmed by a physician from Innsbruck, Austria that looked after healthy young adults that were divers and got the virus - all of them had only mild symptoms but most lost the fitness to dive anymore and lack lung function.
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by nisa 6y ago
Not a scientist, I can only attempt to retell what virologist Prof. Christian Drosten from Charité Berlin told in in his podcast[1]: It's not really clear at the moment but it could be due amount of dose (more virus particles, faster
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by nisa 6y ago
Wifi is even worse than i.e. the bug in the article because often it's some registers that are off or some firmware bug or even chip bug - so you are basically helpless without intimate knowledge about the chip in question (only with N
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by nisa 7y ago
I'm looking daily at https://www.reddit.com/r/COVID19/ - it's well moderated and current papers and preprints are discussed. There are also often detailled comments explaining why a certain paper might b
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by nisa 7y ago
For everything font related I've enjoyed this site/book - lot's of explanations and opionated in a good way: https://practicaltypography.com/ there is also a chapter on layout/ui. I stumbled up it while
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by nisa 7y ago
nobody said masks don't work - the article doesn't contradict the fact that masks don't protect you very good against other infected people next to you. This article just repeats that it's known that masks help to preven
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by nisa 7y ago
> 802.11 is inefficient? CSMA/CA basically says: hear a few milliseconds if someone else is sending something and if not send yourself - this is a problem with noise and lot's of networks. LTE assigns timeslots and can omit the
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by nisa 7y ago
Good. Let's see if this actually happens and if Europe follows (I doubt the whole 1200MHz are free here, at least not on paper) The big fuckup of almost every regulatory body around the world was to not unlicence the analogue tv-whites
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by nisa 7y ago
That something like this would happen was clear for at least the last ten years. It was only not clear when it would happen.
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by nisa 7y ago
This reads like as a eu-citizen you get support: https://www.amsterdam.nl/en/work-income/apply-for-benefit/ (should be similiar for other cities) - there is brexit but there is a transition period until the e
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Docker sends SIGKILL to all processes on the host if a CRLF start-script is used(github.com)
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by nisa 7y ago
Sorry, never wanted to claim that Poland as a country was anything but a victim that suffered under German war terror and also under the Soviet union. I just thought it's an interesting fact that anti-semitism was popular also in the p
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by nisa 7y ago
It's not as black and white as you might think: https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2018/02/po...
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by nisa 7y ago
It looks like these things don't matter anymore for a lot of companies or at least they are not valued. Creating something that works somewhat in the smallest amount of time possible to get the customer to pay and that management can c
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by nisa 7y ago
Automated ransomware-trojan that is delivered to your browser with ads doesn't care. This is probably mostly about government or small buisness installs that run an Active Directory and the whole company would be dead without that infr
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by nisa 7y ago
cancer treatment can also cause cancer and does - it was likely the cause of the death of my grandpa - but he got 10 more years due to a chemo-therapy from an otherwise lethal cancer - fuck cancer.
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by nisa 7y ago
With LibreTime it's also possible to stream in Opus and AAC+v2 so you can get decent quality on 48kbit.
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by nisa 7y ago
OpenWrt run's on 4mb flash / 32mb memory devices. If you disable IPv6 / Wireless drivers and tune some more knobs you get probably something that boots a recent 4.14 kernel / musl / busybox from a 3mb squashfs and r

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