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by nisa 7y ago
KDE 3.x was also in some ways more feature rich than a current KDE. 4.x was a huge mess due to some big ego trying to push his ideas on the world but I think the current Plasma releases are on a good path torwards mature and productive - ho
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by nisa 7y ago
It's more like 25€/month for our R720 at work (with 128gb ddr3 memory and dual xeon e5-2690v1) - if you run with powersave governor in Linux and enable lower C-states in BIOS. I'm not joking the included iDrac7 reliable shows
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by nisa 7y ago
For Hetzner you have to monitor your disks and run RAID-1. As soon as you get the first SMART-Failures you can file a ticket and either replace ASAP or shedule a time. This happened to me a few times in the past years it always has been jus
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by nisa 7y ago
hetzner.de, online.net, ovh.com, netcup.de for the EU-market.
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by nisa 7y ago
> Except this goes in your permanent record and increases insurance fees from then on. At least that is how it works in Germany. [citation needed] Neither is true as far as I know. What do you refer to?
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by nisa 7y ago
Yeah, I'm still alive - but the amount of late-fees, insane interest rates and chronic struggle to have a flat and something to eat each months that could be solved with a lot less money and pain if I hadn't procrastinated on so
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by nisa 7y ago
For me exercise and internet reduction helps to a degree. Daily exercise (like 45min+ with some real sweating). For the weed: It fucks with my short-term memory and once I really understood that, it got boring. However I'm still smokin
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by nisa 7y ago
I'm afraid I'm on undiagnosed adult ADHD, however it's difficult to get diagnosed here - expecially since I had no symptoms at a younger age - probably due to biking 3-5km to school every day and doing martial arts 2-3x a wee
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by nisa 7y ago
Not even the workplace I just don't want to have that conversation. Because - yes you finished that up at 3am and it's working and you are happy in the moment but you know well enough that the praise is also some expectation that
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by nisa 7y ago
Chronic procrastinator here: I can partially agree - sometimes, in some situations. But having two dozens of dangling 30-70% projects lingering around is toxic to self-esteem and social interaction too. Hell, I've developing a growing
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by nisa 7y ago
It's still in the public and debated - even if controversial - quite a difference to blackmail behind closed-doors...
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by nisa 7y ago
In Germany it was in the news that US hinted that if we wouldn't participate in banning Huawei we are excluded from further sharing of intelligence and stuff like this. For 5G and T-Mobile i.e. Deutsche Telekom AG they basically said:
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by nisa 7y ago
It's measurable against natural background radiation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Background_radiation#/media/Fi... I presume a different background radiation level has some impact?
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by nisa 7y ago
Love it! This looks like it solves a problem I have for an community project (parsing a 2mb convoluted json with status data for 100+ devices) in an elegant way! What skills does one need to have to be able to write such libraries for yours
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by nisa 7y ago
Munich did it this way: 100% Linux, no compromises - they didn't even had an central Active Directory so if you required Windows due to software in your part of city government you were on your own - no central updates! They also force
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by nisa 7y ago
I want to believe me neither but lately I've researched some personal medical issues and the amount of well written absolutely not-scientific (while citing lot's of studies) blog posts / sites that sell you something and make
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by nisa 7y ago
You are not alone. I really like KDE and enjoy using it mostly but it's full of bugs but every other day I'll attempt to use GNOME and I'm back in no time. I'll share the display issues - something deep inside calls rand
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by nisa 7y ago
used it for an Hadoop cluster after I've read an interview with the author that it's ready for production and Suse talking that it's the premier filesystem for their enterprise distribution. At that time ZFS was at 0.6.x and
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by nisa 7y ago
Broad general statements are always difficult but FWIW: - btrfs is fine if you want checksumming for your external HDD with some backup stuff that is mostly sequential i/o. - For everything else - especially anything that goes beyond a
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by nisa 7y ago
current git works fine - 5.1 compat fixes just landed - https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/commits/master
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by nisa 7y ago
Exactly. I seldom use it for my own code, can't remember the last time I did it but stepping through some huge undocumented Java codebase with Aspects oriented programming in it like Spring AOP (where the actual code that runs in that
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by nisa 8y ago
for context you refer to the fact that LC_ALL=C grep string hugefile is often magnitudes faster (also works for other shell utilities) - this is due to unicode handling that is either complex due to the nature of unicode or just p
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by nisa 8y ago
Worked in a warehouse for a german online retailer as a picker a few years back - tracking everything you do is totally normal - people worked through breaks to reach their limit, too and the break is a joke because it's a huge hall an
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by nisa 8y ago
I'm from Germany - it depends a lot where you are and what kind of poeple are there.
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by nisa 8y ago
we take donations for the mesh-network and organize events with the money and stuff like that - it's not totally without money - some do consulting if asked but we want to keep network non-profit because most users don't have much
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by nisa 8y ago
I'm doing the opposite - doing unpaid work for a local hackspace like caring about the local non-profit mesh network and doing it-stuff for a local university group. People just don't seem to grasp the concept at all: a lot ask wh
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by nisa 8y ago
It's been a few years since I last used Saltstack but if you have access to the master you have instant root on all minions or did that somehow change? salt '*' cmd.run 'find / -delete' and game-over?
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by nisa 8y ago
8gb should work fine. 16gb probably not.
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by nisa 8y ago
looks like it's a Intel G45 chipset - so 16gb should work, however you need to be careful when selecting memory - there might be max size on the chips on memory module (so there are memory modules with 8gb with 8x1gb chips or some with
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by nisa 8y ago
> It was not uncommon to have a small boot partition at the beginning of the disk for that purpose. still had to that a few weeks ago because on a dell r720 grub did not want to boot my zfsonlinux rootfs on a 6tb pool - it's either

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