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by nisa 8y ago
The problem with these guides is that if you are able to follow the advice through you probably didn't need the guide in the first place. Lack of stress and plenty quality time for learning and the discipline and motivation to follow t
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by nisa 8y ago
not a good student, can't give you a good overview but this kind of blew me away: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curry%E2%80%93Howard_correspon... - you also can explain the y-combinator from first principles. Not
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by nisa 8y ago
Looking forward to Zen2, maybe there will be some cheap and fast and low-energy Ryzen.
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by nisa 8y ago
not sure if /s - but here we are: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Saudi_Arabia#C...
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by nisa 8y ago
It's not like the suicide nets and 14hour days at foxconn did stop anyone from praising Apple.
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by nisa 8y ago
btrfs supports xattr, it's also activly developed - there are always improvements in each new kernel release. Personally I'm avoiding it because I've got burned enough times with btrfs and the current >0.7.x ZFS on Linux v
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by nisa 8y ago
checkout OpenWrt, you have a posix compliant ash shell from busybox and lot's of shellmagic in the base. You can parse json from bash and interact with the router via an system-bus where you can write plugins in posix-sh that can be ca
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by nisa 8y ago
Good questions. Maybe something like a cooperative¹ that is independed of the states? Such a project could probably even be refinanced by users who pay for consulting. How to organize this in such a way that it will be successfull and effic
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by nisa 8y ago
If you consider that every municipality in EU (or world) has similiar problems and the costs for running Microsoft and other commercial software is quite high everywhere I really don't know why the EU doesn't start some public com
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by nisa 8y ago
Found some more details here: https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/50E4AAB1.9040902@optio...
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by nisa 8y ago
Sure, you can do that - https://themeisle.com/blog/local-wordpress-development-using... You can also install something like WAMP on Windows and develop locally http://www.wampserver.com As for the benefit..
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by nisa 8y ago
the result is arcane shellscripting in the docker image...
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by nisa 8y ago
https://blog.joinmastodon.org/ lists 25.6.18 as the date.
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by nisa 8y ago
So, it's 2018 - this was filmed 2008 on Solaris. Where is this UI for Linux? How can I reproduce the latency graphs in realtime on Linux?
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by nisa 8y ago
> Now let's imagine, if riding in a bus was a great experience, maybe more people were more forgiving to how much time it takes ? That's rail / light rail. It makes a difference.
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by nisa 8y ago
That's not what happening. The current attacks on the Internet are sponsered by Axel Springer (largest newspaper buisness in Europe) and the result of massive lobbying. They even used openly pressure and the supporters in the EU are fe
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by nisa 8y ago
In the end you don't need decentralisation for verifying integrity - there is and was a large body of research for verifying integrity of such records like timestamping services.
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by nisa 8y ago
Sure, I don't have much data for either problem - how NVMe works out in practice is also interesting - I've found some benchmarks for SATA-SSDs - https://www.thomas-krenn.com/de/wiki/SSD_RAID_Performance-
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by nisa 8y ago
This seems to be source for the article: https://labs.bitdefender.com/2018/06/six-years-and-counting-... (there is a PDF linked), no mention of surviving a format or clean reinstall.
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by nisa 8y ago
> I feel like, if passed, it will encourage individuals to host their own content and share it via links to URLs they own. If you look at the mastodon ecosystem there are a lot of small instances but these belong to a club/city&#x2F
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by nisa 8y ago
If you have 4 disks in RAID10 you have 4x read iops of a single disk and 2x write iops. RAID5 has at most 1x write iops (still needs a read) and 4x read iops. RAID6 is even worse. Details here: https://blog.storagecraft.com/
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by nisa 8y ago
The original plan was to somehow make the whole thing profitable and publicy trade a large partion of shares - so they bought a lot of companies and hoped that they can refinance the train operations. Turn's out it's not so easy..
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by nisa 8y ago
I'm sorry not a native speaker - I mean the GmbH is owned by the state of Germany.
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by nisa 8y ago
as silly as it sounds it's true. Deutsche Bahn AG needs to get 850 million € a year back to the state. The rail tracks and local lines are heavy subsidized but there are different companies. They really made a mess with this attempt at
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by nisa 8y ago
same with the new ICs - I used to really enjoy going with a IC - even more than a ICE - now it's just a like white RE the seats also seem to be the same.
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by nisa 8y ago
It's difficult. They privatized everything in the early 90ies and even attempted to go to the stock exchange - this resulted in cuts and bad long-term decisions - now most of the Deutsche Bahn is public owned but a private company. The
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by nisa 8y ago
It's regular price but if you book in advance a certain train it's often cheaper (~20-80€ depending on the time of departure...) Here are some details (only found a german link: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/V
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by nisa 8y ago
Yes. Regular ticket prices for trains are horrible expensive in Germany. You can pay a yearly fee (called Bahncard) to get 25% (62€) or 50% (255€) off. There is also a flatrate for everything called Bahncard 100 (4.270€) You can also book e
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by nisa 8y ago
Did you read the abstract? They conducted an online survey and asked where the participants where coming from. They collected the data a few months ago. Besides that you seem to have no idea how society actually worked in Eastern Germany -
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by nisa 8y ago
datasheet says something along 5pb write endurance.

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