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by nisa 12y ago
No need for personal attacks. I just think the article as some merit and your comment gives the impression that these people are not connected. I just wanted to point that out.
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by nisa 12y ago
You are right. I remembered reading an article from 2013 that gave the impression that the changes where related to systemd and then it shed a different light on the issues ( https://lwn.net/Articles/555922/ ) but i
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by nisa 12y ago
I think he speaks for sysadmins. If you are using cgroups at the moment you can write scripts for them. It's a mounted filesystem. The change forces you to use systemd for cgroups as only systemd is able to write to cgroups. The argume
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by nisa 12y ago
You mean this Kay Sievers? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/04/05/torvalds_sievers_dus... - It's basically the buddy of Lennart at Red Hat - at least that is my impression from far away.. systemd may be
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by nisa 12y ago
Totally off-topic but I really enjoy this blog. I've discovered it while struggling with ZFS and btrfs and it's a concise opinionated no bullshit honest sysadmin blog from someone far more knowledgeable as myself. You may not agre
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by nisa 12y ago
Cognitive Behavior Therapy is modelled after stoic principles. It's a mental model to survive hardship and stay on course no matter what is happening in your life. Another insight if you want to call it so is that the texts are 2000 ye
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by nisa 12y ago
> This stuff is really hard and dangerous. I really don't know why they don't control these prototypes remotely. It's 2014 and while I see that a human is the better choice for space travel because machines can't yet
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by nisa 12y ago
> valuing rock solid reliability and efficiency Get someone that knows one of these systems well. It really does not matter that much. You can do almost everything with every system. The more important task is to design your website stac
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by nisa 12y ago
If you run Ubuntu 14.04 you don't run systemd. You have a process called systemd-shim that is some kind of compatability glue for software that requires systemd. http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/systemd-shim If y
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by nisa 12y ago
I doubt that will happen and think it's naive. If the corporation can still take the higher price (because of patents) it will take the price and make more profit. Coincidently patents and intellectual property are also a big discussio
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by nisa 12y ago
It's not about countries. It's about corporations. The talks between Europe and the US (TTIP) are largely to remove barriers in legislation for corporations. E.g. new medication and chemicals can be sold in Europe/US if eithe
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by nisa 12y ago
I'm tired of that name calling. These are just bugs. All these projects fix bugs and honestly I'm personally glad for the work they've done. I don't like their attitude or some design choices but I also lack knowledge. I
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by nisa 12y ago
You are not alone.. after playing around for some hours with CentOS7/RHEL7: https://i.imgur.com/sCiqS2O.png - The bug is fixed now (nmtui: changing the hostname crashed all of NetworkManager...) now I'm always a l
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by nisa 12y ago
No. I think the linked article is pretty clear where the problems are. It's basically assumptions made by systemd that are not always true and from the looks of it a possible bug regarding the ordering of service files and reaction to
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by nisa 12y ago
From the "About" page on complete.org (OP): > I am a developer for the Debian GNU/Linux operating system, and have been since the late 1990s
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by nisa 12y ago
There is a new blogpost from the author that explains the problems: http://changelog.complete.org/archives/9241-update-on-the-sy... TL;DR: systemd breaks badly (at the moment) when having to deal with non-standard setu
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by nisa 12y ago
You can also use it on a single drive. You need to set copies=n for a ZFS dataset. If one copy gets corrupted a zpool scrub fixes this problem on a single drive. However HDDs are usually dying fast after signalling bad blocks to the OS so i
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by nisa 12y ago
Datenwolf looks at the problems from the sysadmin perspective and all he is seeing and complaining about is complexity that introduces hard to debug problems and bugs. Sure his criticism is derided by Lennart as he has far more intimate kno
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by nisa 12y ago
It's kind of blurry. For one I'd never had a solid diagnosis of depression. I've got a diagnosis of general anxiety disorder but this is more or less a catch-all and after seeing a therapist he only wrote was more or less &#x
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by nisa 12y ago
Actually in my opinion: No. Read the original texts. The book from Irvine gives you a different impression of stoicism. It has some "self-help with stoic touch" feel that I just don't feel comfortable with. Read some historic
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by nisa 12y ago
During a time of anxiety and depression I've discovered Stoic philosophy. Especially the Enchiridion from Epictetus somehow helped me to feel better. Also Seneca² is worth a read. It's over 2000 years old but surprisingly apt for
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by nisa 12y ago
Yes. I wrote that in a hurry. I'm surprised the comment is on the top. This was purely theoretical speculation. I don't run a hidden service.
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by nisa 12y ago
It's illegal already to explain to setup a secure hidden service on the Tor network? I don't think this discussion is only relevant to criminals. There are a lot of places on this planet where this information might be useful. I d
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by nisa 12y ago
So - how to do it correctly? The onion server should not be able to access the internet directly and should never know it's own IP-address. So putting it inside a virtual machine/container and redirecting outgoing traffic through
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Blackhat: CloudBots Harvesting Crypto Coins Like a Botnet Farmer(youtube.com)
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by nisa 12y ago
Oh my god. The debate was between ZFS and btrfs and although I favored ZFS, the extra kernel module and the upcoming support in distros led to the decision for btrfs. However we won't do anything fancy with it. Basically just using the
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by nisa 12y ago
The Guardian says the piece is not from Jack Ma: http://www.theguardian.com/money/us-money-blog/2014/sep/26/r...
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by nisa 12y ago
Everything I've read (status link from the official wiki: http://marc.merlins.org/perso/btrfs/post_2014-03-23_Btrfs-Ra... ) says don't touch raid5/6 yet. Maybe the pages are overly pessimistic but la
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by nisa 12y ago
I'm in the process to rolling out btrfs on a lot of production servers (no raid, just subvolumes and compression) using Ubuntu 14.04 - what problems did you encounter with btrfs?
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by nisa 12y ago
This script here is run when the process is spawned and spawns the PHP process that listens to stdin/stdout. Similar scripts exist in most install of mod_fcgid. E.g. PLESK, Virtualmin, other ISP-Panels... It boils down to look at what

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