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by nisa 6y ago
1. 10Gbe copper requires fast switching and more shielding - there was a discussion here a few days ago that it's still very expensive - there will be probably 2.5Gbe ethernet soon that is a compromise on price/complexity and spee
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by nisa 6y ago
I wrote this because I'm in a place were we all do almost nothing but "hard work" - most this hard work is the result of bad decisions and every effort to improve has gone stale because everyone is so busy chasing bugs and s
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by nisa 6y ago
I disagree. A few days a week of deep work every week can spare you from months of hard work with optimal efficiency :)
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by nisa 6y ago
it's used for mesh networks (but can also be used for other applications) - some freifunk communities in germany use it and there is ongoing development to port the most popular mesh firmware called gluon to use babel as it's a la
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by nisa 6y ago
No problem - the local coffee shop is also subject to regulations and needs to pay tax, need to respect hard fought worker laws (at least in most countries) and needs to respect the law. Now there are some new regulations for bigger entitie
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by nisa 6y ago
or just use openwrt.org - there is x86/x64 and uefi support and it should only need 4-5mbyte with squashfs root :)
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by nisa 6y ago
Oracle Cloud had a free tier that's quite good, if you only need something to tinker.
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by nisa 6y ago
Spend too much with Keycloak lately - it's more like a framework with some basic batteries included and you'll hit into corner cases pretty fast. If you are fluent with Java, their templating engine and all the other funky stuff i
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by nisa 6y ago
you are not alone. sleep, daily exercise (like running at least 1 hour) helps quite a bit after few weeks but it's difficult to maintain that pace for me. planning and organizing in advance is also tremendous helpful but even more diff
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by nisa 6y ago
until something breaks - then you are busy parsing megabytes of logs and jump from one vague github issue to another - to be fair I've attempted to install in into an lxd container but debugging this complexity monster is nightmare.
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by nisa 6y ago
thanks, fixed it.
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by nisa 6y ago
Grey Wolves are also popular in Germany. There are serious reports that they make efforts to infiltrate politics / army / police forces. It's simple: These are fascists.
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by nisa 6y ago
well yes... it's a learning curve and it takes a while but if you are familiar with the jvm and xml and to some degree spring-framework and reflection it's usally pretty easy to find a root-cause - you also have great tooling like
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by nisa 6y ago
Yes. Also if your foundation is already flaky designed and not well understood turning it into a distributed system likely makes everything more error-prone and more likely to fail. > The first rule of distributed systems is don't d
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by nisa 6y ago
bad blocks on harddisks are also often remapped when written to. However in my (limited) experience once you get badblocks the disk detoriates often. So this badblocks feature is probably not as useful because the harddisk firmware is the o
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by nisa 6y ago
You can get even better results by sorting the files by content similarity: http://neoscientists.org/~tmueller/binsort/
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by nisa 6y ago
If you are stressed out from your job and turn to some capitalism mindfullness sponsered by Google(TM) with the (of course) unstated goal to have you functioning again I'm not surprised. Meditation can be a delicate thing that has posi
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by nisa 6y ago
I can recommend the great suspender extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-great-suspende... after a few minutes inactive tabs gets killed - works for me very well - you can also exclude sites.
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by nisa 6y ago
some deeper discussion: https://elinux.org/images/e/ef/InterruptThreads-Slides_Ander...
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by nisa 6y ago
threadirqs cmdline option might also make a difference: threadirqs Force threading of all interrupt handlers except those marked explicitly IRQF_NO_THREAD. It helped with my bluetooth issues and it's recommend for low-latency audio se
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by nisa 6y ago
link for the missing DOCKER-USER chain: https://github.com/docker/for-linux/issues/810 - so if you are unlucky you are one apt upgrade away from data theft...
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by nisa 6y ago
It's also easy to get bitten by Docker. You can secure your server with iptables/ufw only to discover that docker happily punches through your firewall and you need to filter on the DOCKER-USER chain - and even that was broken: h
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by nisa 6y ago
I can only give you my take on it and I might be quite a bit off with it but here we go: It's good buisness and that's why it's popular. In germany (at least in the west, in the GDR no such thing existed) there is a special j
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by nisa 6y ago
I hate these cynic comments. There are always people involved that knew about his situation lied to him, took his money for fake cures and fake diagnosis. Every one of them should face charges and be forbidden to see patients. This quack bu
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by nisa 6y ago
The few times I've needed it due my uni not having access to a paper using the DOI worked - there is also reddit.com/r/scholar
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by nisa 6y ago
Thank you!
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by nisa 6y ago
Actually it started with delaying until it became acute/urgent and lot's of badly executed last-minute shit was created and that's probably okay, but at some point it changed for me - especially during times when you are not
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by nisa 6y ago
Words of warning from a not so young (36) chronic procrastinator with a rather messed up life: Take it seriously. I'm not talking about reading HN in your 7th work hour when doing stupid Excel sheets. I'm talking about messing up
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by nisa 6y ago
The used shuffle techniques before compresson might be useful for squashfs? We play around with a mesh network (freifunk.net) and there are ton's of cheap 4mb flash devices that need every kb of storage :)
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by nisa 6y ago
Google News is also pretty much totally broken for a while. You have to look very hard for a way to sort by date - by default it somehow thinks articles from 2018/2019 are what I'm after and it's often not returning articles

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