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   by nix23 4y ago

   I had a customer, big "big" database >10TB used just internally, they paid 1000's of dollars monthly for "cloud", installed 2 redundant server's with backup's snapshot's just everything. Performanc
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   by nix23 4y ago

   > An iPhone gets updated certificates every time iOS is updated. No you get updated certs from cert-authorities (the one's trusted by apple/google/mozilla etc), the ones who "signed" the received certs from websi
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   by nix23 4y ago

   Exactly, if i want to test my pf firewall with "triggers" then this is one way, test my IDS etc, and with installed Kali everything is possible ;) just perfect! Big Thanks to the Creators!!
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   by nix23 4y ago

   The difference is that in russia corruption is "in theory" illegal, in germany no one (if you are a politician) gets hurt. You forgot the mask-scandal ;)
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   by nix23 4y ago

   Germany not Spain.... >>difficult to imagine ways to end up more incompetent than literally all German public I think that pretty much sums it up perfectly.
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   by nix23 4y ago

   >There may be good technical and legal reasons why the certificates can't be updated remotely or are set to expire, but if I were the companies involved I would take in some devices, 'refurbish' them with new certificates
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   by nix23 4y ago

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJJmoDZ3il8 >>SSL Certificate Explained https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86cQJ0MMses >>TLS Handshake Explained - Computerphile
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   FreeBSD available on OracleCloud(blogs.oracle.com)

   2 points by nix23 4y ago|0 comments
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   by nix23 4y ago

   Or just the 16 free RHEL instances...per person ;)
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    by nix23 4y ago

    Rhel9 is great and free for up to 16 instances..yes for production too..and no prob for the workstation with the epel and rpmfusion repos added. SElinux is mostly why i use rhel based system's. But debian, fedora, nix and arch are grea
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    by nix23 4y ago

    That's why i wrote "moonbase" where your fresh veggies could also clean the air. But yes algea are maybe better if you have the power to circulate them, pressured air to blow it truth and a filter to take the dead ones out, b
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    by nix23 4y ago

    >Unused RAM is wasted ram, Sorry but you get that wrong, that's just meant for file buffer and caches etc. NOT actually bloat.
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    by nix23 4y ago

    CO2 or Oxygen levels are normally never a problem, not even on mount Everest (where the air pressure is the problem). It's for sure not a solution but an interesting research field to remove toxic chemicals...for long duration spacefli
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    by nix23 4y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenVMS#File_system >> DEC attempted to replace it with a log-structured file system file system named Spiralog first released in 1995. However, Spiralog was discontinued due to a va
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    by nix23 4y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AdvFS
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    by nix23 4y ago

    >I don't use ZFS since it's not licensed correctly, Oh look a hobby-lawyer!! Please Linus, license your code "correctly" it's called ISC not GPL.
17. 587.▲
    by nix23 4y ago

    SLES explicitly say's just use it for the system NOT Data...there you use XFS.
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    by nix23 4y ago

    That's why i specifically wrote -> stable...
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    by nix23 4y ago

    Well you can do that kind of with zfs filesystems, and the "object" is the recordsize.
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    by nix23 4y ago

    Hmm you could be right, i found nothing about that it is calculated at read-time. Just with fsck.
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    by nix23 4y ago

    Hmm maybe something like Bluestore? https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/rados/configuration/storage-...
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    by nix23 4y ago

    >I think NILFS is a hidden gem. I’ve been using it exclusively in my Linux laptops, desktops etc. since ca. 2014 Yes it's really sad, there we have a native and stable check-summing fs, and nearly no one knows about it.
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    by nix23 4y ago

    >z/OS machine so I can write some Go ehh...well i let you figure it out...
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    by nix23 4y ago

    I was a bit too in suggesting asking OpenBSD dev's :)
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    by nix23 4y ago

    I suggest you first rewrite a operatingsystem in rust, maybe ask the openbsd community.
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    by nix23 4y ago

    True, but you can install KICKS instead of CICS ;) But you are right, if you want that, got to zexplore. If you want a taste of Mainframes then MVS and VM/370 are a excellent starting point. BTW: If you understand "Berkeley Unix..
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    by nix23 4y ago

    Yes they are NOT PowerCPU's but the core's are based on the power architecture with ++ and secret sauce.
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    by nix23 4y ago

    Power is Mainframe (the cores are power) too, with a OS/370 Microcode layer on top of it, with a layer of z/VM Microcode Code on top that (for LPARS etc), and then the installed z/OS or Z/VM and inside Z/VM a Z&#x2F
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    by nix23 4y ago

    >and I have zero idea how to even install the OS. You definitely lack motivation, maybe search for something else then Mainframes then? ;)
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    by nix23 4y ago

    >No free developer OS distributions or licenses, (so no way to run them on an emulator), no freely available emulators for modern hardware & OS releases, nothing. Distro: https://wotho.ethz.ch/tk4-/ Update to Di