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Like Proxmox but based on illumos/SmartOS(danube.cloud)
2 points by nix23 4y ago|0 comments
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by nix23 4y ago
Before my friends and i deleted all social media, we opened a pigeon-club, thats how we communicate today, also we exchange backups that way. Remember before you delete the bird on your phone buy some real ones. BTW: Don't use the pige
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by nix23 4y ago
Just if you want to be a hostage, they could change a don't did it.
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by nix23 4y ago
> a raspi is a GNU/Linux platform I run BSD/BSD on it and it's not a platform but a Computer. >nobody considers an Arduino a "computer" True, because it's a f*** Microcontroller understood?
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by nix23 4y ago
Yeah let's stop here, you say people think Linux can run "general-purpose apps" but a raspi cant. Just stop try to prove your right...by moving the goalposts. Arduino is a Micro-controller, Raspberrypi is a SBC -> Single b
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by nix23 4y ago
It's not a browser for "most users", and with your logic there are just two "computers" Apple and Windows. I also have a File-browser on my system and it has nothing todo with html or google. >they're equati
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by nix23 4y ago
>One cosmic-ray bit-flip per 256MB per month. Significantly more for computers on aircrafts at higher altitudes. Yes thats why you have max altitude for normal servers/hardware and it's also more disastrous on modern HW -> s
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by nix23 4y ago
What a sad mindset to believe google = internet ...that's just sad, especially for HN
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by nix23 4y ago
>They're so rare, They are not rare, just because you don't detect them (consumer hardware) means nothing. >>study done by IBM in the 1990’s that referenced 1 cosmic ray bit flip per 256MB of memory per month https:&#x2F
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by nix23 4y ago
Maybe you haven't seen big servers, but some blade-servers need >15 minutes just for the hardware check, same with big switches and san's.
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by nix23 4y ago
The Bird-ride of Rocketman a discworld novel
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by nix23 4y ago
Well Dave Cutler changed from DEC to Microsoft. VMS is the older system specialized for big servers "fast" networks, clusters and security. When Cutler went to Microsoft the restrictions where clearly the slow and small PC's
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by nix23 4y ago
Why do you think Alan Cox said the following: “Linus is a good developer, but is a terrible engineer. I'm sure that he'll agree with me.” :)
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by nix23 4y ago
Plan9/9Front is maintained and OpenVMS comes out for x64 ~Mai ;) You just have to use it.
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by nix23 4y ago
If you don't even know what "multi-user" in a OS context means you should go back to the book's and learn actually something.
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by nix23 4y ago
>would you be in a hurry to pay them back Yes, because i don't like to call myself a shitty human.
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by nix23 4y ago
More C and RTEMS, maybe ADA/SPARK too (least prio)
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by nix23 4y ago
>I wonder how big that offline DB will be. PB range? I theory ~ 99PB https://archive.org/donate/ >>We promise to put your donation to good use as we continue to store over 99 petabytes of data, including 625 b
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by nix23 4y ago
See, that's what i mean... Be happy and have a great day.
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by nix23 4y ago
>meaning that no, it's not just for fun. As if you know what fun is ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
>The comparison was due to the licence. Thanks Sherlock.
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by nix23 4y ago
My third point was fun, so that makes your answer unnecessary ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
https://www.openmandriva.org/en/news/article/openmandriva-lx... >>OpenMandriva Lx is a unique and independent linux distribution, a direct descendant of Mandriva Linux and the first Linux distribution u
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by nix23 4y ago
The Dutch made the bike-lanes after the 60s ;) >It isn’t a tabula rasa for each generation! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carfree_city -> that easy ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
Well, if you live in a democracy it's at least partially your fault that your city is like it is.
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by nix23 4y ago
>The original research papers around that work were published using RISC-V architecture, just because it was the only architecture that was open I was thinking that Mips and Power are "open" too, no?
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by nix23 4y ago
I really was hoping that this Tilck is a microkernel, otherwise i don't see any point compared to Free or NetBSD. But maybe it's just there because it's fun...and that's absolutely ok.
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by nix23 4y ago
>we only really use x86-64 and ARM64. What else is there that sets NetBSD apart? Who is "we"? In Space/Air-Domain Spark and PowerPC's are big...and netbsd too ;) Mips and Loongson are also a thing.
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by nix23 4y ago
I have panics about your reading capability ;)
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by nix23 4y ago
https://www.freshports.org/sysutils/nix/

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