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by nuker 5y ago
> If you use life cycle management and data streams (which AWS doesn't have), you'd be able to control the sizes of your hot indices (i.e. the ones you write to) AWS has lifecycle stuff, a year ago. And index management is not
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by nuker 5y ago
> I have self hosted personal mail for over a decade. Maybe thats why it works for you. Try making new one?
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by nuker 5y ago
> something like a VDO or ZFS backed storage system And what text search engine?
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by nuker 5y ago
Thanks mate. I did tried Elastic before settling on AWS ES, it was slower somehow. As for Kibana features, im happy with barebones :) > you use e.g. file or docker beats for collecting logs. My setup is custom app reading from CW Logs. B
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by nuker 5y ago
Is there alternative to ES that scales nicely? I'm running ELK stack for logging using AWS Elasticsearch. Logs have unpredictable traffic volume and even overprovisioned ES cluster gets clogged sometimes. I wonder is there something mo
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Apple iTunes Match Trouble(discussions.apple.com)
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by nuker 5y ago
> But if you want full disk encryption for a server without the need to attend it in person to enter the password every time it restarts … So TPMs are great if you're a big corporation! Also great for personal NAS for example. But i
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by nuker 5y ago
its 650mm already :)
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by nuker 5y ago
> I don't buy it. Size? I’d never change my chinese x86, 10W TDP, mini-pc running OPNsense for a Pi. Its perfect size. But I have to use Pi for my drone video, nothing else will fit.
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by nuker 5y ago
iOS iMessage bugs parsing images, I recall
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by nuker 5y ago
> You can't really serialize something like an ami. Copy AMI to separate AWS account, not in your Org, and keep keys to that account offline.
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by nuker 5y ago
> in order to strengthen an already robust case far from robust, more like a joke thats not funny
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by nuker 5y ago
Powerbeats have physical rocker buttons
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by nuker 5y ago
So how do i do ‘pip3 install requests’ for example?
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by nuker 5y ago
> Based on the full-length videos, I'd say it's more like 99.9% You assumed numbers are time. Now assume numbers are manoeuvres.
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by nuker 5y ago
> Adding LIDAR would only complicated it. More sensors is better. They just have not yet learned how to merge data. Example is drone autopilot, that have IMU and GPS and uses Kalman filtering.
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by nuker 5y ago
Yea, I use AWS, subnets, Sec Groups, IAM Roles, different case
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by nuker 5y ago
Nice try, lol. People, never enter your passwords on such pages.
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by nuker 5y ago
Compliance: all internal traffic must SSL too! Reality: Cert errors, cert expiry, stuff starts breaking Compliance: Encryption at rest! Me, designing for AWS: wtf?!?
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by nuker 5y ago
All that you said just confirms they don’t need or use users data. Closed, yes, but I feel safer this way, I’m a consumer, not developer.
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by nuker 5y ago
> Apple is capable See my previous reply, they are not in Ad business, they make money on devices.
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by nuker 5y ago
I meant Privacy, it is important to me.
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by nuker 5y ago
Google business is built on using your data, it is truly an Ad company, while Apple is not. And common perception of Android as open source, it is not. Google Play Services runs all the time and is closed source.
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by nuker 5y ago
Do you honestly think Android and Google are better?
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by nuker 5y ago
> OSM on its own is basically a database, and an ecosystem with some apps of varying quality built on top. MapOut is very good, paid but worth it. I tried many others before.
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by nuker 5y ago
> VPNs are unnecessary for most "normal people" Normal people watch porn and get torrents too. So, necessary, at times. Having it always on helps cloak your browsing history, and searches in incognito tabs, which is always good
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by nuker 5y ago
VPNs are fine for normal people. The post is misleading. Just do some quick research on VPN company.
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by nuker 5y ago
> DoH. It seems like there a ton of unnecessary overhead added This. Why the hell everyone ignores DoT, much simpler one? Yes, China, censorship, but Canada? And I’m still unsure if there are http cookies in DoH, or not, or possibly mayb
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by nuker 5y ago
> There is nothing complicated to deploy a single deployment on Kubernetes Maybe, not there yet. People are too busy deploying Kube itself.
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by nuker 5y ago
I get your point. No, I have nothing stolen, and I def will not enter my password on HIBP ever :). I think this IP based security checks should be on by default, yes, but with opt-out option. Im using VPN all the time and getting sick of “n

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