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by nuker 6y ago
Do they have their AWS infra code on github? I'd contribute some design ideas.
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by nuker 6y ago
Guys did benchmarks, AWS ES was as fast as hand rolled one, Elastic was few times slower. Searching in Kibana had substantial delay. Yea, I got bit once by one stuck blu-green. Root cause was zero free disk space, I now keep it at 25% And w
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by nuker 6y ago
> If I'm spending $100k/mo on my logging stack, and it's falling over frequently I do the same and AWS ES works fine. I did try Elastic, performance was bad. They run it in containers internally!
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by nuker 6y ago
a humble ask for eGPU support
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by nuker 6y ago
Yep
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by nuker 6y ago
Why L2TP and not IKEv2?
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by nuker 6y ago
> Not only is it much faster other VPNs IPSec is as fast as Wireguard. And there is native client in MacOS. As for bloated codebase, there is an OpenBSD iked rewrite.
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by nuker 6y ago
How MacOS deals with it? Any slowdowns too?
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by nuker 6y ago
> future-proof email solution for both personal and business usage Apple iCloud for personal use.
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by nuker 6y ago
Do you have Gmail account? Nothing beats free service.
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by nuker 6y ago
It is, it was likely some big thing, like strut support, not small hobby things like jewelry.
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by nuker 6y ago
Yea, OpenBSD iked is not Strongswan, its a new code. Much smaller and secure, not all features supported yet though, like redirect.
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by nuker 6y ago
"welding using daisy-chained car batteries" this is hardcore
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by nuker 6y ago
> Comparing Terraform to CloudFormation is more appropriate, and Terraform wins in terms of verbosity there every time. Nope.
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by nuker 6y ago
Any specific bugs?
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by nuker 6y ago
IPSec IKEv2. Look Ma, no apps! Native MacOS client.
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by nuker 6y ago
> .. install an aftermarket OS, like Lineage OS LineageOS for microG fork, lineage.microg.org. Lineage refused to include it for some reason.
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by nuker 6y ago
Yup, Lebensabschnittpartner looks quite different from wallpaper.
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by nuker 6y ago
Blend of verschlimmern (“to make worse”) +‎ verbessern (“to improve”) From your link ...
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by nuker 6y ago
> It would be limited to least-common denominator .. Thats exactly why it is not useful. You design your solution using all features of the LB, solution using only basic ones will be meh.
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by nuker 6y ago
Nothing, but the topic is security. Hackers will discard your data - no immediate gain.
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by nuker 6y ago
> As a coder, working on something older Have you seen Retina HiDPI displays? You'd never go back.
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by nuker 6y ago
For some CPUs 8G is the maximum amount, makes sense soldering it. J4105 for example on my SBC.
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by nuker 6y ago
Germans are cheating a bit, they just concatenate existing words and "hey, we have a word!"
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by nuker 6y ago
No repo should have secrets of any kind, no keys, no passwords.
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by nuker 6y ago
When I had one, updates via System Prefs worked just as fine.
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by nuker 6y ago
Not sure what you are about, wild guess is cfn nested stacks, yeah, I learned hard way to never use it, its a feature that should not be there.
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by nuker 6y ago
> ran up against a lot of its limitations. Maximum file size. Maximum resource count. Automatic rollbacks of THE WHOLE STACK I totally can see where this is coming from :) CFN is best used as separate templates/stacks for parts o
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by nuker 6y ago
Cloudformation is the best tool for aws infra-as-a-code. Nothing is even close to it. It rolls back, no leftovers on delete, fast parallel ops, full control of resource properties. Yes, some things can be better, but above is priceless. 10y
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by nuker 6y ago
22 References and like 5 pics. TFA was about UI.

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