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721.
by nuker 6y ago
Just switch from kube to ECS already, if you're in AWS. Much better integration and support.
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by nuker 6y ago
> Being difficult != good. I did not say that. I said some are good, and named one.
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by nuker 6y ago
> Personally I've found certifications are a good way to show you're good at passing certifications, and nothing else. Some are good. I did AWS Solution Architect Pro, and this one was tough, one needs years of hands on to pass
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by nuker 6y ago
Google collects Android users’ locations even when location services are disabled https://qz.com/1131515/google-collects-android-users-locatio...
725.
by nuker 6y ago
How does it compares to Disqus?
726.
by nuker 6y ago
Safari is healthy 31%, nice
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by nuker 6y ago
They do, they insert "privacy" in all comms, fancy new switches in apps, trying their best to look concerned. And it works, people feel good after flipping off yet another "privacy" switch.
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by nuker 6y ago
> turning history back off What does that achieve? They still receive your data, unless you are logged off and not using any google software.
729.
by nuker 6y ago
Google customers are corp's marketing departments, not people. People are natural resource for Ad data mining, which usage should be taxed or licenced by govs, btw, like oil. Amazon just sells stuff, so customers are people.
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by nuker 6y ago
I wanted it look pretty, so i went with cheap slim brushed aluminium miniITX box. Fixing MB, notebook PSU and disks will be custom job.
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by nuker 6y ago
J4105 have total of 6 PCIe lanes, thats probably why. It'll still take SATA SSD in second M.2.
732.
by nuker 6y ago
Not related, but I found amazingly rich x86 SBC with 2x M.2 slots, Seeed Odyssey, $188 or $218 with 64GB eMMC. https://www.seeedstudio.com/ODYSSEY-X86J4105864-p-4447.html
733.
by nuker 6y ago
> if you search for anything that has any kind of business relevance you'll almost exclusively find shallow, SEO optimized texts I get only links to stores, first two pages at least. Is it because VPN and no cookies? I started addin
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by nuker 6y ago
Thanks! In the article: "ZFS and Btrfs provide a bit-rot protection at the same level of SnapRAID, always checking data before using it." Does it mean that Btrfs and SnapRAID need ECC too or they have some workarounds for using no
735.
by nuker 6y ago
I heard you need ECC RAM for FreeNAS, which uses ZFS? Why?
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by nuker 6y ago
I just bought x86 SBC (8GB RAM, J4105, 3x SATA) and a bunch of 10TB drives and cannot decide on software for DIY NAS.
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SnapRAID, unRAID, ZFS and Btrfs comparison table(snapraid.it)
5 points by nuker 6y ago|5 comments
738.
by nuker 6y ago
> Kind of surprised the article didn't mention .. What does it mention?
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by nuker 6y ago
Not a single real world engineering example and analysis. Concepts and culture stuff.
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by nuker 6y ago
> To the backside of this hole is connected a Y-shaped tube Drawing a pic would be nice
741.
by nuker 6y ago
> .. very much going to happen That's prediction, not facts I asked for.
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by nuker 6y ago
I say let them both bleed to death, for a better world. Pity is that there is no guarantee that survivor will be shot in the head after that.
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by nuker 6y ago
> I would think it's just impossible to secure all that You can make sure your village have no spies, you cannot ensure the same for a city. I bet every large enough network is compromised to some degree.
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by nuker 6y ago
> For DoT, a block on UDP/853 is all that's needed. I cannot imagine it happening, it has to be blanket ban. Real life examples, excluding China? > tracked by DNS resolvers without cookies Thats Very clever :)) Safari fixed
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by nuker 6y ago
> With both a DNS-over-HTTP client and potentially a DNS-over-QUIC in the browser and serving advertisements over QUIC... there is a good chance that the world will see unblockable advertisements And better tracking. In DoH RFC [0], 8. P
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by nuker 6y ago
> .. “do not sell or share” GPC signal What about storing, using for making user profiles, using for targeted ads ?
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by nuker 6y ago
No, it is too harsh. These rules will work for most people. In social media, never share your address book and don't give your phone number, which is very powerful identifier. Unique email is good too.
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by nuker 6y ago
> I strongly believe we have lost the war for privacy and security You are mistaken counselor (c) The Descendants. These three easy things improve your privacy by 10x: - Incognito / Private browsing by default. Clears cookies used b
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Open-source self-hosted comments systems for static websites(lisakov.com)
241 points by nuker 6y ago|70 comments
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by nuker 6y ago
TFA is filled with Amazon affiliate links. To the brim.

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