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by p_ing 1y ago
A single SSD can (or at least NVMe can). You have to question whether or not you need it -- what are you doing that you would go line-speed a large portion of time that the time savings are worth it. Or it's just a toy, totally cool to
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by p_ing 1y ago
Oh, my bad, I don't recall mentioning price in my post. Rather I mentioned a system that has the PCIe lanes to accomidate 2.5G NICs + 4 NVMe drives without compromises.
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by p_ing 1y ago
N150 only supports 9 PCIe lanes. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/241636/...
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by p_ing 1y ago
Pi-Hole specifically has a limited number of officially supported OSes - https://docs.pi-hole.net/main/prerequisites/ . PfSense/Opnsense run on top of FreeBSD which is not supported by Pi-Hole. I assume this i
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by p_ing 1y ago
If you want something less "risky", ASRock Industrial has mini PCs which are great. I have an AliExpress N150, fully passive which worked just fine but then I saw the shiny of the Arrow Lake-H platform. Ended up getting a NUC BOX-
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by p_ing 1y ago
The consumption plan is the default plan, so technically you don't have to choose anything, just go with the defaults. But it disproves your point that you're "forced" to have an app service plan. At this point you'
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by p_ing 1y ago
I've provisioned many Azure Functions apps; there's nothing you can educate me on, here. Why do you care about a storage account so much? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/func.
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by p_ing 1y ago
> Case in point: the concept of a service plan. It's straight up stupid to have a so-called cloud provider force customers to manage how many instances packing X RAM and Y vCPUs you need to have to run a function-as-a-service app, a
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by p_ing 1y ago
You're really trying, aren't you :-) All of this can easily be automated/cloned if it is something you do often. An RG is a collection of (hopefully) related resources. Plans and the App are provisioned together in the web UI
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by p_ing 1y ago
You don't have to share anything across apps. When I ran public sites each received it's own App Service, though they were provisioned via ARM template because that's what you do (or Terraform, etc) rather than get into the U
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by p_ing 1y ago
The footnote points out that those are minimum limits. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-registry/c...
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by p_ing 1y ago
How does this not apply to - insert any product - in an enterprise space? With rare exceptions, users don't decide which software they use.
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by p_ing 1y ago
You can provision an Azure Web Service (PaaS web server running IIS or whatever the Linux version runs) which provisions the computational resource, Azure App Service, as part of the deployment steps. You certainly can do it in the way you&
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by p_ing 1y ago
Coming from a Windows enterprise background, the UI for the most part makes sense and not something I find difficult to navigate (the original UI was awful). I know your sentiment is not uncommon, but I'm unable to share it. I will agr
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by p_ing 1y ago
You weren't done when Gates said 640k was all you'd ever need? Neither myth will ever disappear.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Windows S exists today.
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by p_ing 1y ago
1M is a huge waste of memory. Imagine writing out a one sentence note in notepad and the resulting file being 1M on disk.
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by p_ing 1y ago
I believe this is true for x86 as a whole, but on NT any large page must be mapped with a single protection applied to the entire page, so if the page contains read-only code and read-write data, the entire page must be marked read-write.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Just a tease :-) On-premises means in a physical location, i.e. data center (or garage) in this context. On premise would mean based on an argument/inference.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Which premise is this based on?
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by p_ing 1y ago
No one will honestly want to know but you can just say "I have a few computers and a switch in the garage".
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by p_ing 1y ago
Writing technology books is exhausting and depending on what you're writing about and what equipment you may need, you could come out negative in the end. And for the consumer, what are you writing that they couldn't already find
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by p_ing 1y ago
Many people believe the earth is flat but we don't put any credence into their beliefs.
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by p_ing 1y ago
C:\ is the abstraction over the Win32 file namespace \\?\C\. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/fileio/namin... And of course, NT can do mount points.
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by p_ing 1y ago
And why is "old" "bad"? NT continues to do many things correctly. Linux continues to do many things correctly. macOS continues to exist. Etc.
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by p_ing 1y ago
"Shipped" means release to manufacturing (in that era).
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by p_ing 1y ago
You missed the weasel words. > We aren’t speaking to future branding at this time
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by p_ing 1y ago
No, it’s not marketing. A big security feature is VBS which isn’t supported on older CPUs.
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by p_ing 1y ago
It was never marketed as such; it was a single dev evangelist running their mouth.
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by p_ing 1y ago
The file system filter is still queried using exclusions. Eliminating all file system filters yields a faster read/write.

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