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prirun
5y ago
I think the heat given off by that CPU is what burnt down the barn.
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prirun
5y ago
Brian posted a histogram a while back on HN showing the backup size distribution of the unlimited customers. There was one customer backing up over 400TB. But, more than 50% of customers were backing up less than 300GB. IOW, they are pay
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5y ago
I agree. They should release all of the minor drug offenders, make recreational drugs legal, sell them at liquor stores, be done with the whole "war on drugs", and reduce police forces. For everyone worried about people driving w
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prirun
5y ago
> On the one hand, that makes it seem more egregious, but on the other, it maybe doesn't change the status quo for prison labor as much as one might hope. Society is already paying to house, feed, and monitor prisoners. We should a
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prirun
5y ago
I read that they've had trouble finding resources (people, materials) to fix up the houses for a flip.
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prirun
5y ago
Fingering is largely a planning problem. If your RH thumb is on C and the next note is D, it's obvious you play it with 2. But if the next note is the B below, you'd have to do something awkward to play it. So having your RH th
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5y ago
I was a terrible sight reader. My teachers never taught me is that sight-reading is a skill that has to be practiced, just like other piano skills. I bought a ton of books in this series and started spending time every day playing them: h
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prirun
5y ago
Learning rotation is important and there are lots of Taubman videos on YT that explain it in detail, usually with scales. In a nutshell, there is the concept of single rotation and double rotation. When finger-to-finger movement is in one
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5y ago
> I’ve seen some arguments that no one wants live in small towns. And I don’t necessarily disagree, because the centralization of talent, competition and investment is often what makes large cities attractive. I prefer small town life, a
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prirun
5y ago
I checked out a Temperpedic at a mattress store and liked it, but didn't like the $3-4K price tag. After checking on Amazon, I bought this one, figuring that for less than $300, if I hated it and bought the $3K mattress, an extra $300
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prirun
5y ago
They learned that they had the heat up too high and the frog noticed the water bubbling. So they lowered the heat.
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prirun
5y ago
It's easier for women to support themselves now too, so they don't have to stay married for financial reasons.
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Scaleway and Europe's big privacy focus
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prirun
5y ago
I just checked, and Scaleway's object store pricing is 0.01 euros/GB/mo (0.012 cents/GB/mo) vs Backblaze at 0.005 cents/GB/mo, so Scaleway is 2.4x more expensive at today's exchange rate: 0.012/0
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5y ago
They can also be used in the other direction, allowing a corporation with an initially open-source license to re-license all contributed work, including closing it off.
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prirun
5y ago
B2 also has a 1GB/day free egress allowance, which is what HashBackup uses to keep remote backup space optimized at no cost (I'm the author).
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prirun
5y ago
In 2018 they published a graph showing a user with a backup over 400TB. If they have space limits, they must be pretty high!
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5y ago
I'm the author of HashBackup. What I like about Backblaze B2 is that is has simple, no gimmick pricing, unlike almost every other cloud storage company. It doesn't have delete penalties, where they charge for storage you've
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5y ago
It would be very easy to test this by backing up a new Windows machine and monitoring outgoing network transfers. If you can backup an entire newly-installed Windows machine and don't see any significant transfers, it is being deduped
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5y ago
Brian from Backblaze posted a graph for 2018 showing how much data customers were backing up. More than 50% of customers were backing up less than 300GB. They're paying $6/mo for backups that would cost only $1.50/mo on B2.
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prirun
5y ago
I think the parent post is about the PC Backblaze backup service, not B2. The PC backup service does backup everything, and part of the reason for that is to make it extremely easy to setup. If they allowed selection of what to backup, it
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5y ago
The key thing is that health care is very uneven and unpredictable in the US, in my experience. I have called my primary doctor and gotten a referral the same day to a specialist. I have also waited 3 weeks to get a referral, and another
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5y ago
I don't know much about cryptocurrency, but have been investigating Storj recently for backup storage space because a HashBackup customer asked about it. Storj created an Ethereum-based token and one of its purposes was so they could c
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prirun
5y ago
(Author of Hashbackup) B2 pricing is 0.5 cents/GB/mo, R2 is 1.5 cents/GB/mo. B2 egress is 1 cents/GB/mo with 1GB/day free, R2 is free. If your cloud storage is for backups, B2 is likely to be less
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5y ago
As someone who has had shingles in my left eye for the last 4 years, I can tell you it's not something to mess around with. I didn't get the vaccine because everyone kept telling me to get it when I turned 60. Unfortunately, it
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5y ago
Great, let's send all death-row prisoners to France. This reminds me of all the far-right, Christian, pro-lifers: if they want to eliminate abortions, they should raise all the unwanted kids.
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5y ago
When I was a kid in the 60's, every yard was full of white clover and bees. Now most everyone around me has beautiful, perfect grass with no weeds and no clover. And no bees.
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5y ago
I was always taking things apart as a kid (usually breaking them), started with computers my jr year in high school, and won the U of L ACM programming contest that year. I have always loved programming. I billed Ford 300 hours one month
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5y ago
In a previous life, I and a biz partner ran a web company on about 5 servers. We cabled the serial ports together in a daisy chain, used serial port consoles, and had software running on every system to access the ports. This way, if a sy
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5y ago
I'm author of HashBackup and regularly run performance comparisons between object storage services. While I agree than S3 performance is generally better than B2, I personally have not seen a 10x difference in egress performance. Here
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