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Not average, but normal. What I mean is, they just have a plain old rsync.net account and pay no premium nor incur any penalty for using all of those inodes. You are correct: the average customer does not use billions of inodes.
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4y ago
Just email info@rsync.net. We have a HN discount and we’ll get you up and running this weekend. You can even direct transfer from google drive to your new account here - no reason to use your own bandwidth.
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I see it speculated, downthread, that this is a response to modern web-dev and node (?) creating millions of files, etc. I can’t comment on that but I do know that modern, encrypted, archive tools such as duplicity and borg and restic “ch
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4y ago
5M files. Pfft. If your cloud storage account can’t gracefully handle that and keep that handling totally transparent to you you should move on. I’m sure there must be some provider out there that can handle that uninteresting workload …
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4y ago
Does beeper have an API with a curl interface ? As in, I can run a curl command with an API key and generate an imessage ? How can I throw money at this today ? EDIT: OK, I understand that the same restrictions are extant that always have b
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4y ago
"What field of economic thought leads you to claim that inflation can (and should) be controlled by taxing the rich?" Not "the rich" per se, but he is speaking of MMT[1] which maintains that the government of a sovereign
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"You can control inflation with taxes, and it's a more fiscally responsible way to do it." There is an interesting and compelling theory that you can control inflation with taxes (broadly, MMT[1]) but the cautious and (in m
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Nit: it devalues fixed rate debt. I’m not sure if poor or “working class” demographics have enough exposure to fixed rate debt to make inflation a net gain. If they are homeowners, likely it is: most people knew better to take out ARMs t
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Yes - built-in kvm and built-in UPS. I had an old dell laptop that had a double-high pcmcia port and I inserted two xircom realport LAN cards and had a very nice router with three NICs and no dongles.
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4y ago
"I'm a bit of geek about AT&T history and often annoy my friends by pointing out the Bell symbol ..." https://twitter.com/rsyncnet/status/1435981763864584201 ... just scroll down ...
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Interesting… I was thinking the opposite… My personal ability to generate millions of real-looking messages has now exploded and I wonder how these proposed structures will function if everyone sends each other 1k suspicious messages every
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Your math is correct, of course, but these aren't the two strategies to choose between and there is a set of behaviors for which your parent is correct. The issue (using your analogy) is that Bob is exposed to profound, unseen risks th
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4y ago
Naked capitalism blog.
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"... stuff that got financed five years ago, and probably has pretty decent loan to values given that the property values are in most cases up from where they were 5 years ago." Yes, that is the hope - and the narrative - but we&#
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"San Franciscans seems to have just collectively abandoned downtown. Empty offices, empty retail, empty streets, seemingly no attempt to do anything new down there." I live in the SFBA - quite close to downtown - and I am both opt
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"I'm skeptical about what probably an expensive lower-story apartment with a view out into basically a lightwell would be like." The key here (I assume) is that it is a 90 year old skyscraper (according to your parent) and th
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Two questions from someone who genuinely considering paying for "Little Snitch Mini": 1) Can I install this myself, without the app store ? Is there a binary or .dmg (or whatever) with published checksums that I can just download
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"It turns out that Xcode is also using the same domain to host an API for their cloud CI/CD offering. (hypothetical example) ..." By "domain" I think you mean a full FQDN and not a top-level "apple.com" an
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"I see both sides. This dilemma is capitalist hell." It seems simple to just offer a few different pricing models and let users choose which suits them. Why not offer both a recurring subscription and a lifetime option ? Not o
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That's the point - it's an end-run around the existing police institutions and unions, etc. Both destinations - the communities that one polices in during the five year "public service" stint and the eventual destination
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"There needs to be a police reform." Americorps style residency in low income areas for, let's say, five years. After such period, with exemplary behavior, one would become eligible for subsidized home ownership in a high inc
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One caveat here ... The baseband processor also performs real time audio and noise cancelling functions . So while I have had some decent luck with VOIP and dialer apps that live solely in the application layer, voice quality and noise can
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I keep interesting and valuable repos in my rsync.net account and I use git to pull them directly: ssh user@rsync.net git clone mirror … blah blah … … which is nice because I don’t use my own bandwidth.
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"...they want stricter vetting of what constitutes a problem worth working on." How should we choose the approved projects and to whom should we assign them ? Where shall I pick up my work-book for the month ? Who will stamp it fo
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Thank you - that's interesting. However, it then raises the question: What are they doing on aircraft carriers and how is that different ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aircraft_catapult ... I assumed those had s
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"The SR-71 was of course made of Titanium and dealt with (2) by taking off with as little fuel as possible and then refueling once it was up in the air -- an answer which isn't suitable for civilian use." Couldn't we, in
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"The challenge is what is the closest hack to get around it ..." I owe it to you to be capable of (among other things): a few minutes of chest compressions, running a mile or so for help, and dragging an adult body a few hundred
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4y ago
"It just sounds like a big scam. Why do private bankers get to create money and decide who gets it? It feels like there has to be a better way." It's a time-shift. That's all. You can absolutely run an economy - and a c
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"97% of these MBS were 10+ year duration, with a weighted average yield of 1.56%." I'd like to learn more about the dramatic drop in MBS - elsewhere, downthread, it is asserted that they have dropped 30-50% ? I understand th
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Someone should have explained it to him … as if he were a small child … or a golden retriever…
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