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by rtp4me 2y ago
Yes, I understand. But, why can’t states help provide funding for the people who take care of the land? The states wouldn’t take over the land, just help maintain it. Volunteers, non-profits, etc could certainly help out here.
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by rtp4me 2y ago
While I recognize these are federal lands, I wonder if the states will pick up the slack to keep the parks open. In the end, Trump wants the states to do more with less federal government involvement, thus, I am not surprised at the force
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GitHub Fork of "Zrepl"(github.com)
1 points by rtp4me 2y ago|1 comments
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by rtp4me 2y ago
For those of you who use "zrepl" for ZFS replication, you may want to checkout the fork from "dsh2dsh" - https://github.com/dsh2dsh/zrepl . This new fork provides a bunch of updates to zrepl includi
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by rtp4me 2y ago
Thanks for this! I have been using LXC/LXD for a long time and never knew about systemd-nspawn. Time to go learn something new!
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by rtp4me 2y ago
We were running very large storage volumes in Azure (+2TB) and wanted to leverage ZFS compression to save money. After running some performance testing, we landed on a good balance of PGSQL and ZFS options that worked well for us.
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by rtp4me 2y ago
It is - depending on the read-vs-write workload. For our workload, we landed on a record size (blocksize) of 128K which gives us 3x-5x compression. Contrary to the 8KB/16KB suggestions on the internet, our testing indicated 128K was
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by rtp4me 2y ago
For our production PGSQL databases, we use a combination of PGTuner[0] to help estimate RAM requirements and PGHero[1] to get a live view of the running DB. Furthermore, we use ZFS with the built-in compression to save disk space. Togethe
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by rtp4me 2y ago
Sorry - just bought a new Toyota RAV-4; it does not have auto-lane change, the ability to auto merge onto the highway, the ability to auto-stop at the stop-light, etc. It does have adaptive cruise control and the ability to stay inside the
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by rtp4me 2y ago
What? Every car can automatically change lanes, automatically merge into traffic, automatically exit to an off-ramp, automatically go around a round-about, etc? I think there may be a language barrier here because most cars/trucks I
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by rtp4me 3y ago
Congrats to the team! I know it has been a long process, but kudos for sticking with it!
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by rtp4me 3y ago
Same here. Turned in my 14" MBP M1 for a M2 15" MB-Air (1TB NVMe, 24G RAM). Lightweight, fast, excellent 15" screen. Hands down the best laptop I have ever had (and I have a stack of MBP boxes in my closet from the past 10
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by rtp4me 3y ago
After seeing some of the unrealistic numbers, I set primarycache=metadata just like you pointed out. And, you are correct, I need to learn to be a better tester...
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by rtp4me 3y ago
What methods/tools are you using to benchmark your ZFS systems?
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by rtp4me 3y ago
We are currently testing a number of systems with 12x 30TB NVMe drives with Debian 12 and ZFS 2.2.0. Each of our systems have 2x 128G EPYC CPUs, 1.5TB of RAM, and a dual-port 100GbE NICs. These systems will be used to run KVM VMs plus g
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by rtp4me 3y ago
Maybe in your world, but certainly not mine.
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by rtp4me 3y ago
To me, it is absolutely obvious. I have worked with lots of people in tech; mainly non-programmers (eg: lab managers, system engineers, cloud architects, etc). And, from my experience, many of those people prefer to talk face-to-face abou
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by rtp4me 3y ago
And, to play devils advocate, how about the other way around? How about employers who really want employees to succeed but employees who don't want to put in the effort? Or, how about employees who believe what reddit tells them: the
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by rtp4me 3y ago
I will be very happy when the vast majority of consumer vehicles are electric. The amount of extra heat generated by people sitting in their running cars with the AC running is incredible. I get it - this can’t be helped while at a stop sig
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by rtp4me 3y ago
If you are inclined to share your VC experience, you might want to reach out to the founder of Dioxus. As a recent YC 23 “winner” and recent (ex)employee of CloudFlare, I’m sure the founder would love to get your personal take on VC funding
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by rtp4me 3y ago
Indeed, it seems iVentoy uses NBD to present block storage devices (eg: ISOs) to the DHCP client. I just installed iVentoy 1.0.08 in my lab on a Debian 12 VM (via VMware 8 server). From there, I created a new VM and booted Linux Mint 21.1
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by rtp4me 3y ago
Personally, I don’t think you’re in the minority at all. I suspect many people prefer working in an office collaborating with their peers (myself included).
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by rtp4me 3y ago
My $0.02. Probably not much different... In my opinion, it's just the "human condition". Like adults, kids want to take the least path of resistance. Since learning is difficult for some/most of us, avoiding school is
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by rtp4me 3y ago
While not quite hackable, I just bought (today) a Minisforum UM773 with 32G DDR5 RAM, 512G NVMe, and an AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS (8C/16T - 3.2GHz base clock). Paid $579 shipped to my door. Both the RAM and NVMe drive are easily upgradable.
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by rtp4me 4y ago
Personally, I would find this very useful. I (used to) create internal tech training videos for our organization and would routinely stumble when doing voice overlay. Even though everything was scripted out, it took lots of editing time t
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by rtp4me 4y ago
We have this sort of issue with my mother-in-law (90s). The best thing I did was setup a Chromebook (ChromeOS Flex) with just the basics (mail, photos, etc). From there, we routinely login to the GMail account and remove crap from her ema
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by rtp4me 4y ago
Thanks for this. Today, I had to open an account to send money to a friend. I was torn between Zelle and Venmo. Per my son's recommendation I went with Venmo. Not sure how many folks get screwed by Zelle, but your post made me feel
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by rtp4me 4y ago
Yep - 100% agree. I opened a new business back in Nov/Dec 2022, and no less than two weeks did I get multiple, official-looking payment requests for labor law posters. They looked very real with some verbiage about "failure to c
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by rtp4me 4y ago
No kidding. It would be fascinating to see who joins the bidding process and what kind of leverage/collateral they use.
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by rtp4me 4y ago
Slightly tangental, Fidelity also has the option to put your accounts in "lock down" mode to prevent funding *outflows* (even transfers between accounts). This can help secure your account in addition to 2FA. I learned about thi

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