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by scurvy 7y ago
If that's your goal, use automount or mount everything at boot. systemd is not the correct answer here.
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by scurvy 7y ago
I don't like it when my process init and logging system also tries to manage my volume mounts. If I unmount a device, I don't want systemd going behind my back and remounting it for me. It's non standard behavior changes like
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by scurvy 7y ago
Media Monkey does all of the things you mentioned, and with a GUI. Rip, store, convert, transfer.
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by scurvy 7y ago
It's not unusual but it's not a good idea. Just keep it confidential until ready, or ship a MVP and launch it as a real thing.
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by scurvy 7y ago
Don't announce a beta unless it's available for public sign up. Or just wait until the product is GA...like a regular company. Otherwise it leads to customer disappointment and disillusionment. Just pull VPN for programmable wirel
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by scurvy 7y ago
Until they actually ship and make it GA, I reserve the right to call this vapor ware like the rest of the Twilio announcements in the past year. When is VPN for programmable wireless going to ship? Never?
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by scurvy 7y ago
Yes Miami is awash in dirty money from South America (Brazil and Argentina mostly). https://www.miamiherald.com/real-estate/article221739550.htm...
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by scurvy 7y ago
Netflix also arbitrages compute and encode across all major clouds depending on spot pricing. They treat the commodity...like a commodity.
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by scurvy 7y ago
Smart cards? They were designed for this.
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by scurvy 8y ago
And as much as people used to hate taxis, the tide is turning to people hating Uber/Lyft more...mainly due to trying to kill passengers, pedestrians, bicyclists at a greater rate since the drivers aren't professionals and rarely k
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by scurvy 8y ago
While one major use of something like this would be backups, how does one handle these backup sets with respect to GDPR requests? The window to respond is 30 days, so keeping backups longer than say 25 days seems cumbersome. You would need
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by scurvy 8y ago
Gold Coast homes selling at 20% off list (if they sell). Socketsite has a great example. Alameda has peaked and you're screwed if you bought there in the last 5 years.
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by scurvy 8y ago
I'd rather deal with saltwater intrusion than the NO SWB and mayor.
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by scurvy 8y ago
There's some visibly new pumping stations and some that shut down, but they don't run these. As a result, they're left to the city to mismanage and have normal storms turn into bad floods. I'm not being political here, t
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by scurvy 8y ago
There's a ton of dumb, rich money in Miami pushing prices up to embezzle money out of corrupt regimes all over the world. When things get bad, they'll just find the next place and fly out on private jets. Those flying commercial w
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by scurvy 8y ago
Is this a joke? We have water boil advisories on a quarterly basis because the drinking water is totally screwed by neglected infrastructure.
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by scurvy 8y ago
Ringly. It was a well executed niche product that was priced at for-profit margins. Not sure why the company went under, but they did. As anyone with kids know, not everything needs to have a screen or be "smart" (aka pain in the
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by scurvy 8y ago
You can afford to pay more for a larger home but can't afford double the tax? That doesn't make sense. The mortgage jump should be a bit a lot more than the taxes considering market moves. I think the new tax regime has more to do
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by scurvy 8y ago
Yeah well that stat isn't relevant because that's not the rate I actually pay. Literally couldn't care less what others pay. All stats are local.
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by scurvy 8y ago
In the past, it was easy to point at prop 13. With the new tax regime, that's less of a thing.
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by scurvy 8y ago
How did you arrive at 0.68%? I pay a lot more than that.
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by scurvy 8y ago
"Nobody goes there any more. It's too crowded." -Yogi Berra
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by scurvy 8y ago
Alameda County increasing while SF and the peninsula are flat to down should be ringing very loud alarm bells in people's heads. Alameda County is not a sophisticated buyers market. This same county was hit hardest and had the most for
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by scurvy 8y ago
France has many levels of police, too. Most countries have similar federations as in your US example. In France, the CRS is a reserve force of the national police who specialize in crowd and riot control. If you've ever been to a sport
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by scurvy 8y ago
Unfortunately that compact strategy doesn't work in the market, just ask Sony. Sony has been making compact phones with flagship specs for years without much success. The phones are great, too (good feel, more than powerful enough, gre
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by scurvy 8y ago
It's thinking like that which leads to web page bloat. CPU resources aren't free, especially in an environmental capacity.
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by scurvy 8y ago
Fragments are still fragments. If QUIC allows for IPv4 router based fragmentation, you're still susceptible to attack. V4 frags don't carry port information (there's no header). IPv6 is better since there is no fragmentation.
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by scurvy 8y ago
Does QUIC allow for UDP fragments? If so, we're screwed since most traffic is still IPv4.
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by scurvy 8y ago
QUIC will also usher in a new era of volumetric DDoS attacks. No longer can content providers use upstream ACLs to block udp garbage and fragments. The only option will be to use Fastly, AWS, or Cloudflare to ride out attacks. QUIC is the t
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by scurvy 8y ago
Does nginx still halt the master process when you have more than 70k cert/key pairs and send it a hup?

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