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by secure 11y ago
Same here. But when it comes to playing music stored locally, I’ve been using cmus for many years without trouble.
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Stolon – PostgreSQL cloud native HA replication manager(github.com)
4 points by secure 11y ago|0 comments
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by secure 11y ago
1 Gbps symmetrical FTTH here. I never need to prepare anything or think about bandwidth. Want to boot a Linux distribution from a USB memory stick? Don’t wait 15 minutes for the download to finish, just wget to your USB memory stick directl
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by secure 11y ago
Yeah. It’s note-worthy that as foreigner, I can’t use Lyft at all currently, even when I’m in the states, as none of their payment methods work: they don’t accept credit cards outside the US/canada, they don’t accept Google Wallet if y
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by secure 11y ago
Disconnect cables from each switch and see when the ping replies stop :).
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by secure 11y ago
Out of curiosity, what is your reason for using wifi hotspots in today’s world? Personally, I don’t bother connecting to a wifi network anymore (except when I’m at home or at work) because the mobile network is just so fast and convenient.
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by secure 11y ago
I like rkt’s focus on deployment issues that Docker currently still has — as an example, rkt verifies signatures by default. As another example, rkt intends to work better with systemd/kubernetes, but AIUI that’s still on the roadmap a
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by secure 11y ago
Downloading from one-click hosters such as uploaded or keep2share is easily possible with speeds exceeding 50 MB/s. When using a download manager (i.e. multiple concurrent downloads, with, say, 6 connections), I can max out a Gigabit (
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by secure 11y ago
Not “the server”, the attacker logged into a honeypot, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeypot_%28computing%29
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by secure 12y ago
Track https://bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2319 I worked on this for a while, but lost motivation because of the slow development speed. If you’re more motivated, you’re very welcome to pick up where I left and brin
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by secure 12y ago
Author here. For the impatient: this is an IRC network implemented as a distributed system implemented in Go on top of https://raftconsensus.github.io/ If you have any questions/comments, I’m happy to answer them.
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RobustIRC – IRC without netsplits(robustirc.net)
2 points by secure 12y ago|1 comments
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by secure 12y ago
But ~ is not a valid character in nicknames in the first place, according to RFC 1459, see https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1459#section-2.3.1 : <nick> ::= <letter> { <letter> | <number>
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by secure 12y ago
I used to use InfluxDB + a custom program to scrape HTTP endpoints and insert them into InfluxDB before. After playing around with Prometheus for a day or so, I’m convinced I need to switch to Prometheus :). The query language is so much be
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Patch for Universal Second Factor (U2F) Support in OpenSSH(lists.mindrot.org)
1 points by secure 12y ago|0 comments
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Debian Code Search: how we reduced query runtime from 20m to 2m for slow queries(people.debian.org)
7 points by secure 12y ago|0 comments
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by secure 12y ago
Does this work outside the US?
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by secure 12y ago
Another interesting angle is that it’s not only application software we need to change, but also the hardware drivers are not quite there yet: I have a Dell UP2414Q (3840x2160 resolution, driven via DisplayPort 1.2) connected to a nVidia GT
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by secure 12y ago
Sweet. I’m in the same boat, using buildbot to produce binary packages (from git) for Debian unstable and the most recent Ubuntu release. I’m particularly interested in the orchestration part of what they come up with in order to quickly bo
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by secure 12y ago
With pgpool2 and two servers, I can have synchronous commits _as long as_ both servers are healthy, and still continue operating (with less durability) when only one server is healthy. Of course, it’s impossible to protect against data loss
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by secure 12y ago
After reading the manual again, I recall what made me not pursue the PostgreSQL built-in master/slave replication: """ Commits made when synchronous_commit is set to on or remote_write will wait until the synchronous sta
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by secure 12y ago
The email address is the same as the domain, just with the first dot replaced by an @ sign :).
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by secure 12y ago
After reading its README.rst, it seems to me like wal-e only cares about backing up (and restoring) WAL files, not about synchronuous replication like the original article.
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by secure 12y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. Seems like in the described setup (which does not use automatic failover) there really is no advantage then. I’ll make a note to look into replacing the pgpool setup with a standard master/standby solution
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by secure 12y ago
Thank you. As for a simpler way, I think suitable scripts for recovery should be shipped with pgpool2 as a first step. A second step would be integrating pgpool2 functionality into PostgreSQL itself. That way, the whole authentication probl
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by secure 12y ago
Excellent question. The way I understand it is that master/slave replication provides eventual consistency by shipping WAL logs to the other node once a WAL log is finalized. pgpool2 on the other hand provides statement-level consisten
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by secure 12y ago
You sure? I am monitoring the page and didn’t notice anything. The site is IPv6-enabled, though, so perhaps your IPv6 connectivity is broken? Traceroutes welcome in case it is reproducibly down for you :).
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Replicated PostgreSQL with pgpool2(michael.stapelberg.de)
73 points by secure 12y ago|45 comments
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by secure 12y ago
I have the Dell UP2414Q, driving it with Debian Linux. Software support is still not quite there (e.g. in Chrome on Linux), but the display quality is awesome. I’d buy this monitor again in an instant. Reading/writing/programming&
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by secure 12y ago
The ThinkPad X240 will work. Alternatively, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon (perhaps in its 2014 edition) with an adapter for VGA.

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