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by seized 3y ago
I've used it a bunch of times for some giant batch jobs across hundreds or thousands of cores... And I've found it easier to build a job file of the exact commands and redirect that into it.
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by seized 3y ago
Not that I have seen unfortunately...
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by seized 3y ago
Discord did something that seems to be what you're looking for using md: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32474093 https://discord.com/blog/how-discord-supercharges-network-di...
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by seized 3y ago
Blackberry Messenger had a ping built in. Nothing since has had an equivalent feature. It was absolutely amazing for getting someones attention urgently.... And for annoying friends in their meetings.
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by seized 3y ago
Not even just woodworking tools, everything there is high quality.
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by seized 3y ago
It's basically orange soda. I've had it a few times, not much different than other carbonated drinks.
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by seized 3y ago
As a long time Pixel user.... Pixel. My Pixel 5 is a perfect phone. Stable (125+ days uptime a few times), fast, no Samsung style bloat.
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by seized 3y ago
> I've heard of hobbyist SAP installations. At that level of self loathing it seems much easier to just start using meth....
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by seized 3y ago
I've had several ISP routers come with .254 as the default IP, this that's the gateway.
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by seized 3y ago
Except most jurisdictions have rules governing things like that.
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by seized 3y ago
It's about common sense. Police/fire/ambulances are there for emergencies, their drivers have better training (theoretically) in safe driving, and the vehicles bring attention to themselves. Uncle Jim Bob trying to drive his
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by seized 3y ago
It explains what a Matchbox car is for the approximately zero people who don't know, but it doesn't explain a travois. This seems to be an exercise in signage while simultaneously ignoring common sense...
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The podcast Black Box Down is also excellent for that, has a great overview of what went wrong and what was done to fix it or prevent it. And also the gold standard of podcasts Well Theres Your Problem has done a few plane crashes.
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ZFS on Linux has exactly this, you can specify specific devices to hold metadata. Caveats apply, you need to mirror those devices for redundancy. https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/man/7/zpoolconcepts.7...
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by seized 3y ago
The same Manjaro that keeps letting their TLS certificate expire....?
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by seized 3y ago
Using Reddit via browser here, never used an app for it yet as I like tabs.
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by seized 3y ago
I just scrub my ZFS pools once in a while and that's it... OpenIndiana autosnap is the rest of it which is built in. Then Monit to check pool health and alert me automatically.
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by seized 3y ago
You can ZFS send back and forth between pools or to a new dataset to defrag/fix that, so it's not "permanent" as in can't ever be fixed. It also depends on workload, write once/read many is different from VM di
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by seized 3y ago
Maybe they plan to swap batteries in and out of the ship, have a rotating set of ten (or whatever) batteries, one discharging, eight charging, load the tenth with a crane, swap out for the discharged one, cycle through...
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by seized 3y ago
Fail2ban can work on more than just sshd.
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by seized 3y ago
Not for other services... I have fail2ban parsing my NVR logs. Wrong password three times and it permanently blocks the IP on my Opnsense firewall.
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by seized 3y ago
Don't you mean discharged?
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by seized 3y ago
Color E-ink is bad for that. Compare it's refresh times to a black and white one, those are much faster.
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by seized 3y ago
Torrents need a port open and forwarded.
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Glacier Deep Archive is exactly what you want for this, that would be something like $11/month ongoing, then about $90/TB in the event of retrieval download. Works well except for tiny (<150KB) files. Note that there is Glacier
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by seized 3y ago
Except hard drives aren't celebrated for reliability. Or speed. Or low latency. Or durability (try knocking one). Or power and heat. Old cars you can at least make some arguments for... Hard drives as primary storage/boot, no. Rea
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by seized 3y ago
I use AWS Glacier Deep Archive for exactly this, a few TB of photos, documents, etc. RClone takes care of uploading to it. Works out to barely over $1/TB/month and AWS takes care of the media lifetime and all that. I didn't b
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by seized 3y ago
Except they are different. One is a clone, BitWarden also has a self hostable version of their own backend.
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by seized 3y ago
Aleppo, Syria. To block people sending money to terrorists (not stating that they are).
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by seized 3y ago
Someone whose account got banned because the invoice they issued via PayPal had "ALEP" in the license key contained within. Aleppo is the banned word.

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