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by sekh60 9y ago
I think a nice addition would be familiarity with the OSI model. It can be really useful having an understanding of it, at least a rough one, when trouble shooting network issues.
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by sekh60 9y ago
Seems like a very good buy. I generally like O'Reilly books. That said I am still very disappointed they decided to stop selling ebooks directly in favour of pushing their subscription service. Other than HumbleBundle I don't know
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by sekh60 9y ago
Try firefox on Android. It has full extension support, so you can use whatever adblocker or javascript blockers you like.
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by sekh60 9y ago
In defense of ceph the documentation is fantastic and ceph clusters have only gotten easier toanage with every release. I am a homelabber, not a sysadmin and I run a cluster and have only run into one or two issues that the docs or patch no
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by sekh60 9y ago
Pretty good timing for me. I am hoping to expand my homelab and other than my pfSense router and FreeIPA box (both on C2000) everything else is on the older xeon-d's. I may not move to the newer ones (looking at what supermicro has lis
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by sekh60 9y ago
If it launches I am curious to see how performance is, I have strong doubts that there is a large enough population in North America with enough bandwidth and low enough latency to have a good experience.
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by sekh60 9y ago
It really would be nice if Apple had some rack-mount servers again for all the companies needing build farms for iOS apps.
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by sekh60 9y ago
So Gentoo? I think E-Trade may still use it in production.
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by sekh60 9y ago
You will like this headline from The Onion: https://www.theonion.com/bitcoin-on-path-to-functioning-just...
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by sekh60 9y ago
He ended with that about non-first-person existants. His argument works for proving oneself exists to oneself.
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by sekh60 9y ago
Thanks for the response. Really to bad that one doesn't know how much the profit was. The setup seems pretty sophisticated from a business standpoint. Does one generally suspect traditional organized crime groups to set these things up
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by sekh60 9y ago
I am amazed at how structured the operation was. Is there any estimate as to how profitable a campaign on this scale (or any scale for that matter, I do not know where money enters into the equation)?
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by sekh60 9y ago
Brb, writing an article about how Gordon Rugg and Donald Fisk's previously thought-to-be-meaningless text was deciphered by an AI. Did they channel ancient Bengali spirits when writing it? Read more to find out.
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by sekh60 9y ago
Sorry for the slow response. Thanks Brendan for clearing up my misconceptions.
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by sekh60 9y ago
I don't think it will go closed source, however I am strongly in the camp prefering GPL licensed code for putting the user first. Toy knowledge Google has not GPLed anything ever, tending to prefer their own open source license.
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by sekh60 9y ago
The cynic in me believes the whole Fuchsia thing is to avoid the GPL.
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by sekh60 9y ago
What I do is a little complex, but works fairly well. I store my data in CephFS, mount that read-only (CephX permission also allow only read access) on a Linux box with a ZFS array which uses borg to copy from the mount to the array. The ba
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by sekh60 9y ago
I store my data in a five node ceph cluster via CephFD, backed up to a ZFS RAIDz2 array on another box (pull backups) and also to crashplan for my off-site backup.
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by sekh60 9y ago
I found this pretty useless. The security impact for most things is "you're fine if you can guarantee you are only running trust code". We know that. TWhat I was hoping for were some sort of benchmarks.
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by sekh60 9y ago
I really hope we get a readily accessible test. My father-in-law has it and it would really help my wife and I plan for the future if we knew she was going to develop it later.
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by sekh60 9y ago
Not sure if it is the case, but the original plan was for Brave to replace ads with its own: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/01/mozil...
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by sekh60 9y ago
I don't understand battery charge cycles and batter degradation much or really at all, bit could the port on the bottomaybe a subtle way to encourage people to not charge so frequently and weaken the battery prematurely?
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by sekh60 9y ago
Big fan of ubiquity APs myself, but you may still want more than one AP depending on how many clients you have. I am at about 13-15 clients once you add everything together and I find my spectrum a little crowded. The range on the LR is fan
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by sekh60 9y ago
Not sure if you include it under information, but education is another I would add.
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by sekh60 9y ago
That is really wonderful. Schools everywhere, regardless of country, should really have a mandatory basic financial literacy course. So many people fall into various debt cycles and I feel such a course would be very beneficial at preventin
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by sekh60 9y ago
They unfortunately removed the ability to create ReFS disks from Windows 10 Pro and lower. Hopefully they reverse that decision soon. That said I'm not sure how stable it was considered.
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by sekh60 9y ago
Maybe Microsoft Office. I know there is LibreOffice and personally I use it (or LaTeX), but it seems to have a real stranglehold on a lot of people.
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by sekh60 9y ago
Not enough synergy to get my buy-in.
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by sekh60 9y ago
Note I'm not a twitter user so I have no real idea how far the average tweet spreads. That said I find it interesting how few impressions a lot of these tweets had. It is fascinating to see this "new" sort of propaganda thoug
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by sekh60 9y ago
Not a dev myself, but my wife is. My wife finds it hard to feel fulfilled and motivated at work unless it involves some sort of cause she believes in. Have you considered working at a Non-Profit based around something important to you? From

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