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by sekh60 2y ago
In Nova? Or just the in-kernel component?
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by sekh60 2y ago
AGI is just going to spend its cycles looking at cats pics and /r/unixporn.
93.
by sekh60 2y ago
If you want a grim take on this looking into the quantum immortality thought experiment. I can't remember who wrote it, I think maybe Chalmers, but the idea is that while the experiencer is immortal, they will still accumulate injuries
94.
by sekh60 2y ago
I didn't see mention of a vulnerability other than the use of a common default password with Ubiquity. So naughty, but users really should be now be in the habit of changing default passwords, and not leaving management interfaces open
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by sekh60 2y ago
That was kinda their point. They weren't denying that one exists, just pointing out that the Cisco response that it was for support use was laughable.
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by sekh60 3y ago
You are a good person.
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by sekh60 3y ago
Consciousness may not be emergent, it could be like the panpsychists argue. Or other forms of consciousness dualism.
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by sekh60 3y ago
I've run Ceph at home since the jewel release. I migrated to it after running FreeNAS. I use it for RBD volumes for my OpenStack cluster and for CephFS. With a total raw capacity of around 350TiB. Around 14 of that is nvme storage for
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by sekh60 3y ago
Shai Hulud?
100.
by sekh60 3y ago
Is your can stomach the upfront costs a tape drive is even better - tape has a much better durability record, but man are recent tape drives expensive.
101.
by sekh60 3y ago
So what exactly a property is would also naturally be up for debate, but an example property would be say having a mass of 13kg. Or being pink. Most adjectives presumably are corresponding to properties, some would word my formulation as to
102.
by sekh60 3y ago
I believe consensus for a long time has been that existence is not a property. I am inclined to view existence as being the possessor of a property.
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by sekh60 3y ago
Thanks for the knowledge share! MIG does need hardware suppoet, and from what I understand really expensive licensing. I don't know if AMD has a parallel technology. That is pretty cool that it is vendor agnostic. I've found a few
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by sekh60 3y ago
Sorry again, is this like nVidia MIG? That seems to be the more current technology. Not sure if the host can retain a slice though.
105.
by sekh60 3y ago
You can, but it disconnects it from the host, so you'll be headless. Which may be fine for a lot of people if you are able to ssh in and manage it that way.
106.
by sekh60 3y ago
Most server motherboards these days sorry iommu acs which keys you divide iommu groups logically.
107.
by sekh60 3y ago
But a Windows user, so I could be completely off base, but isn't GPU-P just VFIO under the hood? I don't know about Proxmox, but this is completely supported by OpenStack and KVM.
108.
by sekh60 3y ago
I almost never have more than one browser window open and I think the most tabs I have ever had open was 7.
109.
by sekh60 3y ago
Well put comrade.
110.
by sekh60 3y ago
Aliens are doing for the lulz.
111.
by sekh60 3y ago
Didn't Rogers have two outages last year? I only really remember the one you mentioned, but I seem to recall cell service being down another day as well. My spouse and I use different cell providers (Bell and Rogers) to avoid a single
112.
by sekh60 3y ago
I wish I had 100Gbps interconnects! My network is only 10Gbps.
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by sekh60 3y ago
That is correct.
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by sekh60 3y ago
That is all in, including motherboards, RAM, chassis, CPUs, etc. then replica count three as opposed to erasure coding. That replica count alone is 3x the cost. And TiB, not TB, and Canadian prices, with shipping from the US for Supermicro
115.
by sekh60 3y ago
I use enterprise SSDs for cloud images and VM volumes, I have about 7TiB useable of that. I don't know how data recovery from an SSD is, I think for a lot of issues you would have to replace the logic board and hope some sorcery works
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by sekh60 3y ago
I didn't interpret you as judging. It is somewhat pathological I admit. The cluster is a bit more than 87% full, at 90% it slow to a crawl. I just asked my wife this morning if I could buy another hard drive (I buy 20TB seagate exos),
117.
by sekh60 3y ago
For sure, usb sticks have their purpose! I keep secondary copies on other more temporary media of home videos and pictures, the actually important stuff. Our neighbourhood just recently got fiber to the home, so I will be going from 30Mbps
118.
by sekh60 3y ago
My archive is composed of cloud images and volumes for virtual machines for an OpenStack homelab. Then around 90TiB of movies, shows, YouTube videos, etc. Remuxes when available. About one TiB of books. Do I use it? My wife watches media on
119.
by sekh60 3y ago
I guess it is around six figures by now. Better not let my wife realize that, lol.
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by sekh60 3y ago
There are three copies of the data as part of ceph's replication. Note this is not replication for backup purposes, erase a file and all objects composing the file are gone. Ceph replication is for comparing checksums and that for guar

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