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sekh60
5y ago
Look into restic or Borg backup. Restic with rclone can directly backup to a lot of cloud providers, with Borg you may have to remount the remote share.
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Being quick or lucky enough to purchase something at regular retail prices, and then turning around to see it at inflated (often greatly so) prices. Obviously it has to be done on items hard to get. Look at the consumer GPU market these day
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sekh60
5y ago
Good, we need more players, not less.
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sekh60
5y ago
Then we can cram people into even smaller cubicles.
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sekh60
5y ago
Radarr, Lidarr, Sonarr and LazyLibrarian got you covered. Get on a few private sites for torrents or usenet and never visit them again.
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sekh60
5y ago
I hope it is, but sadly people have short memories. I worry Ford will announce an end to all restrictions come election time so people focus on that instead of all the cuts.
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sekh60
5y ago
I have a small ceph cluster over ipv6 and also a small OpenStack cluster with the daemons and web interface all running over V6 only. My network is dual stack since not all external networks are V6 compliant, and since I cannot seem to get
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sekh60
5y ago
Mandatory ethics courses as part of a computer science degree would probably help some. Engineers here (Canada) have to take an engineering ethics class.
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sekh60
5y ago
Big cartography!
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sekh60
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It apparently was flavoraid.
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I am thinking back to the quote from Dune: "you've heard of animals chewing off a leg to escape a trap. there's an animal kind of trick. a human would remain in the trap endure the pain feigning death that he might kill t
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5y ago
I am always amazed at how little my software dev spouse understands about infrastructure, basic networking troubleshooting is beyond her. She is a great dev, but a terrible at ops. Fortunately she is at a large company with lots of devs, sy
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I miss my cat, we called her triple-kill Mari since many times we would wake up and see the dead rats neatly arranged on the deck.
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sekh60
5y ago
If FreeBSDers want to complain they should have used the GPL.
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5y ago
I am a Datahoarder with almost 50TiB. I almost never delete things. I kinda view it as a mixed media library, the value is in the content youay want to consume whenever. Plus one never knows if something will be available at a later date an
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sekh60
5y ago
Samba, NFS, SSH, scp, there are tons of ways to locally transfer files without a server if you know the IP address.
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5y ago
I think we need to do defense in depth more. There was a funny pic in one of the sysadmin subs about buying firewalls from everyone and putting them in a chain, with each firewall labelled with which nation state compromised it. The joking
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sekh60
5y ago
Thank you! So that is what happened to Bleem.
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sekh60
5y ago
Not really adding anything to the discussion, but thanks for telling us about that ruling - it really sounds absurd in these dark DMCA days.
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5y ago
I suppose it is complicated, just a homelabber here, but I don't think it's that bad. I deployed my cluster at home using kolla, and I've had relatively few hiccups that non-sysadmin/non-coder me couldn't get around
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5y ago
OpenStack isn't a redhat project, it is contributed to by a large number of players. Redhat, SUSE and Canonical all provide their own OpenStack service subscriptions, but one can easily deploy OpenStack with a project like OpenStack Ko
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sekh60
5y ago
I don't think or laws currently have a crime for it, maybe negligence causing harm?
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5y ago
I am sorry I wasn't more clear. When I suggest prison time I mean in a rehabilitative facility. And that should be for all crimes that we demand prison time for. I am not for retributive justice.
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5y ago
Corporate death penalty plus prison time for relevant people. How wide to cast the net would have to be worked out.
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5y ago
The big problem with landmines is they are not generally cleaned up after the war, leaving them around for innocents to trigger and get hurt, maimed, or killed.
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5y ago
I really hate how review sites never mention sustained read/write speeds. I don't care if I can burst that much, I need sustained.
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sekh60
5y ago
I'll come out and say it. Bing is the best porn search engine out there.
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sekh60
5y ago
Check out vyos.net
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5y ago
I will do so right now. edit And done, 5 stars.
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sekh60
5y ago
Their staff really are great, I love how active they all are on DSLReports.
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