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sigio
7y ago
If you have the right config-files setup, it's a matter of typing 'wg-quick up <configname>' ... and then you will have a VPN up. Bring it down again with 'wg-quick down <configname>'. The configs itself
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sigio
7y ago
They just released a microserver gen10+ .... and that one just switched from opterons back to xeon's. I'd like to see EPYC's and Ryzens, but i'm not holding my breath
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sigio
7y ago
This reminds me of paiq(.nl) ... which has been around for 15 years or so ? .... You chatted with randomly selected matches, and the more you chatted, the less blurry the pictures became.
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sigio
7y ago
Interest in almost all dutch banks is zero, or damn near zero (.1%), if not going negative soon enough.
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sigio
7y ago
I create invoices using invoiceninja, which are payed via banktransfers mostly and via mollie payments for the smaller amounts. This is usually an ideal payment in .nl, and various other payment methods in other european countries.
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sigio
7y ago
Yup... also very happy with pass, with the addition of ansible's passwordstore plugin, qtpass, dpass and various other pass-addons. All my passwords are gpg-encrypted and versioned in git.
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sigio
7y ago
That, and the question for installing popcon during the install, somehow halting the installer in a section between two longer periods of activity.
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sigio
7y ago
These are the kinds of packages that get uninstalled immediately, and then configured in my config-management to remove on sight. Debian luckily doesn't do crap like this.
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sigio
7y ago
That's only fine if you know all code running in all parts (containers) on the same hardware node. Code running on one container can influence data/code from other containers. (When some third-party has a form of code execution)
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sigio
7y ago
Yup.... I haven't encountered products yet that actually report useful information on systems that receive regular automated software updates. All you get are loads of false-positives.
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sigio
7y ago
I have one lying around here somewhere... nice to know I can finally use it :)
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sigio
7y ago
I don't think the word 'accessability' was uttered in the entire discussion. Also, simple plain-html webpages will always render faster, be better searchable, work on any platform and work in limited environments. Edit: Ok...
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sigio
7y ago
Even better... _host_ your own e-mail server
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Richard Stallman steps down as as head of the GNU Project, effective immediately
(stallman.org)
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7y ago
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sigio
7y ago
Hetzner is down to 0.4ct/gb (EUR 39.90 for 10TB)
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sigio
7y ago
Still ... Berlin is a very car-friendly city, with lots of parking space, large wide roads going on for long straight stretches. While the public transportation in Berlin is also great, as a foreign visitor, I like the fact that I can easil
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sigio
7y ago
Well... if you want to route more then say 50-100 megabits... then the pi won't suffice. OpenWRT on many simple platforms will do a couple of hundred megabits, and on something like the edgerouter-x or routerboard 750gv3 will do about
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sigio
8y ago
Weird... using an adblocker would be the easiest and most efficient way to improve security.
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sigio
8y ago
the other way around 1 inch = 2.54cm
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sigio
8y ago
This basically is a port of Qemu/KVM to Android it seems.
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sigio
9y ago
Just got the Thinkpad T480.... It has 2 SODIMM slots, you can put in a SATA or NVME drive (only 1, and only of the same type as shipped), it has great hinges, enough ports, excellent battery-life with the extended and swappable batteries an
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9y ago
In the area around where I live they are putting up some new major powerlines, and using new modern looking pylons. They are actually quite nice to look at (Images and info at: https://www.hoogspanningsnet.com/mastsoortencla
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sigio
9y ago
Worked fine here with only privacybadger... no ads, no nag screens
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sigio
9y ago
Assuming they can... otherwise this mutation would have died out quickly enough ?
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sigio
9y ago
Why bother transcoding... youtube will gladly serve you various audio and video formats seperately. Just download the opus stream and save to a file. Let te user transcode to mp3 if they need it.
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sigio
9y ago
ING Bank charges about 7 cents per transaction on business accounts... it's free on personal accounts.
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9y ago
Not only that... everyone in the street can see your eye, and high quality photo's might provide enough data to leak the key without you knowing. Same goes for stuff like fingerprints, you leave them everywhere you go. Edit: typo
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Call for sponsorship – the SHA2017 Badge needs your help
(sha2017.org)
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10y ago
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sigio
10y ago
In the netherlands we usually can't get a government without at least 4 or 5 parties... compromises are all we get.
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10y ago
Looking at the stuff I keep in racks at the DC... I try to replace the stuff that's basically from the time that servers didn't do low-power idling, So stuff like dell 1950/2950's. The newer systems like 9th gen HP, and
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