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stiray
6y ago
After 10+ years of using zfs, I just "might" know something... ;) While your 1 year old versions of ZoL just "might" not prove anything.
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stiray
6y ago
Just for any case, I would really love to solve this, I accept the fact that it is connected with upgrading the modules but this just is no reason for breaking backward compatibility. root> zpool --version zfs-0.8.4-1 zfs-kmod-0.8.4-1 ro
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stiray
6y ago
Both of those are doing quite complex tasks for sysadmins (probably it should be guessable what they are doing) that NEED to work. There is no excuse for them to fail. They need to be rock solid, "Operating-systems/Database/F
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stiray
6y ago
I am on fedora with added zol repository and fedora 30 doesn't supply any zfs modules or initramfs scripts. I had to do my scripts to verify that the modules are included and don't break my boot process. And it worked like a charm
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stiray
6y ago
zfs has a feature where you can `cd` to hidden .zfs folder (you wont see it by `ls`, imagine it like /procfs but hidden) on root of zfs filesystem (if you have tank/whatever mounted to /whatever this would be /whatever&#
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stiray
6y ago
I see it as a huge issue that the whole world has point on marketing which is horrible wrong. The last two projects I was working on, both are doing mission critical task (for obvious reasons I can't name them or what they are doing):
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stiray
6y ago
I have submitted multiple bugs for ZoL, from prohibiting boot of zfs as root (for the sake of boot beeing faster (?) they are not doing zpool import -a(f) but rather rely on cache file which is... crazy). Also the .zfs/snapshot still d
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stiray
6y ago
You might check this: https://www.bsdstore.ru/en/articles/cbsd_k8s_part1.html I have nothing against linux. But for mission critical tasks I will choose FreeBSD. I have seen too many times linux distributions (Lin
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stiray
6y ago
I will just use this oportunity to thank FreeBSD team (from kernel to ports maintainers) for their work on project and give my thanks in advance for anyone who joins it. It was magnificent server for last 10+ years and I have never trembled
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stiray
6y ago
I dont really understand what is the issue. On my welcome page (while all other urls are impossible to guess) i give browser something that requires a few seconds of cpu at 100% to crunch. And tracking some user action in between, visting t
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stiray
6y ago
Read what my proposal was and stop beating the strawman (i wont attribute this to malice as you clearly havent read any of it). With my proposal law enforcement can access to the unencrypted data far less that they can do it now (under the
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stiray
6y ago
Those are not simple debates and you are just taking them as black and white and then offer one solution (e2e) and making huge issues on the other side (organized crime, corrupted politians (If I understand you correctly, you are most worri
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stiray
6y ago
I dont really care for telephone companies as heads would roll if they would dare to intercept my phone calls without court order. We had one case just 2 weeks back where one of mobile phone/internet installed some security "firew
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stiray
6y ago
I beg to differ at some point. In physical world two people are talking. If police has suspicion that they are commiting a crime it can request a warrant to install listening device and only then they can listen. In Zoom like scenarios any
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stiray
6y ago
I moved to linux on desktop after windows 8 blasphemy (but I am developer of linux applications for decade) > "Applications development is a major PITA" This is so true. But not (or mostly not) due to kernel. The whole problem
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stiray
6y ago
Nice idea, I wish you luck. > 18650 Same lithium battery tech used by Tesla /sarcasm on Come on, now this is over the edge :D Why didnt you rather say I am using it in electronic cigarette. Or maybe that it is used, like everywhere,
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New Android Flaw Affecting over 1B Phones Let Attackers Hijack Apps
(promon.co)
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6y ago
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stiray
6y ago
Facebook and Google. Money. No way. Those two companies are having absolutely no trust from my side, they have abused the trust so often, that they no loger know what the term means. I dont care what they do, I dont care how usefull their &
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Bionic eye boosted by hemispherical retina
(nature.com)
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stiray
6y ago
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stiray
6y ago
Agree. I was working on 20 years old software with quite some technological debt and then on software doing fraction of the same thing for 4 years, written from scratch by today "methologies" (move fast, abstract is everything, so
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stiray
6y ago
Yes, but ps4 is gaming rig and you will have to jailbreak it every reboot. It depends on what you intend to run, raspberry pi 4 and sd card could be just more then enough for some people. Those prices were over the thumb, my motherboard wit
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stiray
6y ago
Well, let me recomend something else, check asrock mini-itx motherboards with on-board cpu. You can get those for ~150 euros, throw in some ram (~60 euros) and some disk (100euro) + some chasis (Phenom mini-itx for instance, ~100euros). For
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stiray
6y ago
Sony is selling them with little to no profit as they expect to earn on games. Guess why their capabale and cheap hardware is locked down to avoid using it for anything except playing bought games ;) Anyway you can jailbreak ps4 to 5.0.5 fi
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stiray
6y ago
A suggestion, study very closely how plugins in TC work and even more on which places: like file system plugin also working in search dialog. Implement support for TC plugins, you will gain enormous ecosystem for almost free. Check its view
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stiray
6y ago
I am still using total commander which has proven as by far best gui replacement while I have never found any text based even close (any suggestion is welcome but mc is not it) as far it goes regarding tc tooling and integration of plugins.
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6y ago
2) Would be a show stopper for me. You need to solve this issue...
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U.S. state attorneys general likely to bring antitrust lawsuits against Google
(reuters.com)
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stiray
6y ago
Nice to know, their domains are going directly to my banned sites list. They have acquired gliphy to extend reach of their pixels and well... I can live without gifs. (edit: they are already banned. Nothing to do.)
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stiray
6y ago
Just listen to this. I bet you will recognize the speaker. https://youtu.be/5PmHRSeA2c8?t=474 It is 100% to the point and nothing has changed in 6 years since (and not only on debian), except that the mess is being solved b
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stiray
6y ago
I actually did after I installed windows 8. And never installed windows 10. Dont understand me wrong, linux IS a mess not the kernel but the whole userspace is a catastrophy, from systemd to the networkmanager. I never liked it but I starte
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