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by taneliv 10y ago
I know nothing about TOX design, but it makes (to me, at least) some privacy sense to saturate the network with noise that is in message length, their interarrival time and recipient characteristics similar to the actual communication. No i
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by taneliv 10y ago
Can pgsql fts do stemming or more complex lemmatisation for languages other than English? Or ranking of results based on Okapi BM25 or similar? I was looking into this about two years ago and those were the features in favor of Lucene (basi
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by taneliv 10y ago
Online.net, the folks behind scaleway you mentioned, do actually have a dedicated POWER8 server available. While their cheapest dedicated servers (C2350 Avoton / 4GB) go for €9/mo, and a bit more comparable 2xE5-2660v3 / 256G
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by taneliv 10y ago
If one has enough time on their hands to make such a video, surely contributions to fix the bugs would help much more?
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by taneliv 10y ago
The article is from 2013.
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by taneliv 10y ago
"You can [then] access it over the network using your web browser" https://www.mailpile.is/faq/#wha-2 seems to challenge your knowledge. I don't know if using it so compromises privacy in unexpected ways
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by taneliv 11y ago
Some ex-colleagues just started offering what you want, I think. I am sure they'd appreciate feedback even if it isn't: https://aiven.io (disclaimer: haven't tried it myself for lack of a use case)
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by taneliv 11y ago
In my experience online.net/scaleway support is better than ovh/kimsufi. Also, the scaleway offers have some sort of API at https://developer.scaleway.com in addition to web ui.
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by taneliv 11y ago
Might be fun to see EU countries combined under single label.
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by taneliv 11y ago
If European providers are ok, have a look at https://www.hetzner.de/ot/hosting/produktmatrix/rootserver or https://www.online.net/en/dedicated-server/dedicated-server-... the former
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by taneliv 11y ago
I thought Austria was the grey spot at the lower right hand corner? Seems a bit small for 8+ million people, though, maybe 3 million in my eyes. It also says "first language speakers" in the overview circle towards upper left hand
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by taneliv 11y ago
Ah, no yak shaving was necessary, cheers.
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by taneliv 11y ago
Cool! Or, warm depending on parameter. On Ubuntu includes are apparently broken, complaining about strings.h included from Xlibint.h ... There's probably a yak to shave in that. However, if you're lazy and hit the same problem, yo
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by taneliv 11y ago
I hope the memory is ECC, but don't see a mention in the article. Is it? At least the CPU (and I think motherboard) support it.
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by taneliv 11y ago
Well, there are fragments and quotations in letters even from the first century that have survived, so you can make a diff between any overlap. If the topic is of interest, one could even use stemmatology to figure out the most likely origi
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by taneliv 11y ago
From https://www.scaleway.com/faq/server/ : "Do you offer IPv6? Not yet, this is in our mid term roadmap. We developed our own routers and switches to get as many features as possible. Some work is still need
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by taneliv 11y ago
Kimsufi is available in Canada.
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by taneliv 12y ago
Whaat? I've had nothing but bad experiences with PayPal, and to top it off, the only actual payment method with them seems to be credit card anyways. Also, typically when using credit or debit card with European merchants, there's
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by taneliv 12y ago
If you look at the ssllabs analysis, they already fail in IE 6 handshake simulation. Offhand I can't say if support for older browser is incompatible with more modern ciphers and protocols.
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by taneliv 12y ago
Karpathy had a different interpretation (in the green bar at the top of the page). For example, purple would be neuroscience. In addition to adjusting k, another change that might be interesting would be to include also previous years'
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by taneliv 12y ago
I'm quite sure it can have consequences (just don't think it will). Some countries have declared bitcoin to be illegal (see for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_Bitcoin_by_country for detai
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by taneliv 12y ago
How well commonly quoted benchmarks (passmark, geekbench, cinebench etc) measure a processor as a VM host? Obviously single core benchmarks are somewhat representative, but miss things like cache sizes at different levels and hyperthreading
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by taneliv 12y ago
Aren't bad blocks detected during scrubbing? I assumed scrubbing every two weeks (as I do) should reveal read problems before any drives fail, at least in the common case. Maybe there's something important I'm missing?
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by taneliv 12y ago
I am not from Americas, and had never heard of the concept of Nine Nations. If you're equally lost with some of the terms ("Dixie"? "The Foundry"?) or the overall theory, this sheds some light on it: http:/&#x
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by taneliv 12y ago
I wonder how this is different from other similar services, for example milanuncios has heaps of private homes available for letting (or subletting) also in Catalonia. In my experience both work the same, airbnb feels more trustworthy and i
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by taneliv 13y ago
That's true, but network equipment, including mobile baseband processors, are silicon as well. Exploiting them would need help from the network operator, but I think mobile carriers are not very protective of their customers against go
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by taneliv 13y ago
Sorry. I was completely oblivious to that. Will check, thanks.
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by taneliv 13y ago
Care to elaborate? As a customer I'm curious.
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by taneliv 13y ago
Uhh, how would you define "military"? I would guess you'd be ok software used on the DARPA created Internet... What about UN peace-keeping forces, or the customs, police and other armed forces (in various countries), in which
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by taneliv 13y ago
I've been using a 1TB one for over a year as a backup, nothing was against this in the contract. Mind you, there's a 5TB per month traffic cap, after which the bandwidth is limited from 100Mbps down to 10Mbps.

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