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by tiernano 9y ago
Pfsense does have commercial offering though netgate...
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by tiernano 9y ago
Yea, but in the case of nginx, their binaries are Free full stop... it’s only extras or support that need license...
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by tiernano 9y ago
Wondering the same thing... nginx has a commercial option, but does not force you to use it if your using it in a business environment... iis is only available on windows server, and that costs about 600 quid for a standard license. That’s
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Introducing B-Series, our new burstable VM size(azure.microsoft.com)
2 points by tiernano 9y ago|0 comments
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Delivering Dot(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by tiernano 9y ago|0 comments
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by tiernano 9y ago
the tool itself is open source, and requires one licensing part, but the docker images from microsoft are a different story...
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by tiernano 9y ago
sounds interesting, but whats the licensing going to be like? Windows Server is licensed to allow you to host as many container under it, since the host (or VM) they are running on is licensed... Not sure what will happen when they are host
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by tiernano 9y ago
Article mentions that the Mac Pro is now called the iMac pro... I hope not. I hope the iMac pro is just that, a pro version of the iMac, and that a new Mac Pro comes out as well. I have an original (now 11 year old) Mac Pro 1.1, and it stil
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by tiernano 9y ago
Cause in some cases (not all Mind you) it’s simple lack security that has allowed the hackers in. It’s the same reason we would blame someone who left their valuebles visible in an unlocked car.
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by tiernano 9y ago
How would you easily figure out which version to install? Having a requirement of rsync already installed on the box sounds reasonable, compared to having x86, x64, arm32, arm64, and the rest binaries in the client download...
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by tiernano 9y ago
First thing I have done with most non Microsoft hardware is format and reinstall... even removing stuff still leave crap on your machine...
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by tiernano 9y ago
just curious: you say "new, factory fresh install"... is this factory fresh, as in "OEM" install, or your own install? if its OEM, could it be whatever crap was installed? third party antivirus, etc? i have Win10 install
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by tiernano 9y ago
If they drive off a cliff when using the system, would they not be more eligible for a Darwin Award?
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by tiernano 9y ago
For reference on the ReFS part, everywhere I have read about it mentions it’s for servers. Just like ntfs was when it started out. Guessing when it becomes more main stream, it will probably be supported then...
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When the Internet (Officially) Became the Public Square(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by tiernano 9y ago|0 comments
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Project Jengo: Cloudflare's Prior Art Search Bounty(blog.cloudflare.com)
10 points by tiernano 9y ago|1 comments
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Accelerated networking for a virtual machine using the Azure portal(docs.microsoft.com)
3 points by tiernano 9y ago|0 comments
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PowerShell Core 6 Beta.1 Release(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by tiernano 9y ago|0 comments
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by tiernano 10y ago
would rmate for vscode ( https://github.com/rafaelmaiolla/remote-vscode ) be any use?
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Changing Internet Standards to Build a Secure Internet(blog.cloudflare.com)
3 points by tiernano 10y ago|0 comments
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by tiernano 10y ago
The one built in to Windows seems to be the best option. mentioned previously here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13489100
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How Microsoft builds its fast and reliable global network(azure.microsoft.com)
2 points by tiernano 10y ago|0 comments
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AWS ROUTE53 DNS SERVICE INTERRUPTION – Not UPDATING ISSUE “RATE EXCEEDED”(servethehome.com)
3 points by tiernano 10y ago|0 comments
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C14 Intensive – New Storage Option for Intensive Upload and Retrieval Operations(blog.online.net)
1 points by tiernano 10y ago|0 comments
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by tiernano 10y ago
I do remember seeing older (not sure the generation) NVidia CUDA gear going cheap... when i seen it, it was about 5 year old... so, possibly the same... maybe less...
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by tiernano 10y ago
places i found info was reddit homelab[1] and serve the home [2]. [1]: https://reddit.com/r/homelab [2]: https://www.servethehome.com/
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by tiernano 10y ago
have Windows Server 2016 running on them currently, and no problems. worked out of the box. not tried any other OS, so cant say about those...
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by tiernano 10y ago
the Westmere E7s seem to be the equivalint of the Xeon X5600 series[1]... so, between 105 and 130w... sticking 4 or 8 of those in a box will blow most power budgets! [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westmere_(microarch
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by tiernano 10y ago
yea, the c6100 i got has 8 xeons (4 nodes) 48gb RAM (4x12) and cost about £300 quid... we got some for the office (64gb per node) and they where about £600... given what you are getting, cant complain!
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by tiernano 10y ago
not sure if its a practice, but given the large amount of 1st Generation Xeon E5s that came on the market last year (and they would have been 4-5 years old out of those DCs) and also the large amount of Dell C6100 servers that also arrived

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