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by tiernano 3y ago
Had some of the settings set wrong. Did a clean up and removed a load of unused stuff.
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by tiernano 3y ago
You can set NS records for subdomains though... I have done this for a couple of domains where i have internal.<domainname> and that points at Route53. I also use Route53 for my Reverse IP lookups, since Cloudflare does not seem to su
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by tiernano 3y ago
yes. I use it for my image storage on a small Mastodon instance ( https://s.o2l.ie ). No issues with it so far, and all is good. Bucket is around 18Gb (was around the 70Gb last month) and bill for last month was 60c for an average
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by tiernano 3y ago
Stupid question, but what else would they pay him in? seems 70m + another 30m "bonus"
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by tiernano 3y ago
https://archive.is/QByTb
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by tiernano 3y ago
I moved nearly all my domains (50+) to Cloudflare a few years back, saving me something like 200 quid a year from my old provider. Only domains outside cloudflare are my .ie domains, which are currently not supported and I think one or 2 ot
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by tiernano 3y ago
> Confirming up front rather than in request-response, error-correction type exchanges saves some time and some feelings. This is also useful in multinational companies. We have hires in other countries, and other cultures, and without r
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by tiernano 3y ago
wait... he put "assigned by god" but then states that "god created man is his image and assigned them male and female" so why not just male? There is something else to this...
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by tiernano 3y ago
Did they forget that Linux came out of Europe? and if you want to worry about standards and regulatory stuff, what about all the rest of the world?!
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by tiernano 3y ago
Why do the power options show as [censored] or [censored] and [censored]... WTF?!
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by tiernano 3y ago
yea, it is, but some are done in a way that the credit only stays active for 60 days or so...
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by tiernano 3y ago
the docs say the Alpha is limited to 100Mb, and, given the size of SQLite DBs i have seen, 100Mb is quite large, is it not?
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by tiernano 3y ago
The device I have does have that support, but also supports more normal, non-IOT standards, so this is not quite the case...
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by tiernano 3y ago
Minimum pre paid SIM in Ireland would be around 12 EURO a month, plus would include a phone number, text messages and 120GB of data... Seems over kill for something that only needs around 10mb... It also would be 12x the price i was paying
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Ask HN: IoT SIM Cards
8 points by tiernano 3y ago|10 comments
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by tiernano 3y ago
Wonder is this locked to MSI boards or could it work on any board?
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by tiernano 3y ago
that 50% is the guests, not the hosts... I think they even have Hyper-V, along with the Windows Server Kernel, running on ARM, since they now have ARM VMs... Only a matter of time before thats released in the wild... [1][ https://
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by tiernano 3y ago
Yea. Can't see encryption or authentication stuff in the code, but it's a start for someone wanting to build something. Not quite a zerotier replacement, but a demo of how you could start one.
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by tiernano 3y ago
Azure does run on Windows. It's HyperV server below the rest of the hardware. It's a custom Windows install that you can't purchase, but it's Windows none the less.
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by tiernano 3y ago
yea. this. Also, check out the films i mentioned previously (apex: the secret road race across America (tt8792630) or 32 hours 7 min (tt1329299)) both of which show exactly how much prep is required to do this.
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by tiernano 3y ago
Any time these are announced it's usually a year and a day after. Statute of limitations is a year for speeding in most of the us. They can be investigated, but not charged. These lads are not idiots. Check out apex: the secret road ra
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by tiernano 3y ago
nope... works here in Europe (Dublin, specifically). ; <<>> DiG 9.16.37-Debian <<>> fast.com @1.1.1.1 ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 40925 ;; fl
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by tiernano 3y ago
> The reader will go through its standard business rules for floor limits, PINs etc and process the transaction. Just on the limits part; here in Ireland (and probably a good chunk of Europe) the limit on a physical card is around EUR50.
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by tiernano 3y ago
thats very cool! If I had found this about 2 months back, I would have bought this over my Fitbit Sense 2!
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by tiernano 3y ago
I remember reading something that TMC has links with the local universities to train talent, and nearly guarantee them a job in the end... Ireland has an Intel Fab here, and I don't think there are many courses around here doing chip d
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by tiernano 3y ago
3 separate shifts iirc. But don't Intel run 24/7 too? Or is that just for prod? I remember some plant (not Intel, a memory plant) had an issue and lost power for a few hours and lost a shite load of memory wafers and took a couple
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by tiernano 3y ago
based in Dublin, but routing most traffic though Germany... Its still up here...
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by tiernano 3y ago
up in Europe...
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by tiernano 4y ago
FTA: Purdue students can now add their ID to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and use their iPhone, Apple Watch or Android devices So, not just Apple, but Android too...
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by tiernano 4y ago
Their rules option allow you to lock down access

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