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by tlamponi 6y ago
In vacuum, yes, in medium it's more like 200 km.
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Proxmox VE dev here. Honestly, heard of Ganeti the first time today. The basis of Proxmox VE is the real time replicated clustered configuration file system: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pmxcfs.html I do no
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Community forum thread open for discussion: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-ve-6-2-released.69...
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by tlamponi 6y ago
> Does anyone care to suggest an ubuntu-like distribution for someone like me who wants their OS light? What about Debian? You staying on 14.04 for so long surely means that the slightly slower moving Debian stable is not an issue for yo
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by tlamponi 7y ago
You can see in the article that now no cables are in there during closing, they are in extra canals/tubes which can be accessed later on, be it for installing them in the first place or maintenance.
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by tlamponi 7y ago
This works just still fine here..
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Thanks for adding context, that wasn't clear at all to me, it seemed like the classical "Reads headline and then some comments, and post 'smart' stuff which the original article read anyway" response to me. Sorry fo
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by tlamponi 7y ago
FYI: it's literally in the linked article from this HN post, maybe start reading that, not just the headline and then commenting...
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by tlamponi 7y ago
(b) less likely is, well, less likely. Better but not of use, as seen in the linked issue you can easily "loose" access to 19000 other people, just due to one admin with whatever reasoning, good or bad, they have - in a "Fedi
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by tlamponi 7y ago
> How is it worse than Twitter, which can also ban you? Who said anything about twitter and worse?? Shouldn't this be better than Twitter? > What about instances that are mostly spam? What about instances that are dedicated to ha
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by tlamponi 7y ago
> In practice, server admins are more than happy to block federation with entire other domains (and all associated users, hundreds or thousands at a time) based on little more than gossip and rumor. If that is easily possible this is doo
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by tlamponi 7y ago
We do a new project in rust. It has a REST API building upon tokio and hyper, effectively the whole backend is in rust. Building upon hyper isn't to bad, but not the "plug and play" way, I'd guess. For us it's OK, a
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Just restarted for the new release, but I currently got 3 windows with a total of 73 tabs (no shame please ^^) and just focused each of them to ensure they are loaded due to the restart. Waited a bit and now have: * Resident Set Size: ~ 500
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by tlamponi 7y ago
This is a framework to give both, father and mother, a choice. Nobody is pressured to take it, but they are able to if they want. That's the differences. Effectively it does away a implicit pressure that the mother needs to be home and
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Yes, 20x faster build of initramfs image. But boot is also a bit faster due to the faster go-based initial init process, I'd guess: > Measuring early boot time using qemu, I measured the dracut-generated initramfs taking 588ms to di
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Yeah, and a barrel of oil is about 1.7 MWh, so the proportion seems to be about right. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrel_of_oil_equivalent OP gave an implicit justifications, bigger industry can mean that the goal t
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Proxmox VE 6.1 – Open-Source virtualization platform(proxmox.com)
152 points by tlamponi 7y ago|74 comments
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Proxmox Mailgateway – open-source email security appliance 6.1 released(forum.proxmox.com)
2 points by tlamponi 7y ago|0 comments
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by tlamponi 7y ago
I mean, I don't doubt that there are Swiss people which can make a bomb ass coffee. Citing n'espresso as a reference for this may be a bit counterproductive, though :)
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by tlamponi 7y ago
> 99.5% of the people upvoting this article had neither used nor heard of Cloud Print before seeing this headline. [citation needed] I use google cloud print a lot. And so to other people I know, so in my closer circles it's ~ 30% w
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by tlamponi 7y ago
You're writing a bit of stuff, may all sound right.. But I'm not sure about what that hasto do with OP's statement? How can I now tell my printer in my home network to print a document from my smartphone on the go or my work
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by tlamponi 7y ago
I can plug in a X1 carbon thinkpad in my monitor (some ultrawide dell) with USB-C support just fine. I then get video, audio, USB (the monitor has a hub where I have mouse and keyboard connected) _and_ charging/powering my laptop over
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by tlamponi 7y ago
> Sure, but journalism is a low ROI product What? Journalism can drive whole political landscape. I can bring issues to people they'd never heard of else. This can start such a huge feedback loop that has the power to help changing
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Not sure what's worse, Twitter or Phoronix though.. just link the patch submission itself: https://sourceware.org/ml/binutils/2019-11/msg00173.html
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by tlamponi 7y ago
The irony.. Maybe it's best to install an add-on which blurs veganism out for you, if it is so uninteresting that even mentioning it offends you.
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by tlamponi 7y ago
> I have the least patience for these pedantic/off-topic replies that completely distract from the central thesis of the parent post. like your post? There are far more fictional or at least many times less controversial examples t
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Yeah, but even if I "nuke it from orbit" with a recent Windows 10 ISO I have to trick around to be able to just create a local account (disconnecting network or entering some form invalid three times, dark pattern stuff) and then
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Remember me on M$ Frontpage... Had to take over a website made with that in ~ 2007.. Ended up in threwinh it away and rebuilding it myself with (relative) clean and maintainable HTML/CSS as it was quite simple, and 95% of it was static
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by tlamponi 7y ago
1. OP never mentioned VIM, so I do not see how it's relevant to compare EMACS to that - editor wars are long over ;) 2. OP asked for an alternative to EMACS for ORG-mode editing, as he obviously does not wants to use EMACS at the curre
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Often (not allways, naturally) it's enough to just rebuild with a newer compiler to leverage the new arch features. Out of interest, what are some new things (those bringing real performance gain) from the last 6 years which a standard

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