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by tlamponi 7y ago
SQLite is the most stable small DB there is, maybe even the most stable one at all. Our CTO made a cluster wide distributed configuration filesystem[0], started about 9 years ago. For that a local backing store was required, and a a small D
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Presenting CentOS Stream (rolling-release based on CentOS Linux 8)(wiki.centos.org)
1 points by tlamponi 7y ago|0 comments
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by tlamponi 7y ago
instead of ESC you can also use ALT (maybe easier to hit for default keyboard layouts)
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Using te 4th fd is exactly what OP proposed?
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Open Source Hypervisor, Ceph Storage and Cluster Manager Proxmox VE 6.0 Released(proxmox.com)
2 points by tlamponi 7y ago|0 comments
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by tlamponi 7y ago
what are you walking about? OP just used 30 ms as example, replace it with 9 ms or 3 ms or whatever the example of a new resolution from OP still works..
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Cannot really be said in a general way. With a lot of effort probably all of those could lead to more serious things, but not easily in a platform and setup agnostic way, i.e., you probably need time and be able to try multiple times to get
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by tlamponi 7y ago
Yes, building Ceph with less than 24 GB ram on a 16 core machine will make it run into Out Of Memory situations here, so that the OOM-Killer is summoned and kills the build..
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by tlamponi 7y ago
How so?
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by tlamponi 8y ago
> Thats news to me. I read that KaiOS was built from the ground up & not derived from anything. Where did you read that? Read the first sentence of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KaiOS (all with good citations,
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by tlamponi 8y ago
> OP won't try it out because it's unlikely the template will solve his issues His general issues in life? maybe not. But honestly, that's a bit of a big thing to ask from a pandoc template. So OP asked for it, implying th
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by tlamponi 8y ago
It's all there, waiting at the tips of your fingers, just try it out?
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by tlamponi 8y ago
If you had read all: > This [..] study [..] focused on people of East Asian descent, many of whom have genetic variants that limit alcohol tolerance. > Because the variants have specific and large effects on alcohol, but do not effect
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by tlamponi 8y ago
I mean more would be certainly great, but with 20 you can at least run a x16 GPU and a x4 NVMe SSD, which is for my personal setup perfectly OK, I cannot do that with 16 lanes.
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by tlamponi 8y ago
> [...] because ripgrep tends to skip things you don't care about anyway. so you bring the trick #1 from the grep author to a new level: > #1 trick: GNU grep is fast because it AVOIDS LOOKING AT EVERY INPUT BYTE. You stop looking
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by tlamponi 8y ago
I used it in containers (LXC through Proxmox VE) and my base install with "functioning Linux environment even with network support in a blitz" comes around 8MB, as the kernel comes from the host I simply save on that end. Works ve
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by tlamponi 8y ago
They "show me that you use it" wasn't only for bigmac, it was also for trademarks they did not used but: > "trademark bullying; registering brand names... which are simply stored away in a war chest to use against fut
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by tlamponi 8y ago
The environment variable here does not refers to a Firefox variable but rather to the OS environment. To test it once you could execute: GTK_USE_PORTAL=1 firefox If you want a more persistent solution you could add export GTK_USE_PORTAL=1 t
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OpenSource VM, CT, (HA) Cluster Management Distribution Proxmox VE 5.3 Released(pve.proxmox.com)
4 points by tlamponi 8y ago|0 comments
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by tlamponi 8y ago
It may be this: https://github.com/fwalch/tum-thesis-latex At least it's linked here: https://www.in.tum.de/fuer-studierende/bachelor-studiengaeng...
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by tlamponi 8y ago
As a Italian who came to Vienna to study and started to work his 4th year (besides university) I can confirm those points. The city is also quite clean, as there are a lot (but still reasonable) amount of trash bins. Also you have a lot of
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by tlamponi 8y ago
Here in Italy you can only vote in the commune you're registered at (main residency), once you have the required age you're automatically on the list, if you go voting you will get an entry in the list, no other voting is possible
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by tlamponi 8y ago
I run Linux without desktop environment on a 4K screen, so I ran into this stuff on all GUI kits. I set the respective scale detection/factor variable in my environment and be done, e.g., for QT5 it'd be: export QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCA
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by tlamponi 8y ago
Just FYI, I'm one of the maintainers of a mid-size forum regarding opensource virtualization/containers and thus spam is a daily occurrence. While the fight against it is rather dire and no end will ever be in sight, I'll non
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by tlamponi 8y ago
Did not look to much into it but at least a packager from Alpine Linux does not think Julia's compiler ecosystem is clean/easy to work with: http://lists.alpinelinux.org/alpine-devel/6248.html But as said, I
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by tlamponi 8y ago
he was sarcastic...
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SonarSnoop: Active Acoustic Side-Channel Attacks(arxiv.org)
15 points by tlamponi 8y ago|2 comments
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by tlamponi 8y ago
All nice and dandy, but please, for the sake of everything, can this site just stop auto advancing on steps?! I click the last one and advance a step before I can comprehend what this command did or read any context. Breaks flow completely.
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SonarSnoop: Active Acoustic Side-Channel Attacks(arxiv.org)
2 points by tlamponi 8y ago|0 comments
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by tlamponi 8y ago
Maybe also interesting: https://neopg.io/ It's (also) from a former GPG dev, bases on the GPG source where some of the targets are: * switch to C++, allowing to reuse the legacy code, with lots of code thrown out * mov

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