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by tlamponi 4y ago
> I've not seen anyone using a tiling window manage with 32" and larger 4k displays. It's just an awful experience. I'm using i3 / sway on both, my Workstation's 40" 21:9 (5120x2160) and my private 32&q
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by tlamponi 4y ago
It does though, it defines when to complete the write command to a client and when general any IO should be allowed on an object (both need #copies >= min-size), from the Quincy PG settings docs: > Sets the minimum number of writt
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by tlamponi 4y ago
Sure does, you can create a pool with that target/minimum replica just fine, there are some hosters that thought they were improving performance and data usage (which, well, is true), but ignored the impossibility of having any real re
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by tlamponi 4y ago
Their ceph usage is quite odd IMO, that few disks per node and such a (for storage) slow network interconnect cannot give you good results. We have a two-year-old (time really does fly) ceph benchmark with 100G Ethernet interconnect for clu
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by tlamponi 4y ago
This is my first reply to you, so how can I argue against your point again ? Also it seems I can count myself lucky to work under a chief technology officer that actually thinks about technology and also understands actual benefits, not
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by tlamponi 4y ago
Proxmox provides enterprise support staffed mostly by devs and engineers, and not some crappy outsourced service asking you the three questions from their predefined support handling sheet. It is also deployed in many many enterprise and go
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by tlamponi 4y ago
No it isn't, or it's at least not the problematic part. curl is just the messenger, and on outputting things to a terminal you can use escape codes, and other things, to do some funky stuff like changing colors or making text blin
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by tlamponi 4y ago
Hard disagree, it has a lot of value and there's a reason it still exists and lots of tooling is still developed for running in terminals and shells, sometimes as exclusive target. Problems with untrusted, unknown input from any source
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by tlamponi 4y ago
> No allocation = no leaks, no use after free, no dangling pointers. Often you don't allocate because it's not a necessity and a PITA due to C, but with rust I see no point in not using a tiny allocator if one has a few 100 KiB
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by tlamponi 4y ago
Yes, our clustered, real-time configuration file system uses sqlite as sole backing store. https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pmxcfs.html https://git.proxmox.com/?p=pve-cluster.git;a=tree;f=data&#
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by tlamponi 4y ago
We, that is Proxmox VE (Linux based clustering & hyper-visor distro) and our other projects, had to roll back that exact change due to issues on some test HW a few months back, but it has to be said that we're on the 5.15 LTS while
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by tlamponi 5y ago
The project creates quite a bit of dug-out material, so much that you can get paid quite a lot if you can take a few hundred thousand m³. I know a farmer that used this to fill up a small, steep valley with nothing much in there, and then c
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by tlamponi 5y ago
Quite the detour, especially the turn towards Gossensaß that's only done to gain the altitude slowly enough, to not need yet another train engine for pulling freight over the Brennerpass; currently they're using two and also have
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by tlamponi 5y ago
> The very things that make Linux powerful and controllable like shared library all over the place, package managers, and more make it more fragile and time consuming to administer. How is apt update apt upgrade to make ones
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by tlamponi 5y ago
Sure, but if they modify the AGPL they need to disclose that prominently in the program or service covered under AGPL, similarly, if they incorporate such code in their own, possible non-AGPL code (e.g., GPL) the combined code base will bec
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by tlamponi 5y ago
Collabora has IMO some nice work going on, development and educational wise. Also, I'm getting some strong hints about getting a vulkan driver for nvidia soonish, would be nice!
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by tlamponi 5y ago
But Woodstock, or any other tickets are a limited resource by definition, the venue can cope with X amount of people there, where X is at max some area dependent value and can be limited further by safety measurements and/or law. So yo
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by tlamponi 5y ago
xwayland is still being actively developed, xserver is in maintenance mode, which isn't a bad thing, especially for such an old, somewhat mature tech, but being actively developed is something else in my understanding. And one just can
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by tlamponi 5y ago
And that's exactly why OP asked for GPU encoder, those are low-latency and if the resulting stream requires less bandwidth it means that there can be fewer packets on the network, meaning lower absolute re-transmits (the networks relat
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by tlamponi 5y ago
You only need dart and flutter itself, and both of those can used via CLI just fine, I know because when I develop flutter I exclusively use my classic tmux+vim setup to do so. If I want to create an android build I naturally also need the
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by tlamponi 5y ago
> Linux: There is an age old Ubuntu bug (which bleeds into many Ubuntu based Distributions) where the installer wipes out the bootloader of a drive that you aren't even installing the OS on. Dear open source community: your desktop
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by tlamponi 5y ago
And there's always something on Windows laptops/PCs too. I use Debian (current stable and Sid) and Arch Linux on my workstation (12000 series Alder Lake i7), laptop (X1 Carbon Gen 9), desktop pc at my birth home (Ryzen 3000 series
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by tlamponi 5y ago
> I dont want 15KB, because difference between 15 and 70 is 5 milliseconds. And I want it, as on travelling or mobile I'm golden if I get 1 MBit/s (= 128 KiB/s) download bandwidth, more often it's around 300-400 KBit&
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by tlamponi 5y ago
SATA, thus my IO-limitation conclusion. I got a new workstation recently with a good PCIe 4.0 NVMe, maybe I get around to retry and compared with that.
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by tlamponi 5y ago
FWIW, I tried it on a rust project here, the difference was in the noise range only; that way I knew that I was rather IO limited (linking produces lots of IO) and also that mold benchmarks _may_ potentially overpromise a bit much, at least
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by tlamponi 5y ago
Proxmox projects (Proxmox VE, Proxmox Backup, Proxmox Mail Gateway) are also 100% fully open source and gets the revenue through enterprise support. Works fine for us.
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by tlamponi 5y ago
It could be a possibility, i.e., not completely out of the possible. But, with Xi taking steps in a more authoritarian direction not that long ago, and the Hong Kong situation showing that they have no interest in autonomous regions, I fail
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by tlamponi 5y ago
I really don't mind the brevity, but the quality and correctness from that guide seems rather lacking, a few examples: `apt update` refreshes the package index, but does no upgrade; so `apt update <package>` just fails with a usa
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by tlamponi 5y ago
> calories in - calories out was debunked a while ago. Not really, it's just that calories-in is worst-case that's what's on the foods box, you cannot magically produce more energy but it's well known that not everyth
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by tlamponi 5y ago
IIRC, I always need to restart the pipewire-session user service once before getting a stable connection on my latop, I'm not using it that often currently as I'm not travelling much, but it was something like systemctl --us

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