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by toredash 9y ago
Surprised by the amount of work done on the research but none(?) on past research on the same topic
92.
by toredash 9y ago
Gentlemen?
93.
by toredash 9y ago
Site doesn't work from here
94.
by toredash 9y ago
Sorry I don't get it. With B2 I have to pay if I want to say download 100GB of data in B2. From what I read, you say this isn't so. But the pricing page state otherwise
95.
by toredash 9y ago
B2 has retrieval cost, the first 10GB each month is free.
96.
by toredash 9y ago
Agree, but lack of public key support is the only reason for me not using it
97.
by toredash 9y ago
Have bought this gear myself and just waiting for it to arrive
98.
by toredash 9y ago
Same router. Very happy with it after 1y of usage
99.
by toredash 9y ago
Of course not. Then everyone would use it for that purpose alone.
100.
by toredash 9y ago
Or they just don't patch their systems.
101.
by toredash 9y ago
Sad part is that there will still be owners of WinXP who won't patch their systems.
102.
by toredash 10y ago
Have you tried Software Collection? More up to date software, but not supported for 10y as RHEL is
103.
by toredash 10y ago
Couldn't they do a "touch /.autorelabel" and reboot the system? I think that is a reasonable sacrifice considering you lost access to your system.
104.
by toredash 10y ago
It doesn't help that cloud providers, e.g. DigitalOcean disable Selinux
105.
by toredash 10y ago
I -THINK- you didn't answer his question
106.
by toredash 10y ago
How do you do input to the different VMs/TVs?
107.
by toredash 10y ago
I would say quite a bit. If it takes 15min to get up and running, any major change at Google would still only require a new 15min to get to know the new system. If you need a month to properly get to know AWS, any major change will most lik
108.
by toredash 10y ago
Correction: Chances are someone already complained about something or whatever.
109.
by toredash 10y ago
This just in: people on HN doesn't know how to navigate a slidedeck. What gives? More comments on the format rather than content
110.
by toredash 11y ago
They will open source it, but then can't just publish all the code without reviewing it. What if there is some code there that they can't legally but into the public space? It's legalwork, that shit takes time
111.
by toredash 11y ago
I would suggest reading the documentation and understanding the architecture. It works well for many applications but some are less ideal. Maybe yours was a corner case? I don't know. But it's used by many, for instance Facebook
112.
by toredash 11y ago
I'm not surprised that you have good experience with this setup.
113.
by toredash 11y ago
Uh, well if you base your GlusterFS experience on that, no wonder you have a bad view on the technology. I can only assume that your setup only used two nodes, which is not really supported, and of course will cause split-brain problems. An
114.
by toredash 11y ago
Of course it happens, few things are written in stone
115.
by toredash 11y ago
Same situation in Norway. But the tax incentives are so many that if you can you should buy, from an economic perspective. of course there is risks. And if mobility / freedom is weighing more than money, maybe you shouldn't buy?
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by toredash 11y ago
I woukd say 2 months was little, so I'm not really impressed given he could take longer. Not because he is the chwif, but since their policy permits it
117.
by toredash 11y ago
This I what I'm thinking. Good solution for someone that is not really into computers and technology.
118.
by toredash 11y ago
The other half does not think it is acceptable
119.
by toredash 11y ago
I've always viewed Schibsted as a owner of media companies, VG, Blokket etc. Not a company that is producing software. That at least how I read your views. From the little I've viewed they don't do anything special on IT oper
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by toredash 11y ago
They outsourced operations to IBM, is that a good sign?

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