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by u02sgb 7y ago
This looks like open source Delphix using Postgres. It even seems to be using ZFS under the hood. Any comments from people using it? I designed a CI system using Delphix at an old client and it was awesome!
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by u02sgb 7y ago
Finding a way to avoid red tape seems like a massive cost and time saving. I remember seeing something similar with The Boring Company. Avoiding red tape by getting the city to agree the depth was great enough to not need look into environm
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by u02sgb 7y ago
He was perhaps trying to get a feel for the team?
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by u02sgb 7y ago
Thanks
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by u02sgb 7y ago
You talk about "community"is there likely to be any messaging between users? This would be great for my nephew (12) but his parents obviously aren't keen on him getting any internet messaging.
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by u02sgb 7y ago
Forever?
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by u02sgb 7y ago
SO used to offer their database of q&a for download. Has that changed?
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by u02sgb 7y ago
Doesn't use many of the advanced features though e.g. RAID is done using standard Linux mdraid with a btrfs partition on top of it.
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by u02sgb 7y ago
Not "hi" it usually says "this should never happen" :)
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by u02sgb 7y ago
Not necessarily true. For example the enterprise I work in doesn't allow saving chat history. This makes email better for technical discussion that needs recorded.
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by u02sgb 7y ago
That's common behaviour for a TV signal called "overscan". As you thought, it seems to be disabled if it knows a computer is connected. You can sometimes disable it in TV menus and most HTPC software has something to resize t
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Sorry, late to reply! The warranty differences are things like with enterprise they'll send you a new one as soon as the SMART data suggests it's going to fail. Consumer is usually you post it back and they send you a new one.
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Particularly when the advert is for their show "sex education"and my young children are in the room!
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Charging a li-ion battery when very cold is not good for it
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by u02sgb 8y ago
I think mainly warranty, although other posters are saying enterprise drives have capacitors to help with writing during power loss. I'd have thought a good battery backed raid controller would handle this but "enterprise"=&q
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Random reads are an order of magnitude slower so for fast access there's a notable difference. Still a role for hard drives with sequential reads/writes, such as the regular backups they should have been taking! Slower in all area
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Surely a battery backed raid controller would be enough? That's how we did it with spinning drives in the past.
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by u02sgb 8y ago
This can be replicated in consumer drives by underprovisioning.
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Consumer SSDs can absolutely be the right choice in some situations. Great for scrappy development environments or things that are refreshed regularly like running ETL migration runs. I'd advise underprovisioning them by 10% and keepin
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Can you clarify why? Surely they are just normal batteries with a charging circuit? I'd have thought it was more a problem with "pass through charging" where the battery needs to discharge (RPi) and charge at the same time.
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Not sure if it's feature equivalent but HeidiSQL was pretty good on Windows
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by u02sgb 8y ago
I think Republic of Ireland not wanting to leave is "stopping them". They're much more integrated into Europe than the UK too. Have the euro for example.
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Oh the irony :)
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Not sure that's "going further". They're two separate choices (despite being related).
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Backblaze B2 customer here. My credit card stopped accepting your billing and no SMS for me. Took me a month or so to notice the emails and update my details. I've got SMS alerts active for Caps. Would be worth adding that as was a bit
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by u02sgb 8y ago
Security. I do this too.
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by u02sgb 9y ago
I would be surprised if that's the case for paying customers...
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by u02sgb 9y ago
Bat and robbing - impact one person. Cheating on emissions [1] - impact 1200 people? Not to mention willfully flouting the law. They need to set a precedent. [1] http://news.mit.edu/2017/volkswagen-emissions-premature-
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by u02sgb 9y ago
Perhaps they're focusing on other things? Motorsport has always been about advertising, maybe they don't see an advantage in that at this time.
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by u02sgb 9y ago
Perhaps getting down downvoted by people who expect Tesla may have thought about this. I remember reading the overheating was due to the regenerative braking trying to push power back into the battery so it was getting hard charged and disc

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