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871.
by vetinari 4y ago
My problem was rather with problematic updates of zfs itself. The update "helpfully" updated initramfs for older kernels too... and if something broke, it broke previous versions too, so they all were unbootable. Eventually I ende
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by vetinari 4y ago
Not sure how Synology implemented it, but they do support Windows ACLs on btrfs volumes.
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by vetinari 4y ago
> I'd advise you to use PPA over repo though, as many key features are missing from the version on repos. I would advise using ZFS only with distros that come with it (i.e. Ubuntu, Proxmox), especially if you plan to have your &#x2F
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by vetinari 4y ago
> - Some see systemd and related activity in Gnome and elsewhere as Red Hat bullying their way into excessive control over the direction of Linux. The funny thing is that Redhat management didn't see the point until other distribu
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by vetinari 4y ago
> declarative model for configuration for... like everything. Here I find that many people look for the wrong thing. Their idea is 'do $stuff at boot'. However, systemd does 'do $stuff at $event', where 'boot&#x2
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by vetinari 4y ago
As if resolving wasn't traditionally broken in Linux and now people are relying on broken behavior.
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by vetinari 4y ago
And you would know because our guys are telling you so? They would never lie? Demonization of the opponent is a thing as old as warfare. While there are things that are wrong in China, there were waves of anti-China hysteria in the west. To
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by vetinari 4y ago
> Or they were banned for spreading disinformation "Disinformation" is a propaganda term. Unless you are Ministry of Truth, of course ;) In practice, what is labeled "disinformation" is just what those in power do not
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by vetinari 4y ago
Try to discuss Hunter Biden, Burisma and Ukraine. You will be muted as fast as in China. > Do you work for the CCP? Because it's hard to imagine being so wrong by mistake. Yeah, attack the character instead of the argument. In case
880.
by vetinari 4y ago
Some Chinese can see it. Just like some Westerners see the western one. And many of them fall for the greener grass on the other side. It isn't.
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by vetinari 4y ago
That's your POV, because you identify with one of the parties. Once you stop, you will see there is no desert or rainforest; it's the ideology inside your head telling you so. We are the good guys, after all.
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by vetinari 4y ago
This is the first part of the nuance. I never said US government. I said establishment. Which topics do youtube/facebook/twitter censor? Or, slightly more specifically, which part of US government is officially responsible for thi
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by vetinari 4y ago
I was born in a communist country, I know very well. The difference is, that I see both western and Chinese censorship. You see only the Chinese. And the Chinese see only western.
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by vetinari 4y ago
I don't see any difference wrt western sites here. Try talking about topics that irritate western establishment on youtube/twitter/facebook and see what happens. In the end, it boils down to "us" (or "our guys&
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by vetinari 4y ago
On RouterOS, the default 'admin' user is a member of the 'full' group, which has 'sniff' policy enabled. So it can be both - dedicated user with the appropriate permission, or admin himself.
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by vetinari 4y ago
There is no such thing as a yacht owned by a person; even if you wanted to operate some small one, you would create SPE (=special purpose entity, i.e. a company) for it. So they were owned by companies. Yachts are operated as businesses, es
887.
by vetinari 4y ago
Starch-based adhesives. But there are plastic packages still. Sauces for example will come in small plastic cups.
888.
by vetinari 4y ago
> This is 2022, we have to pack our food with some plastic. We don't; cardboard packaging for food is pretty common nowadays.
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by vetinari 4y ago
Do not forget that there was a wave of seizures of russian-owned assets in the west. I would not be surprised, if Aeroflot still had to pay the leases they owe, but the proceeds would be paid to subjects who had their assets seized abroad.
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by vetinari 4y ago
You mean baseboards? Checking them is a good idea; some do have a space for running a cable. So if there's no need to go over a corner, it might be an option.
891.
by vetinari 4y ago
It's not that simple everywhere, We have brick walls, replacing cables means lot of dust and repairing those opened walls... provided you don't damage anything already there. So here I'm feeling adventurous for pushing 10 GbE
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by vetinari 4y ago
I did break: - original Kindle (once I put it into a bag in the original cover, and the display was broken when put out of the bag. I never found out what caused the display damage); - tablet display (OLED one, ouch, slipped on ceramic tile
893.
by vetinari 4y ago
I might be already there. Why do you want to move in and spoil it for us, who are already there? Find some other place, where building human hives is more welcome.
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by vetinari 4y ago
UK was never in Schengen; as an EU citizen, I had to go through ID check all the time. The only difference now is that I have to show passport, national ID is not enough anymore. Guns were never allowed to circulate freely; even in Schengen
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by vetinari 4y ago
Just because it is most efficient, does not mean it is enjoyable or that the life in such a hive isn't missing some qualities.
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by vetinari 4y ago
And the national government excuse usually is, that they do it according to EU rules, directive or whatever. Denying responsibility at all levels at its finest. There are rare examples of resistance, like the attempt of Czech government to
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by vetinari 4y ago
> unless you've copied bits of GPL library into your code (or similar that would be judged as a copyright violation). Which might happen very easily: one #include and you might be there.
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by vetinari 4y ago
> All the same I'm not seeing how this plays into why it should be forced, the phone is just half the story (the CLAT) and if the enterprise wanted to implement NAT64 and 464XLAT they can PD. If they don't then it's not go
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by vetinari 4y ago
> DHCPv6 forces no such thing it just allows for it. I wrote "would allow to force", not that it forces. > LTE w/ PDN still uses DHCPv6 PD or SLAAC (or both). Unless you are turning Android device into router, you won&#
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by vetinari 4y ago
Except for endpoints where the user/owner has zero control. Think your smart TV or Chromecast. Suddenly, they can do anything they want and you cannot stop them.

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