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by waych 3y ago
Isn't this just an fstrim followed by Optimize-VHD to get the space back?
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by waych 3y ago
autoscaling isn't necessary to elicit downtime. Need to deploy a dev copy of your cluster? How about the CI/CD pipelines that are blocked? Go sit on your hands and wait it out. Almost 2 days now.
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by waych 3y ago
Repeatedly learned lesson: keep FS metadata as close to where you need the data as possible. Sharing or remoting metadata kept a last resort for when it's actually needed by the use case, as doing so always costs orders of magnitude in
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by waych 3y ago
IMO, Google used to be way better back when they had a policy against pre-announcing (15+ years ago). There was something magical about being able to announce and delight at the same time. Now it's become just a dumb game of showing th
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by waych 4y ago
But this is usually done on computers with a battery too?
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by waych 4y ago
They use per market pricing instead, which roughly works out to the same thing in the long term, while not being subject to short term fluctuations.
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by waych 4y ago
What a racist and mysandrist thing to say.
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by waych 4y ago
Curious if this may be due to oem construction? Every motherboard I've used to build systems with has plenty of options in the firmware, APM being among the most user obvious. Integrated systems like laptops? Not so much.
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by waych 4y ago
People will downvote you because they are tired of these same lies and the people who spread them.
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by waych 4y ago
Is it fair to assume that it is just big oil and big agg that are lobbying for what is included in these climate change reports?
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by waych 4y ago
Maybe people in this camp are welcome to move on too?
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by waych 4y ago
This may also mean "someone who finds staff" aka a sourcer. The person in the article seems to be talking about the placement of others that were sourced through the program they were in.
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by waych 4y ago
I don't know that this is the case for the lady in the article, but usually recruiters/sourcers at these companies are on contract for 12 months max, due to the hiring company not wanting them to appear as employees and thus not g
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by waych 4y ago
?? There is a whole industry built around network traffic analysis. What makes you think it doesn't happen on the internet?
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by waych 4y ago
I don't understand what you mean. Neighbor Discovery Caches certainly are a thing.
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by waych 4y ago
"The network is secure" is a common fallacy.
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by waych 4y ago
This looks like NAT pushed down to the endpoint itself. You've saved the translation in the router, but now routing lookups and ARP caches have grown by TEMP_VALID_LIFETIME / TEMP_PREFERRED_LIFETIME. What are valid values in the s
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by waych 4y ago
Port sequence analysis is stifled by SNAT though.
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by waych 4y ago
Not the whole world. Just the world is sufficient.
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by waych 4y ago
The limit of changing addresses once every N seconds as N approaches 0 is equal to offline. With any usable N, a clever observer would still easily work out what you were doing and still map out your infrastructure.
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by waych 4y ago
This helps mitigate correlations over time but doesn't do anything to mask the identity of the node within a given refresh interval (default one day).
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by waych 4y ago
Every packet leaving an IPv6 network that isn't NATed has an effective node ID in the packet. No need to guess just look at the packets.
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by waych 4y ago
Maybe you don't want to reveal your internal infrastructure to the world? Seems like basic opsec.
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by waych 4y ago
> previously there were more questions where it was necessary to type in the full translation, but now in most exercises we only need to input a single word or rearrange the word cards. This is a complaint I keep seeing regarding the new
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by waych 4y ago
If you believe a piece of link local infrastructure is a good carrier to trust your data, I have some great broken switches you may be interested in buying. Or if you insist on it being a virtual stack, how about some DMA engines with tran
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by waych 4y ago
Most people claiming to be experts in disinformation are really just experts in disinformation. Beware.
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by waych 4y ago
You're right; it isn't about saving a meg of ram. To Google Fuschia is about having a better (to them) alternative than Linux. GPL is a pain in the ass when working with hardware vendors and getting driver code produced. Fuschia i
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by waych 4y ago
Been using vi for just over 25 years now. The only thing I know how to do in emacs is exit :D vi uses the ctrl key a ton if you know what you are doing.
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by waych 4y ago
I almost exclusively exit vi using CTRL_W-CTRL-Q. It's a 3 finger chord that I use all the time to close vi windows. Makes sense that I'd use it to close the last one too.
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by waych 4y ago
I don't know about this "root key" setup you describe, but you can certainly program sets of yubikeys with the same OTP secrets at setup time, resulting in cloned/backup keys. The OTP secrets can also be stored (presuma

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