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by yabones 4y ago
I would hope it's at least two or three Pi's...
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by yabones 4y ago
It's sort of funny how we've come full circle. First there was RSS. People didn't like having an RSS program, so a reader was bundled with the browser. Then social media took over from personal blogs & feeds. With declini
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by yabones 4y ago
Well if you're impatient like me you'll be happy to know that once they miss the first $1.5 billion interest payment they'll either default, or he'll have to sell off massive chunks of Tesla shares or stake in Spacex, po
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by yabones 4y ago
Yes, a massive success like SolarCity, Hyperloop, Boring company, the car-subway they built in Vegas, the spacex-edition-tesla with a 10K PSI tank onboard for cold gas thrusters, and of course how could we forget the flawless, glorious succ
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by yabones 4y ago
Was it IPsec traffic, or just something running on the IPsec port?
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by yabones 4y ago
I think we need more information. Do you run any services on that machine that would be exposed? Do you port-forward to that box? Use a VPN or something like Tailscale? Or perhaps a sync client like syncthing, onedrive, nextcloud, etc. coul
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by yabones 4y ago
Google was still collaborating with the CCP until early 2019. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly_(search_engine)
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by yabones 4y ago
Wouldn't help here, since most people have to use DDNS to connect back home since residential IPs change constantly. And with no DNS resolver, no DDNS lookup, no phone home. Best way to handle it is to just reconfigure your router to h
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by yabones 4y ago
Multiple VDEVs in one pool = striping. To build a traditional RAID10 on ZFS, you'd create several mirror vdev's, then add them to the same pool. This writes one strip to vdev1, the next to vdev2, etc. Should also be noted that it
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by yabones 4y ago
Lotteries and casinos don't have massive externalities like crypto does. If running a casino required burning coal 24/7 to produce an absurd amount of energy, creating kilotonnes of CO2 & sulfur dioxide and causing respiratory
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by yabones 4y ago
Might also be good for concrete production, perhaps. Most cement plants burn loads of coal to heat up the limestone, producing loads of CO2 in the process. Not sure if this reactor could heat up the kiln to >1,000C. Seems like there&#x27
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by yabones 4y ago
Americans will do anything but invest in transit. It's been shown over and over again that simple electrified rail is by far the most cost effective, green, and efficient transit solution. The great thing about robo-taxis is that they
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by yabones 4y ago
I think gp is referring to the number of screens on the inside of the vehicle, and how basically everything we do now revolves around a touch screen. Besides, I don't see how this will ever be cheaper than a 2010 prius being driven by
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by yabones 4y ago
It "survived", but apparently with some minor disruptions [1], which isn't a good signal at all. Any social media site should be able to survive a Thursday night with no major news events, celebrity deaths, natural disasters,
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by yabones 4y ago
That was mostly just for the blog post. In reality my default vhost 301's back to the IP that sent the request. I doubt it ever does anything, but I like to think it makes hackers attack themselves in the confusion :p I also have a fak
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by yabones 4y ago
Serves a few purposes, but as you said the main objective is already done by de-noising. The other reason I do this is because it's easy to detect that kind of scanning in HTTP logs, but not as easy for other services (ssh, ftp, smtpd
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Block web scanners with ipset and iptables(nbailey.ca)
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by yabones 4y ago
Some combination of "angry" grilles and the pseudo-anonymity of driving makes people act like complete animals. A fun one I noticed was driving to the beach this summer. In the parking lot, there was a tension in the air that a fi
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by yabones 4y ago
exFAT is fine in a pinch, but it's the only filesystem I've ever truly FUBAR'd by pulling a drive without ejecting. So long as you always safely remove and let the OS sync all the buffers it's probably okay. For data y
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by yabones 4y ago
VoLTE with fancy compression didn't make audio quality better, it just freed up bandwidth for carriers to cram more channels in. This has repeated for every single "improvement" in VoIP technology over its ~40 year history, t
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by yabones 4y ago
Really neat to see growing ARM processor support! Always impressed by the quality of OpenBSD releases.
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by yabones 4y ago
This wasn't done because of conflicts between the Kremlin and NATO, it was because of the conflict within the Kremlin. Wealthy Russians may have thought things could go "back to normal" if they quickly end the war (through di
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by yabones 4y ago
OpenBSD has certain flags it sets on various partitions to enable/disable performance and security features. Sort of like setting `noexec` on /tmp, using XFS instead of BTRFS on your database volume, etc. Like most OpenBSD things,
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by yabones 4y ago
Debian is great for desktop, I've been using 'stable' for about 3 years (Buster and currently Bullseye) with nothing but good experiences. It's basically all the good things about Linux without any of the nonsense unless
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by yabones 4y ago
The "line city" is possibly the worst idea of the 21st century. I will honestly be shocked if it goes over any better than the "world islands" they tried to build in Dubai.
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by yabones 4y ago
Most munitions have a toxic concentration of heavy metals. I really wouldn't want to eat anything grown in a field that was heavily shelled or bombed.
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by yabones 4y ago
Not sure if there's a way to do it instantly, but one way is to just run a find command in a cron job every X hours: find /foo/bar -type f -mtime +1 | xargs foobar
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by yabones 4y ago
A fun and easy one for Nginx is to simply redirect all requests by default. I stick this in my default vhost after the healthcheck and error page parts :) location / { return 301 http://$remote_addr$request_uri;
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by yabones 4y ago
8c/16g seems absolutely bonkers for an web/app server. I could understand if there was also a data & caching layer shoved onto the same box, but that's a LOT of memory for a python app. That's more inline with "
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by yabones 4y ago
Jmeter does have a proxy mode that records your traffic and saves it to a working config. From there you can tweak timings, add variables, loops, etc. It's a decent starting place if you have no experience with building load testing pl

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