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by yokem55 6y ago
There's probably 4 lanes of pcie to connect the nvme ssd to, a couple more lanes to run the thunderbolt controllers, 2-3 usb controllers + a hub to connect the keyboard and touchpad, an audio dac and some thermal and power usage monito
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by yokem55 6y ago
The argument is an economic one - if all you are doing is selling a chip, and competing with others selling chips, you only can capture the margin on the chip. A vertically integrated vendor can capture margins across the whole product bund
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by yokem55 6y ago
Ahh. If you are using wg-quick, the the script automatically adds interface level routes to the routing table that would override any manual static routes. You could add a Table=off flag to the wg interface config, and then you won't h
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by yokem55 6y ago
Yes, that's the normal behavior. If you have 172.16.10.0/24 that you are accessing via a wg peer at 172.16.1.10, then that peer needs to have both the 172.16.1.10/32 and the 172.16.10.0/24 in that peers allowedips. Then
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by yokem55 6y ago
That's exactly what they want. It's got all the checksummed replication features that makes zfs awesome and it's pretty rock solid. It's even pretty resilient to dumb mistakes from the admin (ahem). Unfortunately ceph is
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by yokem55 6y ago
Don't worry too much about it. In the end, everything will be nearly 0k.
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by yokem55 6y ago
I was hoping this was some kind of stun mechanism for wireguard. No, it's just setting up a cheap wireguard server on AWS. Anyone have anything like an introduction server to help wg peers behind nat find each other?
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by yokem55 6y ago
They don't try to be entirely decentralized. Or entirely centralized. They balance between both. DNS still requires registrars and root servers if you want the whole world to be able to find you, but works just fine as well without tho
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Imagine considering a system that is stuck with the vendor's os.
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by yokem55 6y ago
Where it might help more is by reducing the power needed to run the ram. Putting it on package keeps the trace lengths to a minimum and might reduce the power the memory controller needs to talk to it.
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by yokem55 6y ago
It isn't even necessarily 'residential' IP's. It's IP's that don't have a valid reverse dns, preferably one that is also forward resolvable. Most ISP's won't let you set your reverse DNS on &#x27
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by yokem55 6y ago
To be even more explicit (or pedantic if you wish) - it's the bare metal xorg server that is 'deprecated' and not getting further development. The various nested xorg servers (xwayland, xephyr) are still very much alive.