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by zaarn 5y ago
>Then Germans will have to prosecute those going to the website and using it or remove it from German DNS servers. Germany has no right to try and limit the rights of US citizens by extension of limiting those of Germans. And? That'
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by zaarn 5y ago
Correct, the threat is the crime. And German Police was investigating channels that were consistently committing this exact crime on Telegram. Telegram was told these crimes were happening in specific channels and Telegram did nothing. They
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by zaarn 5y ago
Well you don't. Telegram blocked the channel in germany. So I don't get what your anger is all about then. Telegram Operators were given the choice of leaving germany entirely and blocking users there, be blocked by germany or rem
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by zaarn 5y ago
>This is clearly a bait and switch. If illegal actions are being perpetrated (e.g., death threats) then prosecute them. They are. The operators of the channel have an open arrest warrant for inciting hatred, denying the holocaust and dea
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by zaarn 5y ago
The Judenstern as referenced here is specifically the yellow star jews were forced to wear during and just before WW2. That is how they're entirely styled. The rhetoric that is used by people doing this is very much comparing vaccine m
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by zaarn 5y ago
You can add and removes devs from a vdev in ZFS now, with this feature, giving you the ability to resize a vdev. But only upwards. Downwards isn't possible yet.
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by zaarn 5y ago
This isn't about "anti-mandate" discussion, it's about blocking the channel of someone (Avocadolf) who's got an open arrest warrant for inciting hatred and denying the holocaust as well as death threats to politicia
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by zaarn 5y ago
In this case it applies to a real nazi who's denying the Holocaust and spreading some barely-not-eugenics rhetoric... Not just "some truckers".
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by zaarn 5y ago
Don't forget cases where a product's domain expired and has since be reused for something else entirely (or a product with similar goal but new vendor)
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by zaarn 5y ago
You can now with this feature. If you're using RAID1 vdevs, you could always remove and add mirrors. Now you can at least add a device to a RAIDZn vdev.
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by zaarn 5y ago
You can definitely expand and shrink a zpool based on mirrors. You can remove top-level vdevs, provided the pool is fine, and expand existing pools by adding new mirrors.
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by zaarn 5y ago
The cheapest way to reprogram a blown efuse is to buy a new efuse. In some cases, the efuse is a separated chip but it can be integrated into the CPU or Microcontroller, in which case your only option is to find one of those without the efu
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by zaarn 5y ago
And every server will have to be put on a different schedule. By running it every 60 minutes, it doesn't matter when it runs, it automatically aligns. Once you managed 200 servers, that becomes valuable and no longer manually managable
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by zaarn 5y ago
After the first time the binary is executed, it should be comfortably in the memory disk cache. And frankly, on a modern SSD, the sector size is large enough that the only difference is reading 3 instead of 1 sectors to call "ls".
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by zaarn 5y ago
The terminal isn't aware that you're, for example, using an indent because the help text of an option should appear indented from the option it's explaining. So the line wrap will go into the next line and ruin the readabilit
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by zaarn 5y ago
QUIC and ECH cover the leakage of host information already, so DNS over TLS/HTTPS is plenty useful already IMO. Just needs the hosts to upgrade to support ECH or QUIC. Plus it's never bad to cover your bases, DNS queries are for m
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by zaarn 5y ago
A VHS drive uses a different encoding pattern, the head of the VHS player is physically incapable of moving like the head of an LTO tape. Additionally it lacks precision as an LTO tape is much more densely packed. Lastly, LTO drives use dif
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by zaarn 5y ago
It helps dispersing jobs like backups. If you have 20 servers, your backup storage is not hit by them all at the same time. Even better, because it takes into account how long it runs, if two servers hit it at the same time, the reduced per
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by zaarn 5y ago
That runs it once an hour not every hour, there is an important distinction there.
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by zaarn 5y ago
Does that add a static random delay on bootup or does it randomly delay the job each time? Because for timers you can pick that for every single timer individually.
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by zaarn 5y ago
Unnecessary to you maybe but not to other people. It's a tiny bit rude to simply call a feature rude just because you don't use it. After all, by that argument I could call the screen reader software or the Speech-to-Text bloat. B
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by zaarn 5y ago
Yes but anacron is still a bit less powerful than timers, since I can schedule a timer to run every hour instead of once an hour plus on reboot in two very short config lines. And I don't think anacron has a concept of running things e
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by zaarn 5y ago
That's why german has standard rates for lawyers. You don't pay the other side's actual legal costs, you pay a standard rate of their legal costs. And since lawyers not on payroll are required to bill standard rate, your lega
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by zaarn 5y ago
Maybe because you've never had the ability to use such timing requirements. Having more advanced tools available also makes you think more in them. If you only ever used cron, there has been no reason to think about a service running e
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by zaarn 5y ago
Generally I would say the biggest difference is that with timers, you get more control. For example, you can schedule a timer to run 10 minutes after boot. Or a timer that actives 10 minutes after it has last finished running (note: not w
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by zaarn 5y ago
I don't think Vulcanoes usually produce an EMP, however, we did record quite a number of lightning strikes around the vulcano. If memory serves, the area around the vulcano was struck in excess of 200'000 times per minute at the h
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by zaarn 5y ago
I'd just go to my bank and tell them to reverse the transfer. Thanks to SEPA for that one.
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by zaarn 5y ago
Engineer it for 30 minutes and swap it regularly (SpaceX swaps turbines and pumps often enough because they do break down after only one or three launches)
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by zaarn 5y ago
I've already mentioned this won't cover all languages.
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by zaarn 5y ago
To be fair, that turbo pump and throttling control only has to work for about 5 minutes, that does make it a bit simpler by just engineering it to work for 15 minutes without breaking (safety margin included then).

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