zepearl

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   by zepearl 6y ago

   Thank you - honest and exact answers -> gives me a good general feeling about your service. Cheers
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   by zepearl 6y ago

   Thank you. Yeah, in my case the DBs "Clickhouse" and "MariaDB+MyRocks" might fit well the 1MB-case (as they both never "update" existing files but keep writing new files not just for "inserts" but as
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   by zepearl 6y ago

   I was skeptical but I have to admit that I like its simplicity. Compliments.
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   by zepearl 6y ago

   I have just tried it out - submitted my site's address & email, saw "stuff" happening in the firewall log and then got by email a nice report (pdf & XML & JSON). The website itself looks good as well :) I'll
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   by zepearl 6y ago

   Thank you! I did read Arstechnica's article in the past but I did not feel comfortable with their results... (I'm not challenging them, I'm just not sure if they're relevant for me or not). So, I just did a test (ashift
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   by zepearl 6y ago

   Any remarks/experiences about the "record size" of ZFS, maybe especially in relation to RAIDZx? I don't fully understand it. I have in a NAS a RAIDZ1 of 4HDDs on which I set a recordsize of 1MB, currently full at 50% and
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   by zepearl 6y ago

   I have to confirm this (in general). I have a secondary Win10 OS and, throughout months, after each update it kept losing more and more of the preferences which I initially set -> too frustrating -> I gave up trying to have it be set
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   by zepearl 6y ago

   My instantaneous thought: ethics. I'm no extremist of any kind (not in politics nor religion nor technology, maybe a bit regarding what is related to the environment) but experiments related to "growing brains" are an absolut
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   by zepearl 6y ago

   It could be that it can vary in multiple areas and depending as well on a lot of different stuff (kernel version, drivers/modules, settings, SW being used, ...). Personally, I always had the feeling that video was slower on Linux (alwa
10. 310.▲
    by zepearl 6y ago

    > “One evening,” says Anich, “he heard the chirp of a flying squirrel at a bird feeder, pointed the flashlight at it, and was amazed to see pink fluorescence.”
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Thx - unsuccessfully tried to find it earlier... . You're right, (directly) not so extreme as mentioned upstream. At the same time I think that mentioning "archiving" is in my opinion very dangerous especially when stated by
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    I remember when the big company I was working for started using T1s for databases (I guess caused by Oracle marketing & change of licensing model) and asked us "consumers" to start using those systems. I was skeptical so I dow
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Thank you! (it's this one https://www.hcaptcha.com , right? ) I was thinking about looking for recaptcha alternatives since October and until now I wasn't aware of hcaptcha.
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Dammit, and since years I was thinking that anything related to fur was a closed chapter, at least in Europe. This is horrible and absolutely superfluous, used to produce luxury goods :(
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Hehe, thank you for the detailed explanation!! Interesting!
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Advertisement (0 external references supporting mentioned statements, statements referring to results without providing supporting evidence, etc...).
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    > I'm curious why cities don't directly lay down the infrastructure work for broadband access. Wondering the same thing here (Switzerland), but I might not understand the context: decoupling the "cable" from the &qu
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Thx - maybe there are some additional complexities related to the payload/cargo (center of gravity, can the payload be rotated yes/no and if not then how to keep it level without increasing too much the weight, etc...)?
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    That would be silly - most of the products we create can harm the environment. Probably 95% of what I have at home (plastics, electronics, furniture's paint and glue, chunks of relatively special metal like aluminium, chemicals used to
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Just guessing (in addition to what others already mentioned - btw. I was wondering the same thing hehe): maybe one big part involves the landing & takeoff: for plane-like drones both are a lot more dangerous (therefore more difficult to
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Mh, many other non-american cities are older => I don't think that "age" matters directly in the context of the cost-comparison shown by the article. If complications caused by conflicting stuff that you mention is one of
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Sorry, I think that I didn't understand anything - what's your and [vixen99]'s conclusion?
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    The previous articles I read about Vitamin D & Covid (mentioned in German and Swiss news, not sure about the location of the cases) were related to critical cases in hospitals. Meaning that if the conditions are right (e.g. area having
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Please let me add as well more specific complexity like depth of the pages (of a site), length of parameters of dynamically generated links (which can potentially be infinite if there is a circular perpetually "adding" mechanism i
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    I agree. On one hand I can understand the need to shrink code, focus on the core functionality etc..., but on the other hand X has e.g. "xset" and "xbindkeys" which can be used for all X-desktops (or "Window Manager
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    And personally I don't like the idea/feeling of having recurring fixed costs - I just want to pay (more) once and that's it.
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    Does anybody know how to fix the problem of the taskbar's icons getting stuck to "orange" (notification)? This is for me a problem especially with Skype as I never know if somebody posted a new message into the chat or not (b
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    > I've intentionally under-allocated with array space on my drives Same here - created on each drive a partition slightly smaller than the HDD's capacity (using ZFS raidz1).
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    I don't agree (based on the fact that the host can run multiple images/VMs). In my opinion first of all the host should be secured (Firewall & Fail2ban etc...). To distribute security to the single images/VMs increases co
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    by zepearl 6y ago

    > The bad guys can also be IN the government. Yes, possible, focus on the "can/might". In general I would say that it's less likely (on the other hand there will always be 100% chances of the opposite, meaning that