TheHolm 1w ago • 100%
As owner of dark green car I can say, do not buy this color, it is bloody stealth car. No one see you on the road. Have to drive with light on all the time. I guess only grey is worse that it.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
Why break thing which works? As Gröber correctly mentioned, there is no technical problems with updown. Not fancies tool, but it is usually all you need to manage networking on a server in 99% cases.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
I can't even imagine how much damage will be done by sweeping reforms from party which so disconnected from reality so it pushed "The Voice". Both labor and liberal are leaving in their universes and no not care much about general population. We should stop voting for both of them, pick a small party of your choice and put it first, it is how democracy works.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
ICINGA/NAGIOS? you can even feed data already collected by Prometheus to it if you want.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
Ahh age of switching PSUs and led lights. 20 years ago you will notice it in an instant.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
A4-6210 with build in GPU has TDP of 15W. There is no point to optimize anything it is seeping power already. may be try to use tlp to limit max charge level of the battery ( i'm not sure is you laptop is supported). You can play with governors too, but I personaly will not bother. You obviously need multiuser.target but not GUI.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
With raid 10 - i would not risk it . With RAID6 ( obviously not on BTRFS) it is fair game if you have solid return policy for drives which are DOA. Go for SAS drives, they are cheaper (but generally hotter and nosier). And look for old-new-stock on specialized sites, no one in enterprise needs say 8tb drives, so they selling them cheap at times.
Get drive, connect , run long smart self-test ( for 18tb it is probably take a day). If it passed you are reasonably sure that it will not die soon. And keep running these test regularly, as soon as they start failing, replace.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
Bump root cert to 10 years and use intermediate with shorter lifetime. root cert should be stored and processed off net.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
And signup with mobile number to boot. Pity I would love to watch it.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
It would be useful to know laptop spec. In general, do not bother power consumption should be lower enough as it is.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
to stop guessing what HDD to replace when one failed. VM can't see actual HDDs as SMART is not getting forwarded.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
I guess HE is still providing free IPv6 via IPv4 tunnels.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
Biggest problem will be BW and latency to your lab from the Internet. I would use dedicated hardware and subnet for it. Security wise, if you can make your site 100% static it will help a lot with security. I'm personally set on AWS S3 + CloudFlare combo with static site generator running in my lab. Yes it is not really "self hosted" but worries free solution for me.
TheHolm 2w ago • 25%
This is why we need nuclear as main green power source.
TheHolm 2w ago • 100%
both works. Just do not forgot to assign fake serial numbers if you are passing disks. IMHO passing disk will be more performant, or may be just pass HBA controller if other disks are on different controller.
TheHolm 2w ago • 25%
Just imaging how much pollution this bikes on road generates, it would be way better if they continue driving.
TheHolm 4w ago • 100%
you forgot one more option, penalties companies which force workers to commute on jobs which not requite personal presence. It will improve public transport and reduce car usage a lot. It will also make small business to move away from cities to places where people lives.
TheHolm 4w ago • 100%
Look how much any maintenance/repairs costs now. It may be true.
TheHolm 4w ago • 100%
ZFS or BTRF mirror will know which side is at fault due to checksums. I'm more concern about simultaneous falures of two disks. Rebuilding of a RAID puts lots of pressure on remaining disks, so probability that remaining one dies too is much higher. with RAID6 3 disks need to die to lost date, which is less likely but not impossible.
TheHolm 4w ago • 83%
I would not trust these kind of dives in the mirror. IMHO RAID6 is the only way.
Here we are - 3600 which was still under manufacture 2-3 years ago are not get patched. Shame on you AMD, if it is true.
Time line (by me). Probably incorrect. - 4:00 reentry starts - 5:00 some burning debris visible - 6:30 end of plasma - 10:30 strange flip , may be reoriented before second dive to atmosphere. - 14:00 second plasma - 17:42 active atmosphere guidance phase starts - 19:45 - drogues deployed . first two thumbs a probably a lids - 21:00 drogue cut, main deployed - 21:31 mains fully opened - 22:58 - attitude control kick in again while under shuts. Why ?? - 23:59 - landed ( watered?)
I'm looking for hardware for my new NAS. Is there any Intel CPUs which support Quick Sync and ECC memory at same time? And is there any MB which semi officially supports ECC? I usually use AMD CPUs for servers, but any AMD CPU with build-in video does not support ECC. And just to prevent ECC holy wars - I need ECC. :-) And adding GPU to AMD system is an option but I'm trying to avoid it.
Unless you are missed the news. Bug found in OpenZFS causing data corruption, FreeBSD, Linux and illumos are all affected. [Good description of the bug](https://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-EN-23:16.openzfs.asc) [Some good news from bug tracker on OpenZFS](https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/15526) > OpenZFS 2.2.2 and 2.1.14 released with fix in place. If you don't get your > OpenZFS direct from here, point your vendor at it. Patch your systems!!
Asking as person who live in Australia for 20 years but never got answer on this question?