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@yoursunny great article In an older article (https://yoursunny.com/t/2020/EUserv-IPv4/) you used vxlan to do the tunneling. Would you suggest ip6gre over vxlan for such cases?
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(Quote) Ok, I missed that review process was completed, thanks for clarifying that. The rest of the statement is a reply to your questions about moderation, particularly the first one.
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(Quote) I am not in favor of banning him, but at the end of the day this is not a church to talk about ethics. This guy exposed a vulnerability that could potentially harm Calin clients, who (guess what?) happens to be members of the low end communi…
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(Quote) A couple of pages before you defended your action, now this. Go get some help, seriously dude.
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It doesn't matter if hazi broke specific rules at OGF. It was an illegal olympic-sized dick move against a competitor, for petty and stupid reasons. This is kill -9, this person is a potential threat to any community due to a combination of lo…
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(Quote) Correct me if I am wrong, but raid is about uptime (or speed), not security, right? Raid is not a backup
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(Quote) Thank you for your analysis. At home I use an older i3 with a desktop motherboard and a couple of 4T sata disks on zfs mirror + ssd boot + the above immortal disk for buffering torrents + an external backup as a nas. I am thinking for a ge…
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(Quote) Thank you, I didnt know they posted that. (Quote) Yeah I thought that too, but reading on an analysis on this they say that these Seagates are much older than the rest disks, so more or less it's not safe to draw conclusions.
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(Quote) Yeah I don't know who at seagate thought that this it's a good idea to pack 2 different values in the error attributes, as there are no other attributes there. Had the same issue with a seagate and found this info in some tech manu…
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(Quote) I was thinking to buy a couple of 8TB SATA disks or more for home, but what stops me is the drop in quality. What do you suggest? (Quote) Yeah on seagates Raw_Read_Error_Rate is a 48 bit number, where first 16bits is the error count and las…
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(Quote) he is here already, reverse engineering it
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at last a beautiful site
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(Quote) This is nice. Can you please share yabs? If the i/o speed is reasonable I'll take it
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By the way, in this sense, the "historical reasons" that are mentioned for the "streams" term, is of course a reference to UNIX philosophy. C was created to implement UNIX system utilities, so C evolved alongside with UNIX and v…
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(Quote) I can guess that it's the same thing that holds for NULL. Macros and typedefs are usually defined with capital letters to remind that they are such definitions. For example, from an early gnu stdio.h implementation: ...struct __sFile …
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(Quote) Sorry, no idea.
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By the way there is also this. They're obviously resellers, not sure from where. There are a few dedis under <~15 EUR with at least 1TB + unmettered traffic https://www.sitehotel.de/bare-metal-france I had a vps from them, never had issues.
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a few ideas https://mevspace.com/ https://www.ikoula.com/en/dedicated-server https://www.leaseweb.com/dedicated-servers#NL https://oneprovider.com/dedicated-servers/paris-france https://servdiscount.com/ https://alexhost.com/dedicated-servers/
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(Quote) Short answer: no, this is not windows xp Swap in linux can be used when the ram is nearly full, but this is not the primary reason we use it. In long running servers it's used to free up pages that are not used in order to give more ra…
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(Quote) huh?
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(Quote) I've read so many bad reviews for contabo performance, that to be honest I've never used them. Only once I asked them (before buying) if they support custom ISO installation, and they were asking for additional €25.00 "due to …
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(Quote) Yeah, on the other hand in my case this is balanced out due to memory caching.
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(Quote) Thanks. Can you curl -sL yabs.sh | bash -s -- -5 for direct comparison? What is your policy on CPU usage?
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(Quote) Can you please suggest something else with 32GB ram on this price and better performance? I am interested.
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(Quote) Yes I agree with @yoursunny . It seems to me that many small io operations in parallel with computations (that I assume need memory bandwidth) are causing memory bus saturation On the other hand nvme (which is very fast too) is on its own b…
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(Quote) Yeah good point. I use bash so long that it's become a synonym for terminal
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(Quote) Thanks, It turned out I had another one with a public IP that was auto-renewing idling so I just moved the service there. Finally, the following requests are possible curl myip.camcurl 4.myip.camcurl 6.myip.camcurl -4 myip.camcurl -6 myip.…
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(Quote) Lol crazy, I wouldn't expect that. Thanks! And this is why we can't have nice things.
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(Quote) curl -6L myip.cam Btw, the -L is needed because nat http proxy redirects http to https. If I find a vps with a public IPv4 for under $10/year, I will have both 443 and 80 reply, so -L will not be needed (Quote) Good idea, I also enabled …
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(Quote) Yeah I wouldn't remember da.gd/ip even if my life was depending on it :)
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chroot is perfect for handling obsolete software that depends on old system libraries. In such cases, only filesystem isolation is needed, and that's due to compatibility not security, so anything above chroot is overkill and complicates setup …
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Yeah I use it, apart from testing, there are use cases that the level of chroot isolation is exactly right.
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(Quote) Oh lord, have German providers also started this VDS shit? You are correct, I had to read their description a few times to understand that cores are shared. Why on earth could someone call VDS something like that apart from poor marketing?
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(Quote) Yeah I saw steal times too, which doesnt make sense in a dedicated plan
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If anyone's curious about their VDS packages, I have a VDS S from them, not quite happy with their performance. # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## Yet-Another-Bench-Script ## v…
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Drives will fail, and it's a matter of probability whether this will lead to complete loss (which is never zero) Different raid configurations 1) have different probability of complete loss, and thus (assuming that you always have backups) you…
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Many thanks for your offers/ideas. It seems that with some changes in my setup, I could also go with 100mbps unmetered, so if you have any more ideas please let me know @SMARTHOST I will drop you an email, I wanted to try your services anyway.
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(Quote) fdupes -Sr . (Quote) You may also want to try jdupes, it's an order of magnitude faster
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Oh jeez, don't continue with this shit. (Quote) You derail this topic since your first word here, in an offer thread, by trying to establish a mob for witch-hunting against Calin, against forum, against admin or whatever. Well I missed the mem…
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It's not easy or comfortable to go with the witch-hunt thingy he started here. I think that exposing his father profile is more problematic than calling this show an idiotic show. Otherwise we are going with the hypocrisy thingy that goes with …