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haproxy is pretty easy to set up, it's what I use. Although your reasons for wanting to do this seem a bit odd. You'll actually be increasing latency to the servers unless you happen to have a really terrible route from where you are to y…
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(Quote) pfsense is based on NetBSD so a lot of people come across it through that. zfs is probably the main reason I can think of to actively chose it over Linux. I think nowadays NetBSD can also run Linux binaries, so it might work out pretty wel…
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(Quote) I bet he was really Zeyad.
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Oh, so it does. I was trying to visit https://www.cloud-v.net/ but yeah, changing www to billing does actually work.
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Anyway, back to the topic. According to my spreadsheet, my service will expire tomorrow. Fortunately, I made sure a month ago to set it to not renew, but given that the billing portal is offline who knows what will actually happen to it.
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(Quote) Yes, -f config_file defaults to /etc/apache2/apache2.conf (Quote) There are far too many for that! The config file includes a whole load of other files too. (Quote) I'm guessing that's for when it needs to re-read the config file…
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(Quote) Yes, any user can run any service on any port >=1024. To bind to a low-numbered port, such as 80 (HTTP) or 443 (HTTPS) requires root privileges. A non-root user will override the default configuration file path, otherwise it'll defau…
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FWIW you should probably remove that image as your redacting skills aren't that great! But anyway, if you are genuinely homeless, please read the Citizen's Advice: https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/housing/homelessness/applying-for-homele…
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(Quote) Does it still OOM in Chrome every 4 hours?
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At the risk of coming across as heartless, I'm going to reply to this. Sorry in advance if you think I should be more compassionate. (Quote) My inference from that is that you're an adult, because you have described this as "the past…
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(Quote) Yes, the kernel takes up a chunk of the RAM. This happens with every VPS from every provider. (Quote) Have you tried just adding a swap file?
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(Quote) I was being somewhat faceitous in that I was still talking about pre-sale... The reason I mention this is, as I've mentioned in another thread, I had a certain provider that I was required to enter such details prior to seeing the BF de…
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(Quote) Do they have to be real? Asking for a friend who didn't have dinner last night...
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(Quote) I've lost track of the number of LE* provider offers I've closed when they require an immediate login or sign-up to check specs or even find out if the offer is still valid. The other one that annoys me is when they only give you l…
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(Quote) A sad day. I was going to suggest ytalk, but it looks like it was pulled from debian in 2019: https://packages.qa.debian.org/y/ytalk.html
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(Quote) Nobody can tell if it's wooden if it's in the dark
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(Quote) I missed the previous question where you said please.
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(Quote) If you move the mouse out of the main window you get a syntax error on line 420: "Help I'm trapped"
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(Quote) This isn't a valid ed25519 key
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(Quote) sudo bash is an easy way to get a root shell.
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(Quote) It's a different wallet. Even Wechat Pay for Hong Kong is completely separate, although as of 2019 Hong Kong residents were able to maintain both currencies. Not sure if Chinese residents can have a HKD wallet. There was also talk of be…
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(Quote) Yeah, it's the same in China. Almost everyone accepts Wechat Pay and maybe half of retailers also accept Alipay. My point is that as a foreigner, it's next to impossible to open a local bank account without a Z visa, and as such g…
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(Quote) This is generally hard for foreigners now, unless you have a Z (work) visa. To fund wechat wallet, you either need to link it to a Chinese bank account or receive a red packet. However, about 4 years ago, they massively tightened this up an…
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(Quote) This sounds like an ambitious goal. Please tell us more!
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(Quote) * Use outlook / live.com for e-mail. * Use baidu maps for getting around. Google maps works in China, but due to GPS reasons, all the maps are about 100m wrong. * Realise that social media is for dweebs and you don't need it anyway. * I…
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(Quote) Ubuntu does tend to get updates to packages more quickly than even debian unstable. When the branch changes to stable, the version tends to stay fixed, so by the time it's in stable every package is usually a version that's been in…
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(Quote) and then: (Quote) It seems you're very reticent to comply with a pretty simple request (i.e. just telling @Not_Oles what you plan on doing with the machine that he's paying quite a lot of money for every month, and very kindly let…
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There's definitely a small gap between the two chassis in that picture! :D
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(Quote) Olé olé
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(Quote) He's maybe not not saying maybe, or maybe not.
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Also check if nohup solves your problem.
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I thought it was over-volting the CPU that was the problem. If so, Asus is to blame for shipping the motherboard with a BIOS that let people increase the voltage beyond the supported limit.
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(Quote) So, the thing to remember is that the load is the number of threads/processes that are ready to execute immediately. (Quote) I don't think you can particularly reason that way, and I think there's possibly still more work needed i…
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(Quote) Answering your question, it sounds like suspending your account was the correct decision. (Quote) Oh the hilarity! What makes you think this machine even has a webcam?