somik
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- About Me:
- I don’t spin up instances, I raise servers like my children.
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(Quote) Yep, as firefox has better ads/tracking blocking while chrome is trying to remove support for ad-blockers... (Quote) Using a web proxy works. Just used one of the freely available online web proxy like: https://www.proxysite.com/
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(Quote) Erm... we already are. I mean you are living in a country (any) ruled by a group of people who needs money to run the country and keep order. The money comes from tax, which is only generated when money transfers hands. The largest tax payer…
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(Quote) Ya, no, that's not happening. In Singapore, it is illegal to even hold a protest or demonstration. As for US, the last time they rose up and tried starting a civil war was when Trump lost the votes and his supporters attacked the whit…
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(Quote) I can't click either of the links. Last i checked, double dash (--) are invalid for domain/subdomains and my browser refuse to recognize that as a valid URL. Edit: I mean this part xn--j28h
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(Quote) Isn't rclone/rsync known for it's high CPU usage? Also top does not give proper cpu usage records. You can try to limit the rclone's cpu cycle usage with "nice" and "ionice" so it doesn't crash the VP…
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(Quote) * Which OS were you running? * Why were you running VMware? * Were you the only one using the account and all the VMs on VMware?
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(Quote) Light blue is CPU, dark blue is iowait. Now look at the light blue graph. What do you see? It's hitting 100% often. What are you using the VPS for?
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(Quote) I think so too. His CPU and RAM are all at 100% so it's probably the system bringing his VPS down to reduce system load.
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(Quote) Yes, so reply to threads (comments) and open new threads (discussions) to get the total over 50. @Not_Oles it is total of discussion + comments, right?
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(Quote) As a foreigner, if you go to china, you do have to worry about it though...
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(Quote) Bypassing ANY country firewall is illegal and depending on the laws, you may face a fine or jail time. Does that mean you should stop? Yes, you should not break the law of the country you are residing in. If you do not like the law, gather …
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(Quote) My condolences...
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(Quote) Why not create a thread called "Taizi VirMach Complain" and consolidate it in number, as in how many times your VM rebooted in a given time period? Much more noticable then looking through 140 pages of text, dont you think?
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(Quote) Same. I usually buy intel as there is more support for it in Singapore, but I was planning to give AMD a try for the next gaming PC. I mean my daily use laptop uses AMD and it is pretty fast. (Quote) Next up hetzner datacenter
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(Quote) How did you break it? I've been using proxmox since Proxmox 4.x and have never had this issue. Genuine question, cause I don't want that to happen to my nodes.
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For india hosting and those old specs (DDR3, 13 year old CPU, non raid SSD, old SAS HDD) I would not be willing to buy at all, even for free. If the location was located in US/Canada, I would be willing to pay $20~25, but I would rather have no HDD,…
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(Quote) If the company has a product, and they themselves do not use it, they cannot market it. So if amazon themselves do not host their websites on AWS, why would I? Same thing if they have a stake in them. So ya, you are right there. (Quote) Not…
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(Quote) That's gonna be expensive for them. If the CPU burns down, they are supposed to replace it FOC for the user, right?
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(Quote) "Where there's smoke, there's fire"
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(Quote) Asus motherboards over-volts the CPU without user intervention. If the voltage is set to 1.2 volts in bios, Asus motherboards puts out 1.4 or 1.5 volts to the CPU. As for the CPUs, they are also unstable much faster compared to all other CP…
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(Quote) CPU die smokes out and it cracks the silicon die... Estimated CPU internal temperature reaches around 1400 C (melted silicon found on die). IHS temp reaches 217 C
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(Quote) Industry do not want to TRY. They only want reliability at cheap prices. If the system is already existing, they want to maintain it rather then re-code it in a new language as long as the language is not completely obsolete. Then again, som…
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(Quote) Wait, how did you get a photo of my gaming PC NVMe SSD? That is exactly how i installed it (except that it was not banana-ed and just bent the connector on my motherboard). Worked fine when I reinstalled it on a different port WITH the prop…
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IT industry is still going after ReactJS, so I guess it'll take some time for the change to happen...