FlamingSpaceJunk
FlamingSpaceJunk
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(Quote) Zerotier is a mesh VPN, so it's more like a private P2P network. Traffic doesn't have to go through a central server. It's also a hosted service, so you don't have to keep your own box working. Tinc and Wireguard are sim…
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(Quote) Do Cisco, Twitter, Ebay, Amazon, Google, Dell EMC, HP, Fox, Nintendo, or Sony next.
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(Quote) That's a little too real here. The central library is next to the bus stop, and they should have modelled the restrooms after truck stop showers.
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(Quote) Sort of. Don't name it something like "Bitch Magnet Hosting" or anything else offensive.
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(Quote) Ironic indeed. :smiley: DeerWillow? We can add deers to the managerie. :smile: (Quote) Why not riff on that? You've already got a brand with some recognition, presumably, just expand it.
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I think this needs a poll. Clear Willow is probably the easiest to recognize immediately.
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(Quote) I like how people have run the equipment for a little while. I know it's not going to fail right away, but on the other hand, I won't be able to RMA it if it's a lemon either. It's also about the person signing the check…
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(Quote) > It's a valid question. Refurb stuff just isn't an option at this time. :smile: My own stuff sure, but this isn't my stuff. Oh no! I appreciate the input, and I appreciate your idea! I can be terse at times, and it'…
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(Quote) Because it's for a business production network, and not my personal lab. I love refurb equipment as much as the next poster, but that comes with certain tradeoffs I'm not willing to make when I'm getting paid by someone else. …
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(Quote) New: Yes Support Contract: No It does need to be new equipment, but I don't need a support contract for it, we're not at that level yet. Yeah, I used some Netgears with 10G uplinks and stacking at a previous place, but those are …
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(Quote) AppStreams replacing Software Collections is the biggest change. Everything else is pretty much the same aside from new software versions. The RedHat world has settled down quite a bit after the systemd upheaval of 7. https://access.redhat.…
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Plus * tmux * curl * tree * which * jitterentropy * rsync * systemd * firewalld Minus * wget * nano
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(Quote) Try yum autoremove to get rid of the orphans.
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I have a RPi3B+ sitting in my closet. Former job gave it to me for a project that never happened, and I haven't really thought of anything to do with it. My biggest problem with setup was getting Fedora or CentOS running on it. There are lots …
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https://youtu.be/pU_K5-ZS130
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I have plans to check out Urbackup, which is supposed to have something like that.
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Wow, they made ZDnet. They hit the mainstream.
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(Quote) Do you have to go into the server and kill VM processes? I learned turning on VM Guest Service and not installing the agent with cause Proxmox to hang indefinitely on shutdown until the VM processes are kill. (I don't remember the exac…
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I would go with CentOS on baremetal, and then run VMs or containers on top of it if needed. CentOS is a full operating systems with all the tools and goodies available for Linux. ESXi is a cut down product that is really nerfed unless you can write …
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I have some OpenWRT stuff around that I would really like to deprecate. These days I'm using OPNsense wherever I can. It doesn't run some weird config system on top of a Unix-like OS, and it has everything I want out of the box, like LDAP…
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This seems like a fun project. Didn't someone have a benchmarking script to collect numbers about hosts? (Quote) Weddings are about seeing how much alcohol can be consumed, so sure. :) We don't eat fast food because it's healthy. Ch…
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(Quote) You can get crappy performance using expensive hardware RAID cards too, so they aren't a silver bullet for IO performance. Back in the day when we were lucky to get 2 single core procs, sure get a RAID card with a mem cache and battery…