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(Quote) We still have shame.
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Looks like there's no need. https://github.com/ventureio/vio-ticket-autoresponder
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(Quote) brb making a WHMCS random ascii dicks hook.
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(Quote) Kind of difficult to remind yourself this came from the same band that did "Lovefool", but then you realize the whole time they were like 10cc, and a bit of a parody of themselves for the song that the world latched onto. https://…
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(Quote) Typical German Cooling System issues.
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Stop talking about butts. It's like my bat beacon.
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I'm pretty sure Francisco would much rather work the weekend by himself.
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They sure as hell have a lot of swag merch for a product that has yet to be adopted.
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(Quote) I haven't left yet?
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Free sticker with every botched LVM installation.
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That's awesome of you to take care of your friends, family, and strangers. As we come together as communities, you will find that we will make it through this.
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Technically, one could provision a small OS container and then setup LVM for the disk image on the spinnyrust. It wouldn't be all that difficult to hook, but eh.. not sure how much I'd care, either. Actually seems something more in line …
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(Quote) I was primarily asking you to explain your ideologies in doing so. You've explained that, now - and yes, LXD is LXC with better management tools. When they work. :D
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SSD swap is like RAMS!
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Oh god you just gave me a flashback to the very last PC network client I had who was running 2003 on their latest box purchased around 2006; Sage wouldn't work with 2008 so they kept that through around 2013 - then sold the business.
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I'm sure you addressed this in the other thread, but any specific reason you decided on LXC? LXD is basically an extension of that, and I'm not all that sold on LXD, but I prefer a KVM, anyhow- since I can load whatever the heck I want on…
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You can likely just take care of this by adding more RAM. If they're looking from the node and there's no issue on the node, the bottleneck is obviously your instance. I'm not sure of ANYTHING being happy in 256MB amymore - I use …
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I was going to say it's a bit high, but that's some decent sized spinning rust. I'd probably consider kicking it down to 768M because some asshole is going to try to run Windows on it.
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I can't stop listening to Cause & Effect. Goddamn it's an addictive 80s band, even if it is from the 90s. RIP Sean.