cmeerw
cmeerw
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(Quote) How do you type an emdash? I don't have it on my keyboard and wouldn't know how to type it. So seeing an emdash to me means that there was at least some additional post-processing of what was typed.
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(Quote) As an alternative, maybe allow custom images - I mean you can kind of do it already by using an Alpine image as the first ISO and the actual image you want to use as the second ISO and then just write that second image to /dev/vda, but it�…
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(Quote) I can imagine 2 issues here: NetBSD needs to be booted with some "vesa" setting on TierHive, and I am not sure the meta data CD will survive the first reboot on TierHive (after the file system has been resized) - the images only tr…
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(Quote) Any connection between these two? Also, did either of you use AI to write the introduction?
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Not sure if I have missed it, but how many paid with real money vs. karma?
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And now we have NetBSD 10.2: @linveo NetBSD 10.2 image
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(Quote) Some site are unusable without blocking those animations (I am using the "Animation Policy" extension with Chromium)
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The only physical hardware that might count as a server (i.e., not a laptop) is my Orange Pi PC (from late 2015), which does pretty much everything: * WiFi * Internet connection * radio (either DVB or Internet streaming to USB speakers and bluet…
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NetBSD 9.5 has been released and EOLed.
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Excellent, seems to work. Just for the fun of it!
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(Quote) And they also charge a shitty exchange rate for doing that conversion. Selecting USD 10 and you get charged: Total: € 10,69, Includes VAT € 1,78 (20 %). So you pay EUR 8.91 for USD 10, which works out as an exchange rate of 1.12 (USD for 1…
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I am just trying to get my head around why the most popular plan is not the best seller. How do you "measure" popularity if not by orders?
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(Quote) What set up are you planning to use? agent, model, expected costs?
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(Quote) Can these be updated during the month?
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So I did upgrade to PAYG (at the last minute), but they still disabled my two instances (2 CPUs, 12 GB RAM each) overnight - you can't really do much with those instances any more then, they just say to contact support (which seems to be imposs…
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(Quote) That's two separate instances for Prosody.
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My smallest VPS already has 3 GB RAM, but uses less than 1 GB. Most of the VPSes run exim, slapd, PowerDNS (with sqlite3 backend), PowerDNS Recursor, and lighttpd. Got two VPSes running prosody (XMPP). Got some simple self-made flask web sites (e.…
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(Quote) Now I am also seeing the "K" button, it wasn't there last time I tried.
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BTW, seeing the Karma Gate note, but don't see the "K" button (in a "Domain Sales" post).
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(Quote) (Image) For the minimum karma requirement, will the user be told before upvoting that they won't be able to see the content, or only after they have already upvoted?
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(Quote) No, I am on the Free Tier, but maybe I should upgrade to PAYG then.
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Just got this email: (Quote)
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Why an additional step? Why not have the introduction as part of the questions on the initial sign-up form? But maybe add some ideas about what people should talk about there (like "What are you working on?", "What is your favorite OS…
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(Quote) Thanks, just double-checked that it installs correctly. One thing I noticed is that it shows up as "[COPY] NetBSD 11 Minimum", maybe you can remove the "[COPY]" there.
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(Quote) I am not sure it's really working that well. Given the questions, why should a new member take these questions seriously - but then they get voted down because they didn't take the question seriously. (Quote) But if not logged in,…
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(Quote) @linveo here is my NetBSD 11.0 qcow2 image
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(Quote) When upgrading from 10.1 to the 11 RCs, I think it was fine (using sysupgrade), as long as you remember to upgrade the kernel first, reboot, and then upgrade userspace.
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NetBSD 11 is finally out
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(Quote) I think the up/down buttons are the wrong way round: down should be on the left and up on the right.
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(Quote) Here is the updated template: netbsd-11.0_RC7.qcow2 Was really hoping to have the final release by now.
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And another NetBSD 11.0 RC: 11.0 RC7
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(Quote) I am now seeing this warning: (Quote) but also this warning: (Quote) My 2 instances with 2 CPUs and 12 GB memory each are still running fine.
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(Quote) When I last tried NetBSD on TierHive, the IPv6 configuration as shown in the panel for IPv6 didn't work, but using the link-local address of the router instead made it work. Maybe I was just unlucky at that time and there was some gener…
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(Quote) Their SPF record has: "v=spf1 include:spf.thundermail.com -all""v=spf1 ip4:5.60.96.8/29 include:mail.zendesk.com -all"
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Got an invite now to join their early bird access - paying full price for being a beta tester. See https://tb.pro/ for details.
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@linveo new NetBSD 11.0 RC6 image Really hope it's the last RC.
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Another NetBSD 11 RC has appeared: https://cdn.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-11.0_RC6/
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(Quote) Couldn't you do that before already without qemu-guest-agent? I don't have qemu-guest-agent installed and I also get "power button pressed" when restarting from the control panel. I think that's using ACPI.
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(Quote) When I tried NetBSD on TierHive, I booted into Alpine via netboot (so it certainly couldn't interfere with the disk). Could you now use the ISO image to boot into Alpine?
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(Quote) Thanks so much, seems to be working fine again: all the wireguard tunnels to my other VPSes are up again.
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(Quote) Forgot to add the RC5 image there. I think for TierHive you need to add something like "vesa 101" in the NetBSD boot loader.
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(Quote) Thanks, just did a quick test with the RC5 template, and it installs fine. Hopefully, we'll see the final 11.0 release shortly. On the UDP issue, I am still seeing widespread blocking of incoming UDP packets: * 62.240.153.x works * 10…
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(Quote) I guess one way to use it would be to have a somewhat generic "copy this image to the disk" ISO as the 1st ISO, and use the 2nd ISO as the image to be written to the disk. But then, maybe you should just offer a way to write a user…
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(Quote) That's interesting, it actually seems to work from my home IP address (which I hadn't tried before), but not from any of my other VPSes (or the @Hosteroid NetBSD server) - wireguard is set up as a VPN between my VPSes.