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(Quote) I assume that you are NOT implying anything about the pioneers who trusted you very early with their valuables data. Those are to be pried out of one's cold dead hands I suppose.
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(Quote) You mean you're cancelling all the scheduled benchmarking activities?
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See: https://github.com/Stirling-Tools/Stirling-PDF
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Can anyone clarify if these VMs use any form of RAID (for NVMe drives)? I vaguely recollect that once upon a time RAID was standard and then something happened and now it's pretty much RAID0 / no redundancy.
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Here's the official Lets Encrypt post: https://letsencrypt.org/2025/01/22/ending-expiration-emails/ From the above there a link to Red Sift Certificates Lite (formerly Hardenize). Red Sift’s monitoring service providing expiration emails is free o…
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(Quote) Oh, I didn't realize it was that long. Anyway the above is verbatim what I posted at the OGF. They seem a little more active there. Maybe they'll add something - let's see.
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(Quote) Aah. OK. I was hoping for something more concrete from the inside of the GFW to get a sense of how things translate in TCP land. I guess that's asking for too much - who knows how long these open pipes will last. But thanks!
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(Quote) How does one test for China optimized (genuine curious question)?
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(Quote) And I thought that crypto puzzle was hard. Of course that was followed by the SHA256 hash which was of course "easier". And now this. It now takes (a lot of?) brains to even understand WHAT the coupon (supposedly) does. I give …
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(Quote) Oh no. There goes yet another day (or night) without sleep (and I have to figure out how to hide that CC from myself). On a related note, y'all have any coupons that were maybe overlooked? Or maybe something to convert an existing one time …
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(Quote) Of course that will be nice as well (not sure on the affordability). I was also going towards something like a 2 vCPU/ 4GB RAM / 120GB NVMe / 2+ TB HDD (etc.) That 120GB NVMe gets split into roughly 20GB for the OS and remaining 100GB for …
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(Quote) That's already the case. (Quote) I like to have performance even for my private network NAS.
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(Quote) One opinion/ask (based on your 30TB NVMe availability post...) It'll be nice to have a storage VM with a decent size NVMe for some caching. That will absolutely blast the storage yabs into the stratosphere. I'm not sure if the NVMe's are a…
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(Quote) VirMach: (Image)
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(Quote) I don't believe you.
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(Quote) Hope everything is fine. Go back to them. This is not important.
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(Quote) I'm sure I don't want to say (but sadly that's because I don't think I know or maybe even want to know. There are certain secrets that one takes to the grave and the actual number of VMs you own is likely one of them). I'm going back to hid…
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(Quote) So they all said (including me). Welcome to the club!
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(Quote) If you ask me when the day just starts too many. (my brain is still somewhat working. You ask me the same question after I get carried away by all the noise and partying here (and solving a few crypto puzzles) when my brain is mush - never …
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Job done for now... enjoy the spoils. Brain mush. ZZzzzzz.
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(Quote) But will it crash the bots?
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@AuroraZero Yeti - quick don't freeze us but try to freeze the bots. They're stealing our hard earned deals.
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(Quote) Lurker!
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(Quote) You're either too late or too early for some legendary storage deals. Cociu is back in a different avatar. But this time the idea is not to deadpool.
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(Quote) I'm hyped, my brain is mush and I'm not even buying...
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(Quote) I must have lost track with all the goings on. I'm sure I've glossed over a lot.
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(Quote) I don't think Cociu did IPv6. Called your bluff (or am I wrong?).
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(Quote) When you (@host_c) were up in the air, we had an incident (NSFW) here. Luckily the yeti-was-on-duty and took care of it quickly but not quickly enough for you to notice the views. All is OK now and we're just waiting for your deals to drop…
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So might as well make this productive. What configs are we talking about here? 1 vCPU / 2GB RAM / 20GB NVMe OS Drive / 3 TB HDD (HW RAID-6, 3K IOPS). Is what I've seen. I know there seems to be a lot of variants (sorry haven't really paid attent…
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OK. Here we go... A is for awk, which runs like a snail, and B is for biff, which reads all your mail. C is for cc, as hackers recall, while D is for dd, the command that does all. E is for emacs, which rebinds your keys, and F is for fsck, …