wankel
wankel
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Thank you for sharing the information. Stress levels under control? (Quote) No offers, either?
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(Quote) Nowadays we use WSL to have Linux environment within Windows 11. Yes of course, that one totally slipped my mind
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Instead of running Linux in Virtualbox, you could consider dualboot, a live distro, installing Linux and put Windows in a VM. Tierhive would be my favourite for this, but if your location is excluded you could have a pick from https://serverdeals.c…
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Exciting times!
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(Quote) Something good might come out of that situation in the end ;-) Thank you for the dense write-up, not skimming on explanations. One thing made me wonder, (Quote) What makes this useless for virtual storage? It is not that it does not inter…
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(Quote) What is an account? How to define "operating system"? Rhetorical question, do the law makers have any idea what they are talking about? Does the firmware in my dishwasher count? And what about the firmware in my pacemaker?
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Happy new year! (Quote) FTFU
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(Quote) Ah, eh... I see, my pains to warp a LET-abbreviation into a LES-abbreviation have borne a different fruit than intended :bawling:
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(Quote) :lol: lowendspirit <3 lowendsherapist
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Thanks, it was fun while it lasted! Out of curiosity, any stats on faulty RAM? (Or fault rates in general?)
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(Quote) It even comes with Winamp pre-installed!
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(Quote) sexylosers.com, webcomic. Not updated as often lately, still home to some jewels; SFW sneek preview
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(Quote) Aiming to make the world a better place
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Hi all, thanks a lot for your input, suggestions and patience :-) I got it to work! While detailing my situation for follow-up questions I dropped all configs and the results of troubleshooting in an editor with similar-selection-highlighting. In…
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(Quote) Ah, oh, bummer
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(Quote) That is, sysctl net.ipv6.conf.all.proxy_ndp=1sysctl net.ipv6.conf.eno1.proxy_ndp=1 isn't it? Thanks for mentioning it, as I did not notice it in the other thread. (It was in my attempts so far, so I'll keep it)
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(Quote) Thanks! tcpdump showed that NDP does not seem to get proxied. Traffic over eno1 shows packages with the IP of the guests, instead of that of of the host. So I know what is missing: proxying of NDP, but with ndppd already running, I don't kn…
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Hi Ant, Thanks! I hadn't refreshed the thread while cursing at Java so missed your comment. (Quote) That's a coincidence! Earlier today I was tidying my browser tabs, and came across netboot.xyz in a read-it-later corner of a browser window. Nice …
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No way...! I only had to * remove the gifted up-to-date Java VM (21.x) * disable downloading up-to-date Java VMs (again 21.x) * disable the system Java VM version (17.x) * leave the configuration with the oldest Java VM I could find (11.x) Now I'…
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Aaghrhh... I always get fed up with 'write once broken everywhere' Java. I found OpenWebStart to run those 20-th century .jnlp's , but it gives me the finger. [ITW-CORE][2025-12-07 14:58:47.465 CET][INFO ][com.openwebstart.launcher.OwsJvmLauncher]…
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Hi remy, Thanks for your hint and quick reply! I had checked KVM and IPMI, but being not the largest fan of Java applets I used the HTML option for KVM. I didn't see the option to load an ISO, and found online that their KVM implementation does no…
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(Quote) That may be, but if it accounts for 90% of the costs, that may well cause a problem!
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(Quote) Not for long as far as I'm concerned!
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Hi @loay , I think I have a US OVH account, and I'd be happy to take the dedi of your hands... Is it still available?
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Been off-line for most of the day (circumstances...), F5 on return but the party is slow to start this year (circumstances?)
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This will be my biggest orange! The smaller offers from last year and the year before never disappointed me, thanks!
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(Quote) Especially as to the non-native American English speaker, it means he's stating he'll buy someting this boy friend.
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(Quote) In either case, would in-memory processes be safe from prying eyes? Can SSH keys easily be sniffed, if the hoster is inclined do listen in on what's happening on their servers?