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Polson - NoSlop

it was right in front of you :)

Hey, it's 99.9 if you look at it upside down.

How many rollingupdate pods does it take to change a lightbulb?

Oh nice, not aware of this. We're opentofu on GCP, so could be a good addition to ci

Ironically back around 2007 we had to use RHEL to get DRBD setup for the Redhat HA / Pacemaker things

Quite possibly! It was always a pleasure to see the ATLAS jobs running in a process list on an OpenStack hypervisor. We supported Lancaster University for compute (amongst others!).

Yea, long time user of both here (I even supported ATLAS workloads running on our public UK cloud). Debian long-term is the right choice

That's by design.

Well they could have used Debian from the start. I get why, but it's such a strange argument, the way it's posited.

A quick reference shouldn't require me to have to check the quick reference for hallucinations.

Maybe originally, I'm sure their larger market share is now the embedded market. The whole compute module thing.

The salt caves were only designed to be used a few times and to be used for maximum draw down, weren't they?

Been many an MIR that I've seen where after initial assessment, the next log entry was "service restart attempted"

The birds remained part of the schengen zone and have freedom of movement :)

I had to look that up, dear god

Didn't know Uri Geller was an investor now.

Site down, maybe they need port it to use Rust...

They use wordpress

How many contraction/expansion cylces do you normally see in a DC setting, generally? Is there a measure for that to baseline against?

I've seen 'tariff' used a fair amount here in the UK on price lists (taxi etc)

Ironic that site looks like it's AI generated too

a dataset of 10 is merely anecdata

The author keeps saying read the README, they posted the website, so expect comments about the awful AI website.

Over GRE tunnels

Ok, stats to back up all 100% using AI please

Why chose the Solid- line of naming, considering that's the rails provided naming. I makes it look like this is official.

I think historians might have something to say about Nero just playing the fiddle. I mean, he literally ordered the murder of his own mother.

I think if anything it's got easier if you stick to the rails-provided tooling (Solid line).

Reduces latency when the cached content is served from a local cdn pop, allows you to absorb some level of DDoS, can absorb traffic spikes more easily so infra can be more static, reduces load on server if assets are dynamically generated on the backend but can are cacheable, some senses can lead to simpler deployment as you serve assets from an object bucket, so no need to deal with keeping that data in your cluster, but that's minor. There are downsides too, cost, over caching, privacy/security perhaps too.

Proxmox been great for decades. I used it back in 2011 when I was sysadmin for https://sahanafoundation.org/eden/ - we had multiple live instance running for the site, wiki, translation, GIS. Just when kvm was getting support too (not openvz) so it was nice an snappy running on some donated poweredge 2950's (thanks zen.co.uk!)

Deployed for Haiti, Chengdu etc. All ran perfectly.

"# Kroger, they put plastic, in your steaks" Ordinary Sausage