SudoAlex

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by SudoAlex 3y ago
There have been rule changes to equipment at different levels to help counteract some of the issues with two handed bowlers, and modern bowling balls. (Note: I bowl in leagues in the UK, so definitely not at a competitive level). Back in Au
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by SudoAlex 3y ago
They already do something - the oil patterns they use on the lanes is considerably different for open/league bowlers compared to competitive bowlers. However the professional bowlers will have the skill, experience and equipment to dea
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by SudoAlex 4y ago
Sony ZV-1, Elgato Cam Link 4K, and a few other minor accessories (eg. lighting). A huge amount of time is spent on video calls these days, and although there are more advanced webcams out there these days - a camera which is geared towards
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by SudoAlex 5y ago
Technically CloudFront requests to the origin server are IPv4 only, so there's still IPv4 in the stack even if the distribution has IPv6 enabled. Personally this is one area I'd like AWS to focus on, along with load balancers list
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Docker Official Images on Amazon ECR Public(docker.com)
4 points by SudoAlex 5y ago|0 comments
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by SudoAlex 5y ago
As someone learning stenography (but with a different keyboard) - try it and see, however your ability might be hindered without the right keyboard, key switches and keycaps. I bought an ortholinear keyboard with DSA keycaps to get starte
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by SudoAlex 6y ago
Same here - a price increase makes you reconsider the relationship you've got with the service you're using. Companies should strongly consider leaving existing customers alone with legacy plans rather than aiming to extract as m
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DigitalOcean VPC(blog.digitalocean.com)
357 points by SudoAlex 6y ago|164 comments
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Bottlerocket OS(aws.amazon.com)
8 points by SudoAlex 7y ago|2 comments
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Useless CSP(uselesscsp.com)
2 points by SudoAlex 8y ago|0 comments
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by SudoAlex 9y ago
Or you do nothing wrong on your server, but another user using your mail server ends up with a compromised password, or reuses the same username/password from elsewhere as their mail login. You wake up and see thousands of outgoing ema
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High Volume, Bandwidth Heavy Infrastructure on the Cheap(youtube.com)
1 points by SudoAlex 9y ago|0 comments
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Bandwidth costs around the world(blog.cloudflare.com)
12 points by SudoAlex 10y ago|0 comments
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by SudoAlex 11y ago
The correlation could also be the fact that you've blocked the attack, they can see that their previous attack is no longer working by testing it themselves - so they'll switch anyway, regardless of a status page update.
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by SudoAlex 11y ago
The feature isn't enabled by default, you'll need to set linked_clone to true: https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/virtualbox/configuration.html
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by SudoAlex 11y ago
Is it that difficult to setup, or are people biased against it when something they've got works, and something new doesn't? When IPv6 doesn't work, it's easy to blame it, turn it off and stick with IPv4 because it works.
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Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage(backblaze.com)
411 points by SudoAlex 11y ago|225 comments
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by SudoAlex 11y ago
There needs to be more promotion of this, as this is the first time I've heard about the version specific classifiers. I'd have to agree with simonlebo - it's getting harder to find packages compatible with the latest version
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by SudoAlex 11y ago
Libraries are a problem - it's difficult to switch unless all your dependencies are Python 3 compatible. The only ways to fix it are to either use an alternative, or perhaps to fork or contribute patches to the project - both of whic
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by SudoAlex 12y ago
Chances are the worst link in the chain is your ISP provided modem/router. It's the typical device which will buffer several hundreds of milliseconds of data, and it's the slowest upstream. Most sane ISPs won't do this w
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by SudoAlex 12y ago
As someone who admins a bunch of Debian powered servers, it would've easier for me if the Debian LTS project had been announced last year instead of earlier this year. The 1 year gap between the release of the new version and the end o
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by SudoAlex 12y ago
You can get a /56 - which should still be sufficient for most users needs.
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by SudoAlex 12y ago
Sorry, forgot to mention that Linode does give more options now.
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by SudoAlex 12y ago
Is this a single IPv6 address sharing the same /64 with stateless auto-configuration, or static? The implementation is important, over the years I've had annoying experiences with certain providers trying to do IPv6 - but not gett
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by SudoAlex 12y ago
Any details on exactly what you get with Digital Ocean IPv6? The page doesn't really go into much detail - and the implementation can make or break things. Is this a single static IPv6 address with a /64 (or /56 or /48)
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by SudoAlex 12y ago
Upgrades/downgrades requires transferring all your data from one server to another - so that means downtime. The bigger the server, the more downtime in transferring. As for backups, Linode backups seem to get a bad reputation. They do
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by SudoAlex 12y ago
This might be a good thing for some customers. In the past on certain host servers you get a great experience - low latency and the ability to burst CPU usage. However occasionally you get provisioned on an awful server where the latency of
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by SudoAlex 13y ago
The one thing which bothers me about the current ISPs is how their networks are designed for downloads. All cable, ADSL, and even some fibre connections all have greater download compared to upload. How is any company which deals with a res
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by SudoAlex 13y ago
All ISPs need to do is provide IPv6 connectivity, a router with IPv6 support - and the traffic will flow. It really should be as simple as that! Windows Vista supports IPv6, modern versions of OS X supports IPv6, etc. You don't have to
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by SudoAlex 13y ago
There's still some value. I'd love to be able to connect to a QuakeNet IRC server which is SSL/TLS protected to help guard against anyone sniffing on the local network, or along the route to the specific IRC server. Yes, th

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