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by bdd 7mo ago
Works on this Postgres 17.7: postgres=# show server_version; server_version ------------------------------- 17.7 (Debian 17.7-3.pgdg13+1) (1 row) postgres=# SELECT sum(blks_hit)/nullif(sum(blks_hit+blks_read),0) AS cache_
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by bdd 1y ago
IPv6 adoption visualizations from others: - Meta: https://www.facebook.com/ipv6/ - Akamai: https://www.akamai.com/security-research/ipv6-adoption-visua... - Cloudflare: https://radar.cl
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by bdd 2y ago
> Indeed where the DRM error message comes from https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/ffd294d346d185b70e28b ... That's for compact flash cards. Based on the kernel message from the StackExchange post
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by bdd 2y ago
I don't think in this very case it has anything to do with digital rights management. It detects an Intel SATA SSD, SSDSCKJF360A5L a disk that supports ATA Trusted Send/Receive commands used to interface with on-disk encryption fe
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by bdd 2y ago
I believe https://github.com/nixos/nixpkgs/pull/372196 fixes this if you are using systemd-networkd. It was merged to master last week and made it to unstable branches ( https://nixpk.gs/pr-tra
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by bdd 2y ago
If you want to read more about cryptographic key wear out, Soatok wrote an excellent explainer on this a few years ago https://soatok.blog/2020/12/24/cryptographic-wear-out-for-sy...
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by bdd 2y ago
> if you want a non-Python runtime for some reason [...] Magic Wormhole project has its own alternate implementation https://github.com/magic-wormhole/magic-wormhole.rs , which is also used by delightfully designed G
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by bdd 3y ago
Yes. And that was 4 years ago. Must add that figure does NOT include static asset serving path.
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by bdd 3y ago
> I'm not sure if KVM switching can be controlled over DDC but it's likely. They do. Here's my shell function that helps me switch between DisplayPort-1 + USB uplink cable to the host AND USB-C cable with DisplayPort Alt M
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by bdd 3y ago
Dunno. This works for me without damaging the parts, pads, or traces. Your link is for PCBA reflow ovens. Talks about minutes long of exposure. I'm using a Atten ST-862D hot air station with questionable temperature and airflow accurac
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by bdd 3y ago
Reflowing the controller worked for me twice for now. Once with an Intel Optane drive that worked without issues for 3 years and started overheating one day. And another one from a fanless machine that used an mSATA drive that chose to die
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by bdd 3y ago
Katriel Cohn-Gordon is also a Meta employee.
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by bdd 3y ago
Seems like only available in certain locations. You can play with the `gl` query parameter in the URL. Yours is for Italy ("it"). It's available in other continental Europe locations like: de, fr, be, es, pt, at, cz, pl. Whil
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by bdd 4y ago
Tangent: U.FL connectors. Gawd, they suck. I was pleasantly surprised to see U.FL removal tool in the write up. The female connectors have at best 10 mating cycles in my experience. By using the such removal tool you may get dunno 20 if you
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by bdd 4y ago
Metrics scope is the logical grouping of assets you are monitoring. Explained in detail here https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/settings along with a video. Web console allows check intervals of 1, 5, 10, or 15 minute
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by bdd 4y ago
Google's uptime monitoring also allows writing JSONPath checks, so one can monitor HTTP 200 JSON responses semantically.
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by bdd 4y ago
You can get free uptime monitoring from Google Cloud. The limit is 100 uptime checks per monitoring scope, which may mean either a project or an organization based on how you configure IIUC. https://cloud.google.com/monitori
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by bdd 5y ago
You can find old logo, obscure internal project or team name t-shirts of Google and Facebook with little to no effort if you can visit thrift stores in Bay Area or Seattle. Every single time I stop by a Goodwill or Savers to drop off things
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by bdd 5y ago
FWIW as a content provider to mobile heavy eyeball networks, Facebook has been clocking US v6 adoption consistently over 50% since Sep 2018. Traffic stats encompass all Facebook properties, FB, Instagram, WhatsApp (hence India topping adopt
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by bdd 5y ago
no. it wasn't a "bad bgp update". bgp withdrawal of anycast addresses was a desired outcome of a region (serving location) getting disconnected from the backbone. if you'd like to trivialize it, you can say it was config
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by bdd 5y ago
Does Fastmail actually have multiple providers? One of their mail exchangers, web site, SMTP, POP, and IMAP servers are all on the same /24, that belongs to NYI (AS11403) and according to the BGP table is not multihomed. Historical DNS
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by bdd 5y ago
These jobs had their allotted quotas, per team, giving them above >70% utilization in their logical slice of the cluster. E.g. video processing team gets 20,000 nodes globally. They stack (co-locate) their tasks (interpret: set of proces
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by bdd 5y ago
Twitter. From generic caches to ad serving; from stream processing to video encoding, all high utilization applications of either one or multiple schedulable resources.
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by bdd 5y ago
If "Who can look you up using the phone number you provided?" setting wasn't set to "Everyone" in your privacy settings, then your phone number wouldn't be visible to the scraping campaign that was the source o
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by bdd 6y ago
Facebook has an IPv6 adoption dashboard as well. https://www.facebook.com/ipv6 We clock India at 66.06% and US at 59.37%
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by bdd 6y ago
Facebook was using D for rather important components at the time of linked tech talk. As of today, there's only one important looking thing left implemented in D. So...
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by bdd 6y ago
Looks like they used Njalla ( https://njal.la ) a provider that seems to focus on "privacy aware" domains and virtual private servers hosted in Sweden. According to their FAQ, when you register a domain name through them
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by bdd 6y ago
Dane Jasper, CEO of Sonic, which resells AT&T's fiber service in some areas where they don't have their own fiber, responded to a tweet asking if he could help with pushing this to a remedy with AT&T: > Yep, we are enga
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by bdd 6y ago
Ah. That'd actually be useful I think.
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by bdd 6y ago
Publishing SSD reliability of datacenter setups would yield no useful information for everyday consumers. See my comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24840914 . Neither load nor the operating environment of such r

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