draga79

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Copying Remote Command Output to Your macOS Clipboard(it-notes.dragas.net)
2 points by draga79 4mo ago|0 comments
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by draga79 6mo ago
Just one small note: those experiences are from 2002 and I was writing about my first experience when running it on my Sony Vaio. Running on a modern 64Gb Ram hardware is a totally different experience, 24 years later
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by draga79 9mo ago
I like it. It's not perfect, but it's a good way to make sure that platforms will continue to be able to federate. They're evolving and things will improve. The experience is much better today, compared to some years ago.
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by draga79 9mo ago
Exactly. Same price but better specs. The current provider is OVH and they recently started to host VMs in Italy.
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by draga79 9mo ago
It doesn't. You can Always translate the text in your favourite language. The project aims to send the forecasts to the users, so can't be multilingual. Anyway, that's the reason why there are the emojis. Those ones are inte
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by draga79 9mo ago
Thank you!
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by draga79 9mo ago
Thanks!
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by draga79 9mo ago
Thank you!
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by draga79 9mo ago
thank you!
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by draga79 9mo ago
thanks!
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by draga79 9mo ago
this: https://www.netcup.com/de/server/vps/vps-500-g11s
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by draga79 10mo ago
I've explained it here, even if it's a bit long: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnVp25-6Qao
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by draga79 10mo ago
They do. And yes, choosing a good distribution will help. But the fact that most servers run Linux isn't indicating it's the best choice. Most desktops run Windows - and this doesn't mean it's the best desktop OS :-)
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by draga79 10mo ago
For a desktop experience? Sure! For a server that needs to be supported for many years? Well...
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by draga79 10mo ago
This is a bit long, but I replied here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnVp25-6Qao
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by draga79 10mo ago
Exactly. That's why I didn't enable it
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by draga79 10mo ago
That's the point!
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by draga79 10mo ago
It's a Minisforum UN150P
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by draga79 11mo ago
Of course, you're free to think that. Sometimes dynamics aren't very linear and people are more inclined to avoid problems rather than create more. The concern about this company was obviously well-founded and valid, and the peopl
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by draga79 11mo ago
PS: thank you for your suggestion!
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by draga79 11mo ago
I've modified this sentence, I hope it's clearer now: They had already received a proposal - expensive but, when compared to similar offers made to other organizations, apparently reasonable — for a managed service hosted by an ex
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by draga79 11mo ago
The price was reasonable given the average quotes received by similar entities and the prices on the market, but it was absurd when considering the service provided. Perhaps I didn't make that point clear, and I'll likely modify i
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by draga79 11mo ago
Updating Exchange would have meant spending a lot on new licenses to upgrade to a new release, and public administrations were encouraged to seek open-source solutions. The underlying server infrastructure was solid, but the VM with Exchang
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by draga79 11mo ago
No problem. Given the amount of content generated by "AI" today, the doubt is more than legitimate.
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by draga79 11mo ago
Exactly!
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by draga79 11mo ago
It's not...
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by draga79 11mo ago
The point is: always own your data
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by draga79 11mo ago
Totally agree (but I may be biased :-) )
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by draga79 1y ago
Thank you! I haven't set a donation link, yet. But I have for the BSD Cafe and some great people donated some coffees, in the last two years.
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by draga79 1y ago
You're right, but 'for now' is the key! :-) To launch a new project, not funded by anyone, I'm using some "spare" hardware space. The final idea is to make it a full illumos setup (on bare metal).

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