hintbits

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   by hintbits 10mo ago

   correction: it had v30, which was 8086 rather than 8088 clone (16bit bus)
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   by hintbits 10mo ago

   Same. I had a used Amstrad PC 1640, which had V20 @ 8Mhz and EGA graphics. The author's desire really hit home here.
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   by hintbits 1y ago

   It would be great if that map respected internationally accepted borders and attributed Crimea to Ukraine.
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   by hintbits 6y ago

   Use built-in physical replication, it works and it's good. Patroni is widely used for automatic failover, at least where you don't want a possibility of a split brain.
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   by hintbits 6y ago

   They can also move to the part of Ukraine not under the occupation. Trying to pretend it's business as usual is supporting the occupation.
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   by hintbits 6y ago

   Recently the German constitutional court ruled the government can't spy on foreigners outside Germany, as they enjoy constitutional protections: https://www.dw.com/en/german-intelligence-cant-spy-on-foreig... Of c
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   by hintbits 9y ago

   Why would the data disappear, given that it's stored on an external volume (i.e. EBS or Google Cloud Storage or just a directory on your laptop), not in the container FS?
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   by hintbits 9y ago

   While logical replication is a long-awaited and exciting feature, I'd use it to replicate only a subset of my database, not as a replacement for HA. At present, it cannot follow the master in a physical replication after promotion (bas