jaegerma

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OVH removes egress fees for Object Storage(ovhcloud.com)
5 points by jaegerma 8mo ago|3 comments
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by jaegerma 8mo ago
From the email sent by OVH to its Object Storage customers: --- Hello, As part of our effort to provide you with the freedom to innovate and choose, we are excited to announce that we are removing egress fees (outgoing public traffic) from
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by jaegerma 1y ago
Thanks for that link. That issue somehow didn't come up when I researched the removal of append-only. The only hint I had was the vague "remove remainders of append-only and quota support" in the change log without any furthe
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BorgBackup 2 has no server-side append-only anymore(github.com)
186 points by jaegerma 1y ago|115 comments
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by jaegerma 3y ago
> So, I left the Firecuda in the freezer at -18C for 30 minutes. Just scrolled through the Ontrack website: Data recovery myths: why you should avoid the temptation of a DIY repair Suggestions we’ve seen online that definitely
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by jaegerma 4y ago
Even when it's midnight and the clock hands point to 12, it's just 0:00 in our heads. Of course when thinking an talking about time, sometimes the numbers 13 to 23 are replaced with their 1 to 11 counterparts and if it's ambi
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by jaegerma 5y ago
The fly mode reminds me of the 3D scenes from the movie "Hackers" from 1995 where they "flew" through the system looking for interesting files
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by jaegerma 6y ago
Is this VM like a DigitalOcean or Linode VM with storage attached and the customer is fully responsible for it or is this VM managed by rsync.net like the normal storage accounts?
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by jaegerma 6y ago
There's actually a name for that: pepper Instead of a salt, which is random for each entry and has to be stored along the hash, one single pepper is added to each password before hashing and kept secret.