miedpo

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by miedpo 2y ago
Woops, you are correct! And it looks like it is dmraid, not mdadm. https://daltondur.st/syno_btrfs_1/ Sorry about that!
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by miedpo 2y ago
They do use btrfs. However, Synology also uses some additional tools on top of btrfs. From what I remember (could be wrong about the precise details), they actually run mdadm on top of btrfs, and use mdadm in order to get the erasure codi
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by miedpo 3y ago
This is almost completely correct. However, I have heard of one other possibility that might be a problem - a steam explosion (maar). From what I understand, a person died falling in a crack in town earlier this week, and when they went do
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by miedpo 3y ago
I'm using Nexcloud currently, but an alternative for you to check out for you might be Pydio. It has a lot of the same features, and generally seemed a little more stable. However, it was a little more painful to configure, and has a
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by miedpo 3y ago
Self hosting the infrastructure is incredibly easy. There are a lot of products out there that make hosting your own email system a cinch. One I'd personally recommend would be Cloudron, but I've heard MailCow is very easy, and
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by miedpo 3y ago
Defender's Quest is a little famous, though not enormously famous.
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by miedpo 4y ago
Pretty sure ZeroTier supports relaying (I remember reading some of their earlier blogs and it mentioning something to that effect). In practice, you just have to turn off the uPnP in Settings to use it I've found. Edit: Yep, just fou
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by miedpo 4y ago
It's just a bit more snappy and has a few advanced but helpful features that gmail does not. For comparison... think about how it feels to work in Microsoft Word compared to Google Docs. You can do most of what you can do in Word in G
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by miedpo 4y ago
Hey, So I would probably avoid Amazon just because many of their services charge for data out. It isn't out, but it's a variable for you, and you probaly want something that's flat per month. Cheapest you are going to get
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by miedpo 4y ago
Just responding to one part of this, if that's cool. I think what the comment above is saying is that it's not about whether or not speech on Twitter is protected. It's that the government isn't supposed to act to restr
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by miedpo 4y ago
I use it with a few different email providers, including fastmail and a self hosted server. Works pretty well for what I need it to do. The only feature it's missing which hurts is nested folders. All nested folders are displayed in
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by miedpo 4y ago
Speed comparison... it's been a while since I've checked, but I remember hearing Caddy will perform at about 70% of the capacity of a fully tuned Nginx, at least as a reverse proxy. Don't remember where I read that. So Ngin
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by miedpo 4y ago
aamoscodes had some good suggestions, and bunny.net would also work as well. If you trust your VPS capabilities, you could also run a Peertube instance. It should have the embedding features you want. However, I'm not sure what sort
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by miedpo 4y ago
It was licensing issues. Their audio system used some proprietary stuff, for instance. I remember reading somewhere (perhaps here) that some of the Adobe Developers wanted to open source flash in the 2011-2012-ish time period, and it was
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by miedpo 4y ago
This is correct... but there's also a good reason as to why allowing companies might be a good idea. Companies allow individuals to limit their liability. Now I'm sure there are people who abuse this, but it also allows good peop
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by miedpo 4y ago
It was to me. And a good portion of Vue2 frameworks were built with that in mind, which is kinda nice. I know the other poster said you could so react with a script tag... just looked and apparently it is possible... but I don't know
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by miedpo 4y ago
Vue2, Vue3, or React. React has a larger community but requires you to make a lot of decisions yourself. Also well integrated with Typescript. Vue2 is the only of these three that can be added to a webpage with a script tag. In that sense
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by miedpo 4y ago
That's fairer.
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by miedpo 4y ago
I would imagine President Bush was referring to the prophecy in Revelations 20:7-9. Basically in this case, it means nations who are an enemy to the people of God... not so much crazy talk imho, considering that nations really like to figh
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by miedpo 4y ago
This reminds me of SpAmnesty.
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by miedpo 4y ago
I am not into crypto... it seems a bit too 'gambly' to me... but I'm kinda wondering why they didn't list BAT. Built into a browser (Brave), perhaps not as decentralized as the rest, but I think it seems to be doing wha
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by miedpo 4y ago
Heya, just logged into GoDaddy from Brave without any changes here, and it worked fine for me. This might be for a couple of reasons: 1) Perhaps GoDaddy is running a change on you that they haven't rolled out to me yet. 2) Perhaps I
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by miedpo 4y ago
Hmmm... let me try and answer this, as someone who likes Thunderbird quite a bit (and is cool with people not liking it, but just wants to provide their own perspective). For traditional business email, you are pretty much stuck with two op
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by miedpo 4y ago
I'm not sure if this fits your needs or not, but have you considered self hosting with Cloudron? Free plan would work for you so you'd only be paying for the VPS. It makes administrating and backing up an email server a breeze.
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by miedpo 5y ago
Probably not. Way to small for that, and even the early large eruptions only affect the atmosphere noticably for a year or two (unless it's a really really really crazy large eruption that makes Tambora look like tiny)
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by miedpo 5y ago
Not a volcanologist here but I've always loved volcanoes. It's probably gonna depend on how long it keeps erupting. Volcanic eruptions are rated (VEI index) on volume of material ejected, but each level has 10x more material than
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by miedpo 5y ago
Much smaller than Krakatoa so far. We'll have to see where it comes out on the VEI scale though. Krakatoa was really big, so I think it's pretty unlikely we will get close to that on this one. The Tsunami they are guessing proba
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by miedpo 5y ago
I'd agree with this. I've met many people who have identities and can get along with people just fine. However, when we identify as enemies of other people, things tend to go a bit haywire.
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by miedpo 5y ago
Yes. Flashpoint. https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/
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by miedpo 5y ago
Yeah, this is the reason I'm hoping the supreme court strikes it (and the general method) down hard when the full court case gets there (they couldn't at the time because of the way injunction works). I think the most egregious th

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