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nunesvn
1y ago
Privacy conscious people: we can still use your preferred private super secretive way to pay for important stuff, and use PIX for a Coca Cola. One thing doesn’t stop the other.
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nunesvn
2y ago
I don't know if this is fake, but it could be true. I had a similar situation working for a WISP around 2010. Every night, for about 10 minutes, the connections from our HQ to a relay tower became flaky. At the time we were using two M
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nunesvn
3y ago
why not a slingshot?
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nunesvn
3y ago
I'm father of a 10 years old kid. If he wants to run a server at 16, I will give him the electricity bills, a 20U rack, a cisco switch and a bunch of cables. Congratulations to the OP and their family.
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nunesvn
3y ago
(small clarification: it’s not the complete wikipedia, just a 1GB slice of it)
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nunesvn
3y ago
Brazil has 4 "Superior" Courts and 1 "Supreme" Court above them. Superior Courts are the issue-specific Superior Military Court, the Superior Labor Court, the Superior Electoral Court and the general Superior Justice Cou
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nunesvn
3y ago
In Brazil, self-service gas stations have been illegal since 2000 [1]. I remember that in the 90s some gas stations tried to implement this model, and I think it didn’t gain traction because of a mix of unions being against it and the gener
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nunesvn
3y ago
> They are also widely used in paper products meant to hold foods that are hot, gooey or greasy. That includes the wrappers that hold fast food, and, as you noted in your letter, microwave popcorn bags. It's on the paper.
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nunesvn
3y ago
We’re on the laptop age, most people can’t pick and choose the components of their computers.
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nunesvn
3y ago
Yes, but a usual pattern for smaller DBs is, for example, to run a full backup weekly and then daily incremental backups. Also, SQL dumps makes easier to do partial recovery, like for a single table. On this size class (~1TB) I see PITR bac
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nunesvn
3y ago
I really would like to know details on how people backup, dump, migrate and upgrade DBs of this size.