pstoneman

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   by pstoneman 15y ago

   The bit I really don't like is that it enforces systemd - and it sounds like it's part of it. I think one of the strengths of Unix/Linux is the architecture of many simple tools, each doing one job well, and one job only - which this sounds
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   by pstoneman 15y ago

   I can't post on serverfault, since the question's been locked, so I'll put useful things to consider here: * 100% SLA doesn't always mean 'It has to be up all the time'. Depending on the customer or the supplier, it can mean 'We'll aim to h
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   by pstoneman 15y ago

   PC gamers who want such high specs might want to play them outside of their homes, when they go to LAN parties. This is fairly common amongst some gamers, and a portable powerhouse has some attractions for that use.
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   by pstoneman 15y ago

   I've seen banks do this before - and I think that some banks in some places use drop-downs rather than having you type characters. That's one reason I can see for the restricting the type of character so, so the drop-down is more sensible..