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• $ head -5 recordsB7C9607F0BEA9DE6AFEC1D58C44576099FE588607C803$ wc -l records69905067 records$ time grep -F AAAAAA records9AAAAAAABAAAAAA9F81AAAAAA1FAAAAAADA7AAAAAAD4AAAAAAA519AAAAAA5DDDAAAAAA584AAAAAA926AAAAAA4CF81AAAAAAAAAAAA34D746AAAAAABAAAAAAEFreal 0m0.545suser 0m0.465ssys 0m0.079s$ cat generate.sh#!/bin/shdd…

  in Fastest way to search through text records Comment by comi March 2020
• A problem in a new technolgy is to be expected. A fundamental problem that hasn't been solved for ages... Is a huge difference, and a cause for concern.

  in WTF is going on with BTC (bitcoin)? Comment by comi March 2020
• sorry ma Ingleesh is bed, when you sell bitcoin for dollars is it "cash in" or "cash out"?

  in WTF is going on with BTC (bitcoin)? Comment by comi March 2020
• Peaks and troughs are impossible to predict or explain reliably of course. My understanding of the current long-term trend is that technical problem of blockchain scaling has not been solved. All proposed solutions have rather serious drawbacks. Also mining continues to be severely centralized in pools. Also also…

  in WTF is going on with BTC (bitcoin)? Comment by comi March 2020
• Depending on the complexity, you can get away with some already existing webform provider like Google Forms (mind their TOS!), or create the form yourself. If you'll set out to create it yourself you'll need HTML <form> (+CSS,JS) some backend like Flask, Django, Node.js, PHP etc and most likely a template engine (Jinja2…

  in Script that allows me to run a site that functions like a letter writing wizard Comment by comi March 2020
• does it mean on dedi it's ok?

  in Torrents - seeding *nix content Comment by comi March 2020
• well, technically cloudflare also contributes resources

  in Some forum/server performance stats. Comment by comi February 2020
• Amen

  in Forum upgrades this weekend [Complete] Comment by comi February 2020
• Practicing security through obscurity, aren't we ;-]

  in Best way to manage SSH keys? Comment by comi February 2020
• I am willing to bet your laptop has all sorts of untested and outright suspicious code running on it for years making it far less secure than a VPS set up with keeping private keys in mind. Yes hypervisor can always dump VPS's memory, but aside from obvious mistakes that's about it.

  in Best way to manage SSH keys? Comment by comi February 2020
• just githooks man

  in Anyone here using Gitlab CI/CD (or any other pipeline) to deploy stuff? Comment by comi February 2020
• I haven't used many, but this satisfied all my needs https://www.sphinx-doc.org

  in Website backend Comment by comi February 2020
• Well, first and foremost requirement is you being ready to deal with spamlists and IP reputation.

  in Looking for a VPS to setup as personal mail server Comment by comi February 2020
• If we're talking about programs you run on your computer the only true security known to humans is source code audit. No application firewall can be 100% secure as malicious read of sensitive data can always be made indistinguishable from legitimate read of sensitive data. And long before that a user would be tired of…

  in Mac malware threat outpaces Windows Comment by comi February 2020
• It's not just porn, understanding hardware helps a lot. Despite of what business folk say, every engineer is keenly aware of the cost of things. Think about it, if you had infinite resourses, there wouldn't be a point in engineering, you could just throw infinite resources at the problem and be done with it. Hence, do more…

  in Pretty interesting video about NVMe storage. Comment by comi February 2020
• https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS0N5baNlQWJCUrhCEo8WlA this is real "holy shit" IMO

  in Pretty interesting video about NVMe storage. Comment by comi February 2020
• Technically there are good engineers on youtube, but of course "Holy $hit!" attracts much more attention.

  in Pretty interesting video about NVMe storage. Comment by comi February 2020
• No. They take the most "Holy $hit!" hardware. Terribly misuse it. Then heroicly solve the problem. Any normal engineer would have done better with 5 times less.

  in Pretty interesting video about NVMe storage. Comment by comi February 2020
• Proxmox - Linux distro that's desined for ZFS out of the box - HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA Four striped raid 5 - AAAAAAAA @AnthonySmith now I'm gonna get depressed as no one in my whole country even has a budget for this kind of hardware and these kids just casually play with it like with toys, and it's all your fault…

  in Pretty interesting video about NVMe storage. Comment by comi February 2020
• But muh purfekshonism... :O

  in Struggling a bit with a Debian Linux bridge configuration Comment by comi February 2020
• Since we're talking bridges, have anyone encountered this with Debian 10 (Proxmox) bridges: eno1static addressvmbr0private addressvm plugged here no routing. Forwarding, proxy arp enabled, iptables checked. As soon as I do this: vmbr0static addresseno1 is plugged herevmbr1private addressvm plugged here routing starts…

  in Struggling a bit with a Debian Linux bridge configuration Comment by comi February 2020
• No, it was a bad joke that it's tough to compile stuff on 32MB, but you can swap it out to 3GB disk, since you compile less often than use yum/apt. I know it's ridiculous, I was trying to be funny.

  in If you could not use a package manager e.g. yum/apt what which OS would you choose? Comment by comi January 2020
• how do you deal with lack of IPMI?

  in New Intel CPU vulnerability Comment by comi January 2020
• what are 3GB of disk for? =]

  in If you could not use a package manager e.g. yum/apt what which OS would you choose? Comment by comi January 2020
• Ryzen shows better performance, but AFAIK it is not generally more secure. This particular vulnerability affects Intel specifically, but speculative execution attack vector is present in AMD as well. Also, are there platforms with Ryzen and IPMI?

  in New Intel CPU vulnerability Comment by comi January 2020
• I'm surprised no one mentioned gentoo

  in If you could not use a package manager e.g. yum/apt what which OS would you choose? Comment by comi January 2020
• gotta milk that enterprise money

  in New Intel CPU vulnerability Comment by comi January 2020
• What about Epyc? Did it go off the ground?

  in New Intel CPU vulnerability Comment by comi January 2020
• Dat spec is sexy =)

  in Switch Recommendations Comment by comi January 2020
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