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Nexril 1GB Dallas "24 push-ups special" # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## Yet-Another-Bench-Script ## v2020-12-29 ## https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## #Thu 11 Mar 2021 08:48:41 PM ESTBasic System…
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The website is in three git repositories. They are on my laptop and Bitbucket. My server contains all the code including input files (Markdown), but not the git history. * VPS vanishes (5% probability): rsync from laptop * Laptop breaks (2% probability): clone from Bitbucket * Bitbucket deadpools (1% probability): push…
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According to Twitter: * The backups are in RBX location. * One can only access backups from an OVH IP address in their account. * When they attempt to create a VM in another datacenter, the wait time is over 2 hours. * Some users see the backup disappearing from their account because backup service is overwhelmed. This is…
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M & M killed the staging forum, which is where I publish my wackiest posts.
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MIA is MIA.
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My usual, for Debian 10: echo 'APT::Install-Recommends "no";APT::Install-Suggests "no";' >/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/80recommendsecho deb http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports main >/etc/apt/sources.list.d/buster-backports.listapt-mark auto $(apt-mark showmanual)apt updateapt install bind9-host curl git htop…
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See if you can match @martijnk 's €1 for 200GB lifetime …
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1TB costs $2/month => 256GB costs $0.5/month => 256GB costs $6/year but 96MB RAM is too low => increase to 256MB RAM, remove IPv4, and add $1 => $7/year https://bit.ly/sunnyLOL
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Virtualizor at some providers will overwrite /etc/network/interface and /etc/resolv.conf and other similar files. It only happens if you boot/reboot the VM in Virtualizor, and doesn't happen if you use sudo reboot commands. SolusVM has a similar anti-feature, and it even overwrites the files when you execute sudo reboot.…
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Have you thought about 1MB 256GB slices? Each slice: 1 vCore 2% dedicated, burstable to 33% 256MB RAM 256GB HDD no IPv4 /80 IPv6 subnet $7/year
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https://dns-lookup.jvns.ca/#psg1.mymanagementpanel.com%7CAAAA psg1.mymanagementpanel.comAAAA answers<no result> Oops. Can a current user confirm whether IPv6 is available on shared hosting servers?
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There are better plans. https://secure.hostsolutions.ro/cart.php?gid=57 $13.00USD Monthly Starter 1 -10gbps (120 Available) 1 core 2048 gb ram 20gb ssd raid10 2tb traffic/mo 1 ipv4 10gbps port speed (shared)
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No IPv6 hall of shame * GitHub * Google Cloud * Oracle Cloud * Outlook * MXroute * SparkPost * ColonCrossing - VirMach, RackNerd * XetHost * SoftShellWeb (San Jose only) * HostSolutions (unless you pay €100 sister setup fee) * IOFlood * KhanWebHost * Spearware Networks * Wishosting * Reprise Hosting * Limitless Hosting *…
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Arduino idle program: void setup(){}void loop(){}
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GB5 is doubled to GB10, and everyone's score is doubled!
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Salute to the Queen! ? When you get the million-dollar hosting bill, please tax the providers and not us little guys. ?
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I'd love this usage based pricing model. CPU, network I/O, and IP leasing are easily measurable in all cases. RAM usage only makes sense for containers (LXC and OpenVZ). For full virtualization (KVM), it doesn't make sense because the guest OS would take up all the available RAM as filesystem cache. Nevertheless, I would…
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The Zero has no networking at all. You would have to add USB Ethernet or USB WiFi, and then the cost adds up. The Zero W has built-in WiFi, but it only supports congested 2.4GHz frequency, and the CPU is outdated ARMv6. I bought two units in 2017 and it's frustrating. Not recommended! All other base models have the same…
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I don't need more servers. I want 36 hours of coding time every day. Can you make that happen?
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1GB storage would allow at least 30 minutes of content under current encoding configuration of NDNts adaptive videos app. However, 128MB RAM is insufficient for running the repository server smoothly - it crashes after a while. I no longer use 128MB RAM containers. My smallest are 256MB for OpenVZ and 384MB for KVM. I…
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https://treefiddy.yoursunny.cn
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Mumbai looking glass: https://lg.mum01.readydedis.com/ TLS report grade T * certificate expired * vulnerable TLS1.0 and TLS1.1 enabled
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My password is o7j7k3w5. I post this comment on forums so I can just look for it when I forget my password. No need for any fancy password manager.
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I built a QUIC-to-UDP gateway. It allows Chrome browser to interact with an existing UDP based service using the experimental QuicTransport. The program only needs 32MB while running, but pipenv needs 256MB to install dependencies; it could be installed on 128MB container with some effort. On my push-ups site, select "YUL"…
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If it's LeapSwitch Mumbai, it has no latency benefit over Singapore unless I have more readers in India. P.S. I like the switch to USD. No more confusing £ symbols.
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Yes. The crab stacker sandwich has a fried whole soft shell crab on top of a ground crab meat patty, hence the "stack". It's a unique item of this restaurant.
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The number of clicks reveals a lot. I have no objection unless push-ups end up in congress.
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I tried soft shell crab once but it's not my favorite. I prefer snow crab and Maryland blue crab. Pictured: crab stacker sandwich, Bahama Mike's, Pasadema, Maryland. 2019-05-11
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No IPv6 hall of shame * GitHub * Google Cloud * Oracle Cloud * ColonCrossing - VirMach, RackNerd * XetHost * SoftShellWeb (San Jose only) * NexusBytes (Germany only) * HostSolutions (unless you pay €100 setup fee) * IOFlood * KhanWebHost Include IPv6, by default, to get delisted. This is lovely though, and no extra cost to…
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rbash is too restrictive: it limits what commands can be executed, based on command binary name. If user can compile and execute their own programs in the shell account, rbash cannot save you. It's better to impose restrictions using file ownership, capabilities, cgroups, etc. This allows more flexibility: user can compile…
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I managed three servers in university. Graduate students get a shell account with ability to launch virtual machines with Vagrant. I have a spreadsheet telling everyone what port numbers they are allowed to bind to, but there's no technical means to enforce that. Undergraduate students get logins to two virtual machines,…