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- I don’t spin up instances, I raise servers like my children.
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(Quote) Debian/ubuntu gui installer needs a lot more work... I mostly use ubuntu server gui installer but I dont remember seeing the mdadm raid option... I guess we can always live boot the OS and setup mdadm and then reboot to start the installatio…
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(Quote) Only 2400mhz
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(Quote) What if I have 1 TB of ram and 1 GB of data? What happens to me then? On a side note, can anyone mail me 8 sticks of 128GB sticks of DDR4 ECC RAM? :lol:
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(Quote) What is a "Hurricane Electric DNS"? How do you define stable? What kind of API are you looking for? Have you tried searching on google/chatgpt/local-pub? Finally, who are you?
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(Quote) That's what I was saying in my first post. Raid controller spoin = whole RAID gone... Yes, the hardware did improve but I was stuck on the following mindset: * 1 disk = full write speed * 2 disks = 1/2 write speed (without controller)…
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(Quote) Why do i have 10 old HDDs for playing around with but all are of different capacities?!? Oh well, at least according to the internet, it'll still let me create a RAID, just that i'll take the size of the smallest device. Oh well, w…
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(Quote) Did you follow this guide? https://bmcservers.com/how-to-create-raid-ubuntu24 It uses mdadm that @MikeA mentioned but it's for ubuntu, so should be applicable for debian as well.
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(Quote) Hey, that was back in the day of Windows Server 2012... And set it up for my company which had some windows server software which was written in .net for windows...
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(Quote) Raid 1 = 2 disks, Raid 10 = 4 disks, 2 on raid 0, then the pair on raid 1. Sounds the same to me...
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(Quote) That's great to know that rebuilding doesn't take forever anymore. May I check on the size of the RAID disks you have? (Quote) You guys clearly have better experience with RAID that I did back in the day. Then again, I was running…
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(Quote) Oh yes, I am someone who keeps 1 backup on a different disk, 1 backup on a backup server in different country and finally 1 backup made manually on a offline portable disk. Losing your data is the worst... I am also making a disk image back…
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(Quote) Ah, sorry for phrasing it incorrectly. What I meant by backup is "backing up the entire os image" instead of just my project/data.
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It's still better then getting into a lawsuite for some comment you made! As for the censorship, it doesn't make sense for platforms to direct traffic away from their own to another private platform. The longer a user stays on the platfor…
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(Quote) Damn, I am so happy my day job does not require me to interact with customers... Respect goes to you guys who can deal with angry/ignorant people without blowing a fuse!
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(Quote) I prefer AnalogRDP... :lol:
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(Quote) Hello Shawn2.0 (or do you prefer shawnAlt? shawnAltDelete?)
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(Quote) However SG laws cover ALL public medium/content, regardless of if it was on a message on a server on Uganda or Australia. I saw them reporting even whatsapp messages...
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[Redacted rant as there is no such thing as "free speech", only "defamation lawsuits"] Moving on...
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(Quote) You can do shared IPv4 with port forwarding + nginx proxy on LXC containers, but again, I dont think it's sustainable either...
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Some of those bounced emails could be SPAM as well, as the bounced emails gets to skip the spam folder and gets delivered to your inbox... I was receiving them as well since I setup my own mail servers. Tweaking the spamassassin settings helped to f…
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(Quote) For: https://www.shawnfanclub.com/ CSS the page! At least center the iframe or make it fill up the page! Chatgpt if you need to! :lol:
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What's the use of this thread? We all know that only after the server has been decommissioned, people will start to ask about why their sites are down and looking for backups... :expressionless:
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(Quote) I think "youtube" is just a keyword for spam/hack or other illegal activies RDP is generally used for.
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If you are using a browser made by a tech giant who started business with free search engine and is currently the biggest ad-pusher, I think your expections need to be adjusted. Watch their ads or switch browser.
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Just follow the minimum requirements for whatever Windows Server OS you are using: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/hardware-requirements?tabs=cpu&pivots=windows-server-2025 For example, if you say "f**k securit…
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I need to really start learning networking...
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(Quote) So "gotta collect them all" mindset! :lol: Best of luck :D
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Quick question, how many of these do you have?!?
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(Quote) @KenTech dont fall for the temptation. I was looking for a ultra cheap dedi last year and I got a offer for a moderately cheap but good server. Now I cant cancel it cause the price I pay, even though it's twice my original budget, is re…
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(Quote) In terms of disk, yes, they use SSD. In terms of CPU, they are slower. I would go with Xeon E3 or E5 series
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Is there some issue with Aukland LXC server manager? I dont see any downtime... (Image) Still can ssh into the instance, so probably only the management interface issue.
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Check out oneprovider: https://oneprovider.com/en/search?&price_any=1&hide_cloud_instances=1 Cheap? Yes Reliable? Erm, i guess... Support? Minimum
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(Quote) That's 1, not 0.99. False advertising! :lol:
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(Quote) Since you just got a server, get self hosted bitwarden or vaultwarden. You can easily deploy it via docker. It has android/ios app as well as firefox/chorme app.
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(Quote) I was thinking the same thing when I saw the thread. Moreover, I wouldn't run KVM on such low powered servers. I might have thought about running LXC containers or docker containers, but definitely not KVM...
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(Quote) LLM made you a better developer same as programming languages and IDEs made assembly coders better. It may not be efficient or safe, but it does make life easier. But when people start saying "programmers will lose their job cause of LL…