

Might need recapping, think vblank and blank are drifting.
Might need recapping, think vblank and blank are drifting.
Til.
Meh, it’s going.
I might do the rest at once, it’s about setting up a link between the two first (wireguard etc), then bringing servers over and up.
What terrifies me is trying to move my monitors, those are massive and beautiful with 0 room for error.
Used metal carriers with foam inserts for storage, but the balance is still back home.
Fiber in Europe is glorious, so that helps.
Trying to move my fully populated 42u rack to Europe.
So far been doing it piecemeal, but that will have to accelerate at some point.
Nvidia, when the doom music kicked in.
I honestly never played Dune, just Dune 2 which was awesome.
Ultima underworld, that was the shit.
Seriously, Dune ii I get, but Dune?
Worst part about docker: insane volume management.
This thread:
Jails make docker look like windows 11 with copilot.
That’s worse.
Fail2ban isn’t an application like jellyfin, it’s a security framework that should be built in to the gateway router.
Not really, you need a license and you can host openvpn at tcp 443, but chances are they’ll try to track you down and make your life unpleasant.
When I was there I vps bumped through Hk, that’s probably harder now.
There’s a mass rename button somewhere.
Been using nginx, probably should change just because my mail uses letsencyrot while my http uses bought certs.
Letsencrypt has gone far enough that we can just rely on it now apparently.
Lunar 1&2 were originally released on the Sega CD, as was shining force CD.
There were a few decent games on it, but agreed, not many.
In my job? Yes.
At home? God no.
I make sure I can recover data when things go wrong, but otherwise my recovery path is redeploying quickly.
I’m gonna have to donate then.
It pushes stuff when they’re really really cold, so for instance init services and libs that have basically never been touched since boot but still technically need to be in memory.
They might have been pushed out because the page cache thought it had something more interesting, or if you have VMs, because the system wanted to make some huge pages.
It’s good, but be aware you want to stick to LTS kernels or at least don’t upgrade casually.
Arch is the worst for this, ubuntu and debian are better but still get hit.
https://forums.opensuse.org/t/zfs-on-tumbleweed-how-to-keep-a-working-kernel-version/151323
https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/15759
https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/137pucy/zfs_not_compatible_with_kernel_63/
Hit this recently on an arch build, switched to kernel-lts and it worked, but basically once every year or so the abi breaks and zfs is dead for 3-6 months on github.com/torvalds/linux@master. Just FYI.
FYI, zfs is pretty fucking fragile, it breaks a lot, especially if you like to keep your kernel up to date. The kernel abi is just unstable and it takes months to catch up.
Which is part of why I don’t trust zfs on root.
Worst case you can sometimes recover with zfs-fuse.
I’m sorry, but it was so un-wh40k.
I think they tried, but the soul was not there at all, you were basically doomguy with a different gun.