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Datagenerator

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    Comment #48853141

    Great job, it's unique!

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    Comment #47864948

    Don't confuse GIT(1) the protocol with this (keep in active memory the EEE tactics).

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    Comment #47808593

    What does RadosGW miss?

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    Comment #47435679

    Just to be sure install Stacker (from STAC electronics) too

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    Comment #47133584

    Not the author but No, the decryption would ask the secret again? The readme mentions it's wiped from memory after use.

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    Comment #47133544

    Looks good. Almost stopped reading due the npm example, grasped it was just a use case, kept reading. Kernel keyring support would be the next step? PASS=$(keyctl print $(keyctl se…

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    Comment #46806617

    Ditch the VScode virus before it hurts. LLM based action infiltration will rise in 2026 but rest assured, that doesn't work in NeoVIM/VIM.

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    Comment #46806552

    Where is the downvote button? Remember: it's EEE all the way.

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    Comment #46799191

    LoL with the insane backslash crap

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    Comment #46791889

    The chord through the midpoints of two sides of an inscribed equilateral triangle cuts a diameter in the golden ratio. This interesting method gives a purely geometric construction…

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    Comment #46772702

    Let's hope for the catastrophic scenario. A world without Microsoft.. no telemetry or backdoors. Please continue on this track to disaster!

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    Comment #46741853

    You might want to look into using cephadm to setup CEPH. Use Erasure coding as data pool for very efficient data storage and protection (8+2). From that export large RBD to be used…

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    Comment #46364237

    Or Proxmox or just virt-manager

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    Comment #46363230

    Thank you for creating this!

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    Comment #45918803

    Switch to Debian and i3wm and never be bothered again by this type of nonsense. PC = Personal Computer. Make other choices and regain your sovereignty and privacy.

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    Comment #45482724

    And won't be charged for ingres, egress or IOPS etc, it's better than bad, it's good. Happy times.

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    Comment #45369288

    Add ZeroFS on top and get very low latency for frequently used data while bulk storage is remote S3.

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    Comment #45329682

    No pictures?

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    Comment #45295721

    Interesting, can I use SeaweedFS as bucket provider?

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    Comment #45277253

    The amazing science based map for minetest comes to mind: https://github.com/DokimiCU/mg_tectonic

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    Comment #44714658

    The server that has moved countless Petabytes is glFTPd that allows FXP ( clients without bandwidth can initiate to transfer files from server to server ).

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    Comment #44523941

    [flagged]

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    Comment #44501586

    Today I learned something new, thx!

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    Comment #44320485

    Please let us reproduce these beautiful pictures, can you share the sources?

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    Comment #43818824

    Thanks! Reliving childhood memories