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fabioyy

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    Comment #48727149

    can't believe that is not intentional. fishy

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    Comment #47889819

    migraine trigger for me too

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    Comment #47170415

    macsec can encrypt data in ethernet for lan, maybe it can solve this

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    Comment #45984403

    The numbers seems to be too much near 65535 to be a coincidence. are you making the request from a single IP address source? are you aware of the limit of using the same source IP …

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    Comment #45801545

    what about docker/containerd compatibility? is now possible to run on freebsd?

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    Comment #45620826

    no need to mess with the kernel, block on the local machine firewall outgoing RST packet ,create a program that reads raw socket for incoming SYN and answer the syn/ack). but anywa…

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    Comment #45193317

    since google is tier 1 network. does anyone knows if they pay for bandwidth for serving youtube?

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    Comment #45128571

    fork is extremely heavy, threads are way lighter, but still opening thousands of threads can become a problem. opening a thread just to wait for a socket operation don't make sense…

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    Comment #44987433

    I do not agreed. Its was not even worth without llm. Junior will always take a LOT of time from seniors. and when the junior become good enough, he will find another job. and the s…

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    Comment #41626584

    unless you accepted an invalid https certified popup, its not possible, even on public wifi. or maybe you still type: http:// instead of https:// , and then is easy to fake a dns r…

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    Comment #41611277

    [flagged]

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    Twitter/X migrated to Cloudflare, bypassing Brazilian block

    twitter/X migrated to Cloudflare, rendering the block imposed by the Brazilian judiciary ineffective. will Cloudflare block twitter on brazil?

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    Comment #39444360

    it is not worth to use cloud if you need a lot of iops/bandwidth heck, its not worth for anything besides scalability dedicated servers are wayyyy cheaper

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    Comment #37518418

    a long time ago i build a project like that but instead of relying on whois. i did a traceroute to every ipv4 address avaliable. several router hops, have a reverse dns that uses s…

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    Comment #36449548

    A little off topic, i don´t know your use case, but you can use an old phone as webcam, they will be better in quality than any IP camera. A little example using my old galaxy s11.…

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    Comment #33865188

    there is a ton of devices that do that on amazon. here ( Brazil/beach ) i get only 300-400 ppm, ps: i dont use gas to Cook/shower. everything is elétric

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    Comment #32549290

    i was BANNED from hetzner when i forgot to Pay ( it has been almost 10 years ).at the time i offer to Pay any debts, but they said that i was not welcome anymore.

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    Comment #32323862

    They also banned me because I forgot to pay one month ( and my contact email was one that I didn’t use anymore ). After a year I tried to resubscribe and they denied me, ( I offere…

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    Comment #31425598

    same here one mistake in my logs, and my account was due > 10k us$. until a manager contact-me after a month. It appears to be a method to force a "sales" call. A simple indicator …

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    Comment #31371359

    anyone have tried to use fiber? is there a fiber to ethernet conversor? ( to connect the playstation for example )

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    Comment #30439035

    I have done no optimization, no WAL partition, no slave (yet). i'm just using a single t3a.xlarge Aws instance with 1500 IOPS (EBS Volume). we use 1500IOPS just to speed up our rea…

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    Comment #30434013

    i'm using timescale to store sensor/gps log ( 50 inserts/s - 24/7 ). after 2 months still very good )

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    Comment #28589153

    have you considered dpdk?