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fpanzer
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Comment #36497406
OP needs to install naemon and chill. Monitoring means alerting, and not collecting metrics. Monitoring means being notified of outages. Metrics are for troubleshooting and post mo…
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Comment #36368484
Well then, good bye!
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Comment #36216934
Author should learn CSS next
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Comment #36117575
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Comment #36114704
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Comment #35811168
!remind me in 12 months
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Comment #35761519
Paywalled, can't access
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Comment #35730044
This
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Comment #35703341
Same thing here in Germany, Fibre ISP in my hometown (80k population). Started 5 years ago, widely used already, but still no ipv6.
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Comment #35666790
Spam, should this be here?
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Comment #35604456
Dude needs to run a static website on apache using debian stable and point an a-record to it. Then enable unattended-upgrades. Done.
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Comment #35509990
Maybe they need somebody who can help them with this "webhosting" thing
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Comment #35509985
Why would anyone use a frontrunning registrar?
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Comment #35436011
Of course they are, because the people live there.
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Comment #35364365
Too late. Snap, flatpak and command line ads made me switch to Debian testing. Not going back. Shuttlewho?
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Comment #35087585
MOV AH, 4Ch INT 21h
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Comment #34959437
LOL, reminds me of PayPal
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Comment #34892571
In the real world, we should start by replacing UDP first
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Comment #34812332
PayPal ist doing whatever they want, whenever they want. If your business model relies on Paypal in any way, shape or form, consider your account closed any minute. Been there.
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Comment #34514728
I've been living off of fixing misconfigured mailservers for 15 years. It's really not /that/ hard.
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Comment #34321703
I'd rather patch a bunch of openssh servers than a bunch of proprietary software agents that essentially keep reverse ssh tunnels open for me. Or did I miss something?