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iDemonix

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    Comment #48597790

    I miss the days when PG articles were actually worth reading, and not just spurious drivel from yet another person that hasn't been in touch with reality for decades.

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    Comment #36759517

    3227 days, running RHEL 5, took a screenshot first, then powered it off a couple of months ago. Amazing what can lurk in big corp networks.

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    Comment #36494814

    Using Prometheus in federated mode has been fine for me, I'm running it almost exactly as depicted in the article and I'm not sure why OP describes it as a complex on - you just ne…

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    Comment #36485700

    Similar boat here, and know of many other companies in the same situation (although we chose Alma). We thought we were on a good proven path of paying for support where we need it,…

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    Comment #36429287

    Because they're just IBM with a hat on now.

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    Comment #36425111

    Another irritating move from Red Hat, likely driven by their unhappiness with the popularity of Alma/Rocky instead of a mass migration to RHEL they had probably hoped for. As the s…

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    Ask HN: How do you accept donations?

    I have various pieces of open source software that people have offered to donate or give me some money as a thank you for, but I usually just say the thank you is enough purely bec…

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    Comment #25252710

    Thanks, I needed to feel this old on a Monday morning.

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    Comment #25227994

    Unfortunately the developers of those particular things (often like ad developers) use obscurity of things like div names to make the task less trivial.

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    Comment #25167143

    Previously we were using FortiManager to manage a cluster which has CSV export functionality, however for reasons too long to explain on HN, we no longer use FM and simply use FG d…

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    Comment #24867907

    See the comment by TheHemric, it's a bit more informed than you seem to be.

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    Comment #24847224

    They could be giving it out for free, to be honest, I still wouldn't ever go back to using their services.

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    Comment #24552390

    This article is garbage. > So yeah, try feeling grounded with that. It's a miracle that it even works. Just because something is too complicated for you to understand, doesn't mean…

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    Comment #24432214

    For anyone looking for a better way of managing rack diagrams/assets, NetBox has a great and easy UI for this.

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    Comment #23750267

    I've been undertaking a similar project, using an ESP32 currently for testing, also have an Arduino Micro Pro to test yet, during lockdown/furlough. I'm hoping to customise and sel…

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    Comment #22877452

    Thanks, you've described what I had in my head as a rough way of doing things - the issue with this approach is that it appears to be one bot instance per user. I.e. if I want the …

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    Comment #22855270

    I don't know how well that would scale though with multiple popular servers.

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    Comment #22851970

    Yeah I have some projects at work which manage containers in this kind of fashion, which is probably why I'm applying that to this and over-engineering - which I almost always do. …

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    Ask HN: How would you design a scalable chat bot for something like Discord?

    I have 2 months of furlough, and I'd like to improve my Python (and other) skills and, for once, start and finish a project. For once I've decided to pick a project which will actu…

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    Comment #22617309

    I'm still using a 2015 MacBook Pro that I'm clinging to, despite the screen having developed an annoying flicker every few minutes. I know 4 others in my office with Apple laptops,…

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    Comment #22354616

    Chrome on Mac, it's convenient, and despite robbing all the RAM my 2015 MBP has to offer, it works well. I tried switching to FireFox for two weeks, but found a lot of visual teari…

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    Comment #22297046

    Not the answer you're looking for, but I found it too busy, unintuitive, and the lack of non-distribution for the OSS version finished off my test run. I use Graphite, have done fo…