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Comment #48620178
< 300ms boot with HW isolation sounds very nice but the pve-daemon patching approach is risky and might break at every eye-blink.
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Comment #48269066
Bugzilla. Seriously. Can be easily extended and unneeded fields can be disabled via template. We use it since 20 years at a 6000 heads company and it's totally fine.
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Comment #42043572
Only 1 lan port and only usb2 is not great...
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Comment #41897178
I recently took the night train from Innsbruck to Hamburg in a brand new sleeper car run by ÖBB and those are a blast. Searching for more routes I stumbled across this map and a pr…
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Comment #41331664
Austrian Provider liwest is since many years very transparent about their DNS blocks. All of them are based on court orders / eu sanctions. https://netzsperre.liwest.at/
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Comment #41249241
So 200ms is curls ipv6 tax on windows. To avoid wasting time on the "IPv6 sinkhole" use -4 Will we get over 50% ipv6 adoption by the end of this decade?
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Comment #28389261
This important communication is being sent to you as a CrashPlan On-Premises customer with an upcoming renewal date of ... We are writing to inform you that Code42 will no longer o…
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Comment #28245002
Sectigo provides SSL certificates with 1y validity via their certbot compatible Acme endpoint.
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Comment #23687110
They used a very cool way to analyze the Bones. Instead of chopping off samples the bones were put in a plasic Box and a tiny static upbild was enough to kick some molecules out of…
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Comment #20695875
Is there a better command for a cronjob to check for available updates? I try to get something like - - i currently use pkg_add -u -n -I -v 2>&1 | grep 'Adding' | sort -u
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Comment #19738649
ok, found it. http://openbsd-archive.7691.n7.nabble.com/Update-MariaDB-fro... 10.2 is a no go for us as the new client library requires atomic ops killing the client library on a h…
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Comment #19738449
> MariaDB 10.0.38 Can anyone share some insight why OpenBSD does not provide a more recent MariaDB Version ?