--Anymore, one of the only devices you can "trust" plugging a random USB device into would be a Raspberry Pi. Cheap and disposable if necessary; you can run ClamAV tests from there, and see if it lets out the magic smoke.
--Seriously, this is 2017 and streaming to huge crowds isn't a Solved Problem yet? Aren't they supposed to be able to add more cloud servers dynamically for anticipated loads, or something?? Good God youse guys, get your sh*t together... $100 is Serious Money for a lot of people, especially to see a single event--!
--Thanks:) BTW you might want to give ZFS on Linux another try, vast improvements in the code over the years. I've been running ZFS+Samba for my primary backup server since ~2014 and getting ~100MB/sec over Gig Ethernet with ZFS RAID10. 16GB RAM, some/etc/rc.local tweaks but nothing outrageous. Feel free to email me (but use gmail) if you want more details.
--So, does anyone have any good recommendations for something to replace AirPort routers ?
--WHODAFUQ at Apple decided it would be a grand idea to remove the ESCAPE KEY from the Apple keyboard???
newyorkcity?gettherope.jpg
" I'm gonna have to build you an extra arm just for high-fives! "
/ borderlands 2
--They also have an outlet in Chicago:
https://www.sciplus.com/oursto...
--Max Headroom was a WARNING, *not* a HOWTO...
--I saw a comment farther down by an AC that tripped a memory... Tails Live CD may be a cheap(er) solution than another SOC:
https://distrowatch.com/table....
--Came to post this and found your recommendation. ;-)
https://distrowatch.com/table....
...a 6-digit ID, you say...? Whoa.
...if they were willing to split HALF of the bitcoin mining with ME. Otherwise you're wanting to use MY resources for YOUR GAIN!
--Remember the MCP (Master Control Program) in the original TRON movie? That's systemd in a nutshell...
...that I most look forward to on Slashdot. I wish they'd also publish more stuff on SSD torture testing / failure rates.
--Anymore, one of the only devices you can "trust" plugging a random USB device into would be a Raspberry Pi. Cheap and disposable if necessary; you can run ClamAV tests from there, and see if it lets out the magic smoke.
Niven pretty well answered the whole "anarchy" question with this story:
http://www.larryniven.net/stor...
--What ^^ said. ;-)
--Say what now? ;-)
--My friends/foes list is full, to the point where I can't delete (or add) any. Wish they'd fix this bug.
--I wish I had modpoints today. Mod parent up please!
--He was a major contributor to the "great fiction" genre. He will be missed.
--And you can still use Wordstar key bindings to edit text files in Linux - install the "joe" package and use ' jstar '.
/ still my favorite editor
--Seriously, this is 2017 and streaming to huge crowds isn't a Solved Problem yet? Aren't they supposed to be able to add more cloud servers dynamically for anticipated loads, or something?? Good God youse guys, get your sh*t together... $100 is Serious Money for a lot of people, especially to see a single event--!
--Thanks :) BTW you might want to give ZFS on Linux another try, vast improvements in the code over the years. I've been running ZFS+Samba for my primary backup server since ~2014 and getting ~100MB/sec over Gig Ethernet with ZFS RAID10. 16GB RAM, some /etc/rc.local tweaks but nothing outrageous. Feel free to email me (but use gmail) if you want more details.
--Would you mind going into minor detail regarding the tweaking?
/ zfs fan/user (on Linux)
--Thank you for that, gonna use it right away :)
--I wish I had mod points... +1 Insightful
--Yep. Deadbeef for Linux, VLC for Linux and Windows, and Doubletwist for Android.