Why negative on asp.net? I’d steer more away from WordPress though TBH.
Why negative on asp.net? I’d steer more away from WordPress though TBH.
It can also vary by time and day. I got that setup since I use more at night, but in general power companies average that throughout the day.
Enjoy your double dipping car manufacturers!
Except they all have terrible privacy policies and sell all your data already. They make more than enough from that and even if you don’t pay for subscriptions they are paying for data to listen to your conversation and track your location to sell it. The data usage for subscriptions are also probably very small compared to all of the other crap.
Whatever brand company the car is. They like to sell / use your data, conversations, location history, if you had sex in your car, etc.
Check for bios updates. It’s a stretch but maybe you’ll be lucky.
The Samsung pro I got is 4TB and single sided.
Must have had a nice representative! Haha
SES requires a manual review by their support to be able to send external emails. I was requesting for access to send to my Gmail notifications (and friends technically) from my self hosted services. They rejected my request.
I agree with this, though it’s not the easiest option. Ceph is amazing for storage, I am using mini pc nucs for my cluster and to expand storage I simply plan to add nodes and get the largest sata and m.2 SSD.
I recently setup velero for automated backups. It even is configured to dump my HA postgrrd DB and then backup the dump folder.
Other cool experiences I can think of is netdata with Prometheus metrics auto scraping pods by their annotations to pull their statistics in, and nothing is more satisfying then making a service highly available.
They rejected me for using for personal notifications. I get being strict but good God let me use your service and if I abuse it shut me down.
Setup backup hooks with velero and kopia on a HA postres cluster this week. Biggest DB is Lemmy and that shrinks by a factor of 10 using pgdunp with custom archive. Dumping is 100% the way to go!
Similarly I should do this for my sqlite applications, it looks like kopia can’t do incremental backups with them and thinking about it, it makes sebse, likely sane reasons you mentioned.
“We are not vulnerable to this exploit, but we are vulnerable to these ~300 other exploits because we don’t update our crap!”
Impressive!
If you follow the 3-2-1 backup policyand unless it’s the end of the world you should be fine.
3 backups 2 different media types 1 off-site
If your worried about a cloud provider getting attacked then have 2 off-site.
Flakes is a way to manage nix, nix is essentially a package manager, NixOS would be probably easiest way to play with these tools.
You define a flake / nix configuration and they are designed to be installable on any system. Think of it as if you install and configure all of your programs, services, environment in it and you upgrade to a new PC, you run a command to install your flake from your previous PC and everything is configured how you had it on your previous PC.
Flakes is a new tool and is under rapid development, so it may have breaking changes in the future, but it is so popular that the devs are trying not to break it as much as possible.
Also take my comment as a grain of salt since while I know about flakes and use it, I am nowhere close to an expert on it and terms that I used may be incorrect especially for defining them, but in layman’s terms I think its a decent introduction to what it is.
HDDs latency will go up from external vibrations (even yelling at your system will do the trick). This would be a good direct source to see if the vibrations are negatively impacting it.
Assuming 53% of population are females that is 12.7 million with the condition. Using your 19/1000 that’s 241k babies a year under this subgroup. Maybe it is 1 in 50 million chance for those 241k babies a year? Still seems off though I did pull the 53% out of my butt but I vaguely remember there being a slightly higher % of females in the total population.
Article also said last time it happened was in 2019. Surprised there hasn’t been any for nearly 4 years.
I believe it was a CSV file of every item in all of the shops (comma separated values) and it was being read and stored into memory single threaded so it was maxing out a single core on the CPU.
Ah. Old asp .net standard I don’t think is cross platform, but core is fully supported in Linux. I mainly support these applications at my job so was kinda surprised to see someone not recommend it.