I did it for a while and last everything. Go for it if your have adequate backups.
It is. Discontinued though.
I'm still using an old Corsair m95. All of the new MMO mice seen to be geared toward that ugly grid. I've looked at replacing it a few times, but can't find much that really meets the mark. Some honourable mentions from me would be the EVGA x15 and the Razer Naga hex ( at least I think that's the name).
Depends on if those companies invest in renewables or not. Optimistically, they will need to pivot in the next 60 years or so. I expect that the military need for oil won't go anywhere anytime soon, but there is regulation coming into play to limit automotive oil reliance. Maybe not in the US, but elsewhere.
This needs a couple of space marine painted in and it will be lore accurate to the 40k universe.
Warhammer 40k has a huge sci-fi universe. Lore has been building since the 80s with hundreds of books. I enjoy them, but I'm not particularly well read.
Jacinda was the one.
Who's that one prime minister from NZ?
Definitely the best thought out plan I've seen yet. Solid.
It's really difficult to move away from a backup software you just switched to and paid > 100k to license for the next 3 years from a leadership standpoint haha. PBS, zfs snapshots and send, Ceph duplication. It all does more or less the same thing.
Nope, certainly seems to be a broad issue. Surprised that Disney would switch. I suppose the savings is there though.
I have experience with Azure IaaS, but am certainly no expert. Managed like 5 VMs max. Great with PowerShell. Wrote a script for all of our on prem servers backed up to blob storage to recover to Azure in case of natural disaster. Fun project.
This is probably where my shop will end up. Sticking with it and dealing with the higher price.
Like 30 servers and 150ish VMs. Not a huge deployment.
I use KVM personally and have experience with hyperv too. I'm not really averse to anything.
I think the penny dropped when layoffs were announced and channel partners were cut off.
I'm kind of in the same boat. Mid sized with enough cash to deal with the new status quo.
I've been seeing a lot of doom and gloom about VMware. The cutting of services and licensing changes of the cost of core offerings are huge issues. Is anyone planning or budgeting to change to another hypervisor? If so what?
I'm just trying to gauge if the performance gain will be worth the additional effort and have some questions. Was directed here from asklemmy.
I've read that back end communication is relatively cheap compared to end user content presentation in Lemmy. So, that leads me to believe that if I host my own instance, even without any communities, it would present content from other instances to me faster and more reliably. Are these assumptions correct?
Does an instance do any content caching for other instances? Ie, if I browse asklemmy@lemmy.ml and someone else does the same, will my instance need to make new requests to lemmy.ml?
Are images caches from other instances?
Obviously if my instance goes down, there's no service. Is there some sort of high availability or clustering supported?
Are updates relatively straightforward on Docker? I assume just pull the new image and you're good to go, or are there usually database migrations to complete outside of that?
Thanks for reading!
I'm just trying to gauge if the performance gain will be worth the additional effort and have some questions;
I've read that back end communication is relatively cheap compared to end user content presentation in Lemmy. So, that leads me to believe that if I host my own instance, even without any communities, it would present content from other instances to me faster and more reliably. Are these assumptions correct?
Does an instance do any content caching for other instances? Ie, if I browse asklemmy@lemmy.ml and someone else does the same, will my instance need to make new requests to lemmy.ml?
Are images caches from other instances?
Obviously if my instance goes down, there's no service. Is there some sort of high availability or clustering supported?
Are updates relatively straightforward on Docker? I assume just pull the new image and you're good to go, or are there usually database migrations to complete outside of that?
Thanks for reading!
I unsubbed when musk took control of twitter. There was just too much content with that prick featured. I'm incredibly happy to see this community has migrated and I look forward to all the lulz. Fuck that guy.