somik
somik
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- About Me:
- Got my head in the clouds... Bare metal not bad either.
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@schism do note that you can send the info to @Not_Oles privately through PM or by his email (from his profile) if you rather not share the info in a open forum.
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(Quote) That isn't passive heatsink. That's a server heatsink where the fan isn't directly on the heatsink, but goes in front of the case, just behind the drive bays and blows from front to back over the drives, heatsinks and all.
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Congrats on getting the server back online and open for "neighbors".
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(Quote) Can't say I have watched this movie... Maybe i'll pick it up.
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(Quote) The movie? (Image)
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(Quote) Invoice number 1906 There seems to be a 9 missing from my invoice number... too bad! (Image)
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(Quote) Nice! :lol:
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(Quote) Old man style font size :lol:
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(Quote) Ah, yes, but flagship android phones seems to be somewhat competent at encoding/decoding video streams. They still will need a lot more optimizations but since ffmpeg seems to have support for arm64, i think it should run nicely on a proper …
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(Quote) make a ready to deploy docker container with required configurations and web ui? :lol:
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(Quote) Ya, found that AFTER i posted the comment... Thanks! So basically Nix hypervisor os is a "text based" container creator while proxmox is a gui based. So you can run NixOS inside proxmox KVMs, and even in docker/lxc containers... B…
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(Quote) Whats the benefit of NixOS over proxmox's KVM/LXC? I found that you can create containers for proxmox using NixOS, but I did not find any comparisons showing why it is better.
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(Quote) If he really did that, then I hope he or his support team would be more active in the forums.
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(Quote) I get latency that's fluctuating all the time. So best to avoid latency.
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(Quote) Yes, I know they have monitors in place, but it just says what is down, not why it is down or if anyone is working on it or even when they can expect it to be back online. Little things like that help reduce tickets. Ofcourse I understand th…
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(Quote) Would you rather have someone incompetent answer your ticket just for the sake of answering or someone from their technical staff look into the issue and deal with the ticket? If you just want to hear "your call/ticket is important to u…
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(Quote) The more the staff, the more the operating costs. So they cannot offer dirt cheap prices like they do if they hire more people or relocate to better datacenters. In short, you get what you paid for. If you want better service, it's best to a…
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(Quote) x86 and x64 is said to have a lot of instruction overhead that they need to support instruction sets from all the way back to the 80s. ARM doesn't have it so it processes instructions faster. However as it is designed to be more energy effic…
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(Quote) I have used both Oracle's ARM offering as well as cheap x86 CPUs like atom. ARM definitely wins there. If you compare Raspberry Pi, which runs on ARM with a Celeron x86 CPU, of course x86 wins there. So it comes down to exact CPU models &a…
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(Quote) Yes, seems like the DB i am using also identifies your IP as mexico: https://ip2c.ziox.us/?ip=187.189.238.1 The source code is located here: https://github.com/somik123/IP-to-Country I am currently using the "lite" database from …
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(Quote) That's what I did as well, just with PHP. Process the data before importing it into DB to make subsequent queries faster.
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(Quote) Btw, i did it other way around. Guess should not be browsing LES first thing after waking up: WHERE startingIPLong <= searchIP AND endingIPLong >= searchIP
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(Quote) Hope so! And hope they figure out it's a bug and not an abuse...
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(Quote) LowEndBox's top provider? Sounds legit :lol: I mean anyone who has been on LES/LET has been burnt by LEB at least once!
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(Quote) Convert the IP/subnet (CIDR) to a IP range containing the starting and ending IP. Convert the starting and ending IP to a "long" number. For PHP, you can use: function ipRange($cidr) { $range = array(); $cidr = explode('/',…
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(Quote) It was done to reduce the number of abusers who, once banned, just creates a new account to get access again. It does cause problems for new members of the forum, but it is a necessary evil to ensure the service is not abused.
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(Quote) @terrorgen NAME AND SHAME! The email you received is a very common one for two types of providers: 1. They are fishing for people who are willing to "pay" more to keep their services by saying "since you are abusing, pay up&q…