I’d be happiest if it were still light out at 9pm year-round. With ntp-based
clocks, we could have them automatically adjust by an hour at a time several
times each year (depending on latitude) so sunrise floats between 5am and noon.
Just need a perl script to make it so.
Support FDT!
-rich
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Jabr does this:
> [I run] Windows in a KVM/qemu VM on a separate CentOS rackmount server
Last year I built a new Windows 10 VM to replace the Win 7 VM I’d used for
things like tax software for the last couple decades. (I use Virtualbox rather
than kvm, running on one of my fileservers.) These d
Other than a raised central digit, my own response to systemd is two words:
Docker. Kubernetes.
While my kubernetes hosts need at least a little systemd orchestration to get
the volumes mounted and a few basic monitoring services running, gone are the
days of troubleshooting circular dependenc
David Kramer suggested:
> https://tech.michaelaltfield.net/2020/01/02/buskill-laptop-kill-cord-dead-man-switch
>
> Neat, simple system.? A udev rule fires if a USB device is removed.? I
> would not implement the hardware the way he did, but this is definitely
> an idea to play with.
The articl
Rich Pieri observed:
> I think you missed the point so I will rephrase the question: does your
> backup protect you in the event that your service provider of choice is
> rendered permanently inaccessible? Examples include but are not limited
> to the Megaupload data center seizure and Crashplan d
Rich Pieri asked:
> Does your backup protect you in the case of the FBI and DoJ seizing
> entire data centers because there's a warrant for someone else or
> their data?
Few of us feel the need for it, but a lot of the backup tools provide AES
encryption. If you’re paranoid, some of them (like C
Check out Duplicati, https://www.duplicati.com/. It works about like CrashPlan
(the service withdrawn from home-user market a couple years ago), allowing you
to define retention schedules and maintain a full history of modifications
file-by-file. It can send the files to most any online storage