Comment Re:Reality is in the eye of the beholder. (Score 1) 175
This should be classified as a fraud. IE: wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.
Comment Re:Someone explain the math. (Score 1) 117
Please fix this. Its 46x80 not 48x60
Comment Re:New to ZFS (Score 1) 131
I have a similar configuration at home. zfs send/recv is a godsend for backups in that you can have all of the old snapshots sent as well as the current top level and it ship only the data that has changed not everything.
I have run this configuration where I have had controllers, power supplies, multiple drive (more than 2 at the same time) go bad and it still kept on chugging with no errors and full confidence in the data.
Comment Re:Oops (Score 1) 675
Fifth option:
Have the ad blocker read, run, but don't render the ad. The site can't tell the difference. The browser can just isolate the ad site in its own little unique world per site you are visiting from. Now you start to look like hundreds of different single time users.
Submission + - Ringing in 2016 with 64 Hacker Friendly Single Board Computers (linuxgizmos.com)
An anonymous reader writes: This year, we’ve seen some incredible price/performance breakthroughs in low-cost single board computers. LinuxGizmos has put together a compilation of 64 low-cost, hacker friendly SBCs that are all available in models that cost less than $200, with many well below $100, including Shenzhen Xunlong’s $15 quad-core Orange Pi PC, Next Thing's $9 to $24 Chip, and the $5-and-up Raspberry Pi Zero. Processors range from low-end 32-bit single core ARM chips, to 64-bit ARM, x86, and MIPS parts, and with clock rates from 300MHz to 2GHz. This year even saw the arrival of low-cost SBCs based on octa-core processors, such as the $88 Banana Pi M3.
Submission + - New Year's Resolutions for *nix SysAdmins
An anonymous reader writes: A new year, with old systems. It is time to break bad old habits and develop good new ones. This list talks about new years resolutions for Linux and Unix sysadmins. List includes turning on 2FA on all services, making peace with systemd, installing free SSL/TLS certificates, avoiding laptops with horrible screens or wireless whitelist in BIOS, building Linux gaming rig and more. What resolutions are on your list regarding sysadmin or IT work in 2016?
Comment rpm for linux does't work centos 6 (Score 1) 140
$ vivaldi-beta
If they are going to build a binary, then at least staticly link it.
Comment Re:No justification for the current media pricing? (Score 1) 429
Can we have the executives charged for impersonating a federal officer?
Comment Re:Obviously (Score 1) 410
If they want to call it Intellectual Property then have it taxed like
property. Donâ(TM)t want to pay the tax, then it becomes property of the
government which would make it fall into the public domain. Have the owner declare the value. The higher the value the higher the taxes. Have âoetheftâ values limited to a percentage of the value declared. Have an online site with all âoeCopyrightâ information escrowed. No item filed, no copyright. Makes everything easy to check and verify.
Please note, make a clam something is your when it is not, then that is a fraud. If a corporation make a fraudulent claim then the directors are liable for fraud and should be jailed for it.
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