Most of a KDF11, the second generation microprocessor version of the PDP-11.
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Most of a KDF11, the second generation microprocessor version of the PDP-11. (The MMU and optional FPU are separate chips.)
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Most of a KDF11, the second generation microprocessor version of the PDP-11. (The MMU and optional FPU are separate chips.)
@davefischer Did DEC ever make single-chip microcomputer versions of their PDP CPUs, or does one have to go to the USSR for those?
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@davefischer Did DEC ever make single-chip microcomputer versions of their PDP CPUs, or does one have to go to the USSR for those?
@acb The 3rd gen LSI version of the PDP-11 was one chip. There were single-chip versions of the PDP-8 (12-bit) by Intersil & Harris. There's a single-chip PDP-10 (36-bit) by XKL.
There were desktop 8's & 11's, but neither was ever marketed for home use.
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Most of a KDF11, the second generation microprocessor version of the PDP-11. (The MMU and optional FPU are separate chips.)
@davefischer nice Xzibit design there. Β«Yo dawg we heard you like chips so we put chips on your chips so you can compute while you computeΒ»
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@hikingdude I was going through YunoHost's documentation yesterday and they recommend testing the restore function.
Now, my backups are so big and contain such precious data that I never dared do so... I may try from my second VPS that runs Umami, CryptPad and Wordpress.
As a backup strategy, I also have full daily backups done automatically by my VPS, with servers in multiple locations...
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Comunque in realtΓ pioggia poca qui, ma vento vIULento.
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Now with MQTTS (#curl)
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@elena I'm just wondering, have you ever tested a restore?
I'm also backing up regularly but never restored π€
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@Edent I also could join you, but probably for a beer later and talk about OSM
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Mondays mean: manually backing up my #YunoHost system.
Speaking of YH, in case you missed it, here is my latest guide for newbies about how to install an app with YunoHost - I showcased NextCloud in my tutorial: https://blog.elenarossini.com/a-newbies-guide-to-self-hosting-with-yunohost-part-3-lets-install-nextcloud/
I'm always surprised by the sheer size of backups - this time 15GB (ugh!) broken down as follows (from biggest to smallest):
#GoToSocial: 6.2 GB
#PeerTube: 4.3 GB
#NextCloud: 3.0 GB
#Pixelfed: 1.5 GB
#LinkStack: 91 MBI'm brainstorming ways to make my GoToSocial backup size go down... I have cache set to 1 day only, so I'm trying unfollowing a few accounts (that I already follow from my Mastodon profile) to see if that makes a difference.
Anyway, wishing you all a great day & week!
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@Edent @bart VaultWarden (in my case with podman on my own VPS) has been pretty non-problematic, upgrades are as smooth as pulling the freshest image and restarting the docker. (and I'm still not really good with docker & co.)
There's also vaultwarden.net, but I wish they said where they are hosted (as there are "sibling" projects with .us and .uk TLDs which are more obvious)
