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@hackacad @dexter Hi Sven! Sure: initially I started managing the BSD Cafe's Mastodon media storage using Minio inside a FreeBSD jail on a server with traditional disks. When the media grew to around 200 GB (and it's a lot of small files), I realized that the performance wasn't great, so I decided to try both Garage and SeaweedFS. I set up two identical jails on the same host, one with Garage and the other with SeaweedFS, then I started copying the existing media using rclone, from one jail to the other, starting with Garage. Initially, everything was fine, but I realized that at around 60 GB, Garage started to fully utilize the machine's 6 cores and slow down noticeably. I left it running all night anyway, but in the morning it had copied just over another 10 GB. I stopped the process. I performed the same operation on SeaweedFS and the copy went smoothly and without issues until the end, at full performance. The approach of creating volumes and small external index files with offsets is decidedly suitable for this type of use. I tried some more times - same result. It has been up and running for a few months now without any problems. Furthermore, its modular structure allows you to replicate everything (for disaster recovery, backup, etc.) in "almost" real-time: you can connect a filer from one SeaweedFS setup to another (completely separate) and it will begin to replicate everything that is present and stay in sync. For this reason, I decided to continue using it and have implemented the same setup for the illumos Cafe as well.
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@hackacad @dexter Hi Sven! Sure: initially I started managing the BSD Cafe's Mastodon media storage using Minio inside a FreeBSD jail on a server with traditional disks. When the media grew to around 200 GB (and it's a lot of small files), I realized that the performance wasn't great, so I decided to try both Garage and SeaweedFS. I set up two identical jails on the same host, one with Garage and the other with SeaweedFS, then I started copying the existing media using rclone, from one jail to the other, starting with Garage. Initially, everything was fine, but I realized that at around 60 GB, Garage started to fully utilize the machine's 6 cores and slow down noticeably. I left it running all night anyway, but in the morning it had copied just over another 10 GB. I stopped the process. I performed the same operation on SeaweedFS and the copy went smoothly and without issues until the end, at full performance. The approach of creating volumes and small external index files with offsets is decidedly suitable for this type of use. I tried some more times - same result. It has been up and running for a few months now without any problems. Furthermore, its modular structure allows you to replicate everything (for disaster recovery, backup, etc.) in "almost" real-time: you can connect a filer from one SeaweedFS setup to another (completely separate) and it will begin to replicate everything that is present and stay in sync. For this reason, I decided to continue using it and have implemented the same setup for the illumos Cafe as well.
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@JessTheUnstill @mpjgregoire so, the claim to legitimacy is just having enough firepower to enforce tax collection? That seems pretty Hobbesian.
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@aud @SnoopJ I'm personally of the mind that war is the failure case of civilization, and a lot of things have to go wrong for it to happen. Violent conflict never starts with ", and now there is war". Wars are something we should collectively and universally be ashamed of.
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@aud @SnoopJ ok I'm reliably informed in another reply thread that Saddam Hussein got executed etc so that's like 1 conflict where one of the top level objectives in the Quest Log got checked off (disregarding you know everything else about that war). I knew I was forgetting something.
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@SnoopJ@hachyderm.io @aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place (which is, you know... I feel like I am agreeing 100% with all your positions and morals here, if I'm not mistaken?)
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@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place @SnoopJ@hachyderm.io ah, yeah, no, you're right, sorry. I knew that wasn't what you're asking (re: Halliburton)... my actual answer to your question was there (I think, or at least, I tried to, anyway), which was "no, none of them".
I get that "victory" is a subjective thing but I'm pretty sure I'd say basically all of the military actions the US has taken (that I can think of) have been failures, and usually not because of unit strength or combat tactics but because of completely misguided reasoning and long term planning. Even Bin Laden: yeah, he's dead. And.. what did that actually accomplish? etc, etc. I'm not crying any tears over him or anything, but... well, he wasn't exactly in power or capable of much by that point.
I think a lot of things are likely to involve, or end in, violence, but I am also highly suspicious that it is capable of achieving "victory" except in very specific circumstances. This probably starts touching on "just war" theory and all that, now that I think about it.
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@L_Alberto articolo 34 punto 7
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@beeoproblem oh right I forgot about saddam, hahahaha wow ok that meets the criteria, thank you
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