There's less than 100usd difference between an renovated exos witn 12TB and 20TB.
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There's less than 100usd difference between an renovated exos witn 12TB and 20TB.
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There's less than 100usd difference between an renovated exos witn 12TB and 20TB.
@mms uhm...I would probably go with 20
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@mms uhm...I would probably go with 20
@stefano I was shocked.
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@stefano I was shocked.
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@mms I'll watch it later. But in general, I prefer a larger but emptier drive than a smaller and full one. ZFS loves free space, especially to reduce fragmentation
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I've been on Meetic first and then on Tinder.
My privilege, as a man, is that I'm not exposed to threats, I never felt endangered, while a woman also have to cope with that.
This being said, I think that whoever uses dating apps can tell stories about how ridiculously (to say the least) people behave over there.
Dating apps are the place to be if you really want to have a look at humankind from the inside, and most of time that's disheartening.
I could tell you about many women I met on dating apps that (in my opinion) should be sent to a crash course on manners.
Everyone has their own cross to bear... 🙂
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Ve meritate er poeta della serra™
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@OldManToast Let's hope not.
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@bnewbold.net I don't think it's material to the discussion today, but I'd be happy to help out with your comparison slides next time you want to talk about ActivityPub.
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@bnewbold.net I also think that we provide location-independent addressing; we just do it in the way other Web systems do, with DNS. You can move a Mastodon installation from one hosting service to another, re-map the DNS, and the server is live on the network again.
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@bnewbold.net your comparison slide misrepresents ActivityPub somewhat in two ways.
1. We do distribute data, not just metadata, including binary data. It can be pushed, or it can be pulled.
2. It's not just a message-passing system; it's a distributed data store. Every object on the network can be fetched directly using its `id`, which is an HTTPS URL.
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@feff oh he would've killed me XD
