THE RULES OF SHUT THE FUCK UP CLUB ARE SELF EXPLANATORY.
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THE RULES OF SHUT THE FUCK UP CLUB ARE SELF EXPLANATORY.
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@diffrentcolours
750M units?! How is it even possible?! 😱
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Cosa spingeva di nuovo i giovani sui monti a rischiare la vita? https://primazonaoperativaliguria.blogspot.com/2025/11/cosa-spingeva-di-nuovo-i-giovani-sui.html
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@kinderstampfer It probably is. But it's always been extremely efficient, even 20 years ago. I think it's just the result of good engineering that, time after time, continues to be a good base for all the new technologies/improvements
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'Non metta in imbarazzo il nostro ospite?' Ma che è, feudalesimo?
https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:4llrhdclvdlmmynkwsmg5tdc/post/3m5wc7pimqs2u
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@stefano The performance of FreeBSD is quite interesting here.
Might this be due to all the optimization work for throughput and resource utilization that happened in the recent years? (at least partly driven by $large_streaming_provider as far as i'm aware)
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The #BSDCafe #Forgejo instance ("brew") is constantly under "attack" by scrapers. It was killing the performance and making the entire BSD Cafe slower.
I've added some limits and workarounds - but you could see, from time to time, some 429 errors.
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@stefano sadly the cryptographic functions from the illumos kernel might be a bit underperforming.
See https://www.illumos.org/issues/4896.
Unsure if they do impact TLS, but they do impact zfs native encryption performance for sure.
One of those things that are totally okay for self hosting in many cases, but that might be quite a pain for a production environment
