Datagenerator

Which?

Are these AMT of AMD and Intel Pro, features that create mesh networks on the fly?

Marvelous example of the bikeshed effect

Frequently combined as SOC / SIEM, the acronym for Security Information and Event Management.

Dataflow analysis can be provided by for example Cisco Smart Network Application (SNA). A system that displays an overview of the network topology including detailed monitoring information for devices and traffic.

Mistaken PAR for RAR? In addition to mostly numbered RAR's archives, the PAR added the safety and recovery layer afiak.

Where are the download links of these PDF's?

Seen the locate command in Linux?

Exposé without encryption, at least use SFTP and rclone mounts in this theoretical use case scenario

POLA, invested time stays valuable. The system is one, not many seperate and daily changing parts. Not having to learn dozens of network management and DNS resolvers gives you back your valuable time to focus on things you really want to do. On the various Linux distributions you must discover how it's glued together at this point in time.

Don't forget to disable all prefetching, landing pages visiting previous sites, studies and pings on each start and shutdown to improve privacy.

Lookup SirTunnel and Boringproxy on GitHub

Also, ain't this the introductory temporary price for the first six months?

This is possible already with losetup?

Sure did, still in active production use mostly for the excellent ZFS integration hosting many PB's of research data.

Fun stuff.

Reminds me of one former coworker, which didn't like me introducing FreeBSD. So he started installing all ports packages.. only to say the following morning: Look it's broken! ( disk was obviously full and this plot was irrational to people with some common sense ).

Is there a archive.org for arcades? MAME of any kind?

The FreeBSD POLA design principle makes sure fundamental tools don't disappear or worse double over the years. Linux distributions differ vastly from vendor to vendor.

Our research company hosts 15 PB of data on what we call Single System Imaged FreeBSD with ZFS. All systems pull the complete OS from one managed rsync repo during production hours. Doing this for ten years, never ever any problems. Config files are included using the hostname to differentiate between servers. Adding servers doesn't add manual labor, it's the borg type of setup which handles it all.

For small use cases at home you might want to try GL.iNet GL-MT300N-V2 ( generally available within days ). Or virtual for free, ymmv

15 PB of scientific data in our research company is served in production for twelve years using ZFS on FreeBSD and never failed one second. Billions of files replicated using ZFS send and receive streams in mere seconds. It's only flaw, ZFS diff is slow and gives inaccurate results. Grassroots I'am exploring are Minio and WeedFS and maybe Ceph.

Tried Caddy yet? They provide really compact configuration templates and if needed can be reconfigured using the API.

Strangely enough this shorter version reads and clicks better into my tiny brain

Does it advice on systemd timer jobs too?

Would KVM with virtual TPM isolate Win11 enough?

This made me almost smile, thanks c:

Brings back memories of the Plextor automatic duplicator robot we had in company back in the nineties. Great times

Xspringies and substrate screensaver should be preserved forever

Tried FreeBSD? Very consistent and has POLA, the principle of Least astonishment. The proper good stuff Dell Isilon and NetApp are relying on.

Maybe it's CBD and almost no THC that enables being productive and creative

Have you seen rclone?