nik736

..."off of special-purpose hosts on OVH"...

Would be interesting to know, for what exactly Fly is using OVH.

Why are those basic requirements and what has being based in the US to do with resillience?

Join an ERP company that specializes on manufacturing companies.

I am not sure about AzerothCore, but back then with Antrix and Ascent the Database was always provided separately, while the emulator only offered the schema.

Will they pay a GDPR fine as well?

How did it work out for you? Are developers faster/slower/same as working with Ruby?

Stuttgart, Germany

Pros: Great economy, companies like Mercedes Benz, Bosch, STIHL, etc. are from here, which makes the region very rich. We have cool vineyards and a lot to explore (beautiful old towns, black forest, castles, etc.). Great Dialect ;-)

Cons: No ocean. We have 4 seasons, so it gets quite cold for several months of the year. Housing prices are insane, a lot of people are only able to rent. Aaaand we are a meme because of all the construction sites, especially our train station.

Apart from the support, onprem is basically free as no infra costs. Why would it be more costly?

Transfer is starting at $0.09 per GB.

Free retrieval pricing, but not free transfer. Transfer is starting at $0.09 per GB :-)

Have fun paying a fortune if you need to get those files again.

Where is your data from?

Will Roundcube still be a seperated project or will it be included in Nextcloud? If they integrate it to heavily in the Nextcloud stuff I won't be using it anymore. :-)

This has one disadvantage: You will be working with people who don't want to work, do everything to waste your and their time and will drag you down. If you are fine with that everything is good, but if you have at least a bit of drive to achieve something great you will be very very unhappy.

That's what PLP is for.

We were running our core routers with BGP and VPP for several years pushing around 40-50 Gbps on a software stack without the need of those expensive ASICs. Worked great and stable. VPP is a great piece of technology.

So you are saying when I am able to configure postgres I can earn a $300K salary? Sorry but this is utter bullshit.

Where is it located?

You could also say the same for the cloud when your internet is not working.

Examples?

You can verify your config with netplan-try. This works fairly well for me with the timeout feature. Additionally you could write a bash script that basically replaces the netplan config to the old state when the machine is no longer able to ping (or similar).

There is a -state parameter for netplan apply which allows deleting VLANs, which has worked for me every time so far. What's the exact issue?

I never ran into your last issue, so I can't comment on that.

Great. I love it.

ECC RAM has its advantages but I agree it's not a must have for workstations. DDR5 has on-die ECC, which is basically controlled by the RAM itself and not everything around it like with regular ECC.

This is exactly what I noticed as well.

S3 and R2 aside, OVHs object storage offering is really robust and great. It performs better than S3 and is way cheaper, in storage and egress cost.

Even the high profile datacenters I had to deal with in Frankfurt had the same issues. There were regular maintenance tests where they made sure the generators were working properly... I can imagine this is more of a pray and sweat task than anything that's in your hands. I have no clue why this is the status quo though.

GoDaddy, seriously?

Check out the Lenovo Yogas with the new Ryzen 7000 CPU. They are amazing value and for me so far very stable.

Soo, this is basically a platform as well, right?

You don’t need to quit your job to start a company.