They are based in Austria, my assumption has been that most of their business/enterprise customers are in the EU.
Resellers exists in most parts of the world.
Readit Newshda111 commented on Proxmox Donates €10k to the Perl and Raku Foundation perl.com/article/proxmox-... · Posted by u/oalders
hda111 commented on docker2exe: Convert a Docker image to an executable github.com/rzane/docker2e... · Posted by u/alexmolas
Why? Would be easier to embed both podman and the image in one executable to create a self-contained file. No docker needed.
I know that the diabetic community are extremely interested on these watches. 30 days of battery life, already working support for Android APS and xDrip with these watches. What is there not to like. Put one of these to your child's wrist and they can get alerts on the glucose level easily.
Glucose levels were my first thought as well.
hda111 commented on Sixos: A nix OS without systemd [video] media.ccc.de/v/38c3-sixos... · Posted by u/transpute
Can anybody explain to me again why systemd is so bad ? Genuinely I'm not sure anymore: It is chock full of features and it gets the job done. Since it is used in a lot of big distributions it gets a lot of fixes, updates, testing and feature improvements regularly.
Yes, it is maybe monolithic (but so is the Linux kernel). Its philosophy may differ from unix's "get one thing done well" too but integration of various functionalities comes with its benefits.
Some people say it is bloated. The substitutes to systemd are lightweight but less featureful. Maybe some of them will get bloated as they achieve feature parity.
People have a right to build substitutes and replacements -- I believe in the "Let a hundred flowers bloom" philosopy. However I can't understand why systemd is the point of so much disagreement.
Some defaults are not good for servers. For example, systemd gives up after a few tries to restart a service. This is really annoying for server administrators when they don’t know about the bad defaults.
https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2024-01-17-systemd-indef...
It seems they do pretty badly in Germany too. TÜV data showed 14.2% Model 3 cars had "significant defects" at inspections after 2-3 years. This was the highest defect rate of any car model.
https://fussmattenprofi.com/en/these-cars-fail-the-tuev-repo...
Edit: Previously stated "at 12-13 years it was a little over 40%.", but this is incompatible with how long the Model 3 has been on the market, so assume this was a caption mistake by the site posting the stats.
How is it possible to measure for 12 years when the first Model 3 ever produced is just 7.5 years old?
hda111 commented on ZFS 2.3 released with ZFS raidz expansion github.com/openzfs/zfs/re... · Posted by u/scrp
You need to buy the same exact drive with the same capacity and speed. Your raidz vdev be as small and as slow as your smallest and slowest drive.
btrfs and the new bcachefs can do RAID with mixed drives, but I can’t trust either of them with my data yet.
It doesn't have to be the same exact drive. Mixing drives from different manufacturers (with the same capacity) is often used to prevent correlated failure. ZFS is not using the whole disk, so different disks can be mixed, because the disk often have varying capacity.
hda111 commented on Show HN: NoSQL, but it's SQLite gist.github.com/vedantroy... · Posted by u/vsroy
I thought it was a free speech platform
hda111 commented on Show HN: App that asks ‘why?’ every time you unlock your phone play.google.com/store/app... · Posted by u/jarko27
On iOS it's simply impossible to implement. There is no way you can display an app over other apps after unlocking. I tried to implement something similar, like a widget, but that's a completely different app. Unfortunately, such an app is possible only on Android.
After unlock is probably impossible. But open app over app is possible with one sec and shortcuts.
Wait, the author is criticizing Debian for not having as heavy-handed a system as SELinux enabled out of the box? That thing that causes so much pain that everyone disables it immediately unless they have fairly extreme security needs?
True. In the real world, it could be that SLES is the more secure commercial distro because nobody disables the AppArmor that is enabled by default.