There also seems to be a lot of settings so perhaps they had it misconfigured. It also is Java so I wouldn’t put it past it for such a monolith of a Java program to require so much to be performant. Perhaps I’ll try a cluster of them then and see how it fares.
Besides yacy, there is a project to build decentralized apps with search listed as an example. Its very early and nothing is built off of it yet though.
I really want to use this, but from what I read it basically requires a minimum of 20-30GB of RAM to be performant. Also the documentation appears to be a mess and highly outdated. I’d also want to cluster it internally and connect with outside peers still which seems possible, but with the large resource requirement not as feasible with my setup.
I imagine your income tax would be a efficient method just gotta time opening the genie during tax season.
Here is a list of open source voxel stuff of those I’d say Veloren likely would interest you the most.
This is for making the pictrs backend on postgres and to migrate it to postgres. Though not documented with Lemmy it works and I am running it that way on my instance. It allows you to load balance and have high availability of pictrs service.
I am probably not the best for advice, this harrasment needs nipped imo and consulting a lawyer seems like a good idea. I think it’d help having legal documentation in case it worsens. If they try to hurt your reputation then you have legal backup to sue and get a restraining order if it gets worse. They probably can help not going nuclear first too.
Please stay safe.
Always always leave a trail when possible. Email would be the best bet for an audit trail. After calling / conversatin, do a follow-up email to keep the audit trail and confirming what was discussed
Prescription Flonase was the best. Got some for some reason and had some left and used it whenever I got sick. Barely felt sick every time as long as I used it before my nostril closed up.
I love me some builder design patterns!
It’s rf not fr. We are not French! Geez.
I didn’t see this mentioned yet, but IP ranges are normally assigned by generic location, so each of thes routers routing to the next one (hops) basically have a memory table from prior routes/configured by ISPs to say “this is the best current upstream router to route to for this destination”. They also store the distance between routers and aim for the smallest distance. this is how they are fast and is called routing tables.
Routing tables can be misconfigured causing major outages and old routers used to be able to only store a smaller table so 512k day happened. We already passed the next one 768k though ISPs mostly had their crap together for that one.
I didn’t confirm it but saw a comment when there was only one level left. They mentioned how to download them and make them playable as your own offline stage. They also mentioned you can download an archive of all the levels about 1 TB of data. The level has 2 or 3 files for each one if I recall correctly.
Edit: found archive link. The process to do it for one levels not automated but from what I read so someone will likely make a tool around the time it actually shuts down. https://archive.org/details/smm_levels
Oh that’s nice! Funding 90% of a person sounds kinda funny though. When I started donating it was half what they are getting now so that’s cool it’s going up.
According to their docs, it links as an “app” so you give proton access to your Gmail. It doesn’t share your proton email with gmail and all Google would be tracking is proton requested to read emails as they come in.
But counter point - many inventions are found to be more useful in ways the original inventor did not intend.
This inventors invention is not one of those though imo.
I just set up unified push with self hosting ntfy. The most.unfortunate part of unified push is the lack of apps that support it though.
I have been trying to get home assistant voice assistant to work in my kurbenetes cluster. The documentation is nearlynon existant for configuring it without using their dedicated core OS version with the addon store.
Second issue is the esphone $13 voice assistant setup they have, the integration requires a UDP port for every audio steam. Home assistant picks a random UDP port currently which sucks for kurbenetes, docker you have to set to host networking mode. Someone made a patch that allows you to specify your own range, but I haven’t gotten it working with the patch yet. It looks like their maybe an issue with the esphone device not using the correct channel for the microphone so nothing is being recorded.
I think that happened later in the month and explains the dips there.
Well initial setup was definitely interesting. I didn’t want to expose 8090 and wanted it behind a web proxy and I finally got that working and actually received my first remote crawl overnight. I had to change to 80/443 internally so it would map correctly for p2p connections, public port setting doesn’t apparently cut it. I kinda dislike the whole setup with it micromanaging CPU load, but otherwise it doesn’t seem atrocious for a new peer at least, I guess this and the web proxy problems are likely awkward due to the age of the software.