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President Trump CPAC 2020
Because the digital Gods' of Google/Youtube seek to ban this, I'm making it visible here.
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I wonder if when they named Nomad they were thinking of the Star Trek episode, Imperfect Sterilize ...
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A two hour concert by Billy Strings and his father Terry Barber. 1 hour and 37 minutes into it they do a rendition of the Beatles Here Comes the Sun and absolutely NAIL the guitar bit. Awesome.
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Need PCIe SSD with Atomic Writes for MariaDB
I recently turned up a Hubzilla in addition to the Friendica Fediverse social media site here. Sunday it seemed to be okay but come Monday the server was seeing loads of around 150 or so at which point a number of web apps turned themselves off. Also it was exhausted on connections which made many peoples WordPress sites break.
After much fine tuning I’ve gotten MySQL to handle a touch over 400 transactions per second, but occasionally hubzilla spikes higher than that and the load will temporarily rise.
After doing some research on MariaDB and tuning it as best I could, now load only goes up to about 8 as opposed to 150, but virtually all waiting processes are waiting on DIsk I/O at that point so it appears that peaks are saturating the drives I/O capability. Already this is on a 4-disk RAID 10 array with everything pretty finely tuned.
Researching I am finding most people are not getting much better than 400 TPS on rotary drives and perhaps 500 TPS with M.2 SSD drives, but with a PCIE SSD drive that supports atomic writes, up to 1500 TPS has been obtained.
So I am searching for same but not having much luck. I can find lots of M.2s but can not find PCIE drives. When I search I only find PCIE SSD adapters, not what I need.
Does anybody know where I can source these and who makes them, perhaps some make and model numbers?
AdNauseum
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Video Scraping
Globalists vs Populists
I think he has an excellent take on the situation.
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Maintenance
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Is it so bad, to keep the planet in a good shape?
its only bad to someone's pockets. wars and disasters is only way they know how to filling and keep them full.
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let’s talk in just next few years… ;)
Hubzilla
New Federated Social Media Hubzilla
We’ve added a new federated social media platform called “Hubzilla“, hubzilla.eskimo.com/. It is similar to Friendica friendica.eskimo.com/ in that it is a federated social media platform but it has many more capabilities including channels that are similar to groups or blogs or user pages in Facebook but federated across the entire fediverse grid, although not all fediverse servers like friendica support all the features of hubzilla. It is considerably more complex however it is well documented online. Discovery of both users and resources such as channels is much easier and faster than it is with friendica and in my view the layout is somewhat nicer.
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Hubzilla
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Kernel Upgrades affecting Friendica.eskimo.com
Tickless Kernels
5.10.17 and 5.11 tickless kernels are now available:
eskimo.com/kernel/
There is both a "client" and "server" version of each. The client version is compiled to be fully preemptive and with a 1000HZ clock for minimum latency. The server version is non-preemptive and with a 100HZ clock for maximum thruput.
There are three deb files for each, download all three and install with:
dpkg -i *.deb
still not familiar with all the moving parts of this thing.
I arrived at this post via the 'Community' page, the 'Network' page still won't load for me. No idea why.
Nice video, by the way -- 'Red Pill'. haha!
No idea why it came back, but it did so not too long after this. By the way, when I log in starting from a blank screen, the default is 'Network'. I still don't understand the different choices -- apparently just sorting the database a different way.
One of the neatest features is the ability to look at a contact page, and see that person's comments, independent of which thread they were posted to. You can stumble onto some interesting conversations. Also, gives a good idea whether a person has anything to say, or if they are just a bot/news aggregator.
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Rush Limbaugh
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You make a valid point... but not really.
Now, had you opined that you were an imbecilic tool for the elite I would agree wholeheartedly.
But, you're a shill for the enemy which means you're not even human. Thus, beneath me.
How does my boot taste in your mouth, sub-human scum?
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remember what we learned from Snowden: the NSA has everything it can get its claws into.
just maybe, if you are communicating via P2P with strong encryption, and the end points are Risc-V prototypes with a boot block under your control, then maybe you can have a private conversation.
maybe
is no maybe here, no hope. intel or amd, no matter folks. everything you see on your screen - they can see it too. period. its was done by design in the first place.
@spacedream RiscV. Prototype silicon. Or, maybe an old Cyrix 486.
if AMD or Intel build a RiscV chip, of course it will have one of their coprocessors on it, for some bullshit reason.
the systems I described do not have coprocessors to support a ME. so, no Minix.
they may have other defects, but no ME. one is a really old processor, pre-2000, and the other is new but a prototype without a lot of internal complexity. (the prototype RiscV chips are probably going to be scarce; I'm starting to see advertising for SoC versions of them)
but what make you think you talking with person who know no sht? ;)
they may have other defects
correct. many.
both Robert and I are old farts -- we have watched the computer industry mutate and metastasize through the decades.
for what it's worth, the chip in your cellphone would have been a 'supercomputer' in 1990. but this thread isn't about that. it is about security.
and, security can only be had by abandoning some of our complexity. building your 'supercomputer' out of compromised chips from monopolistic corporations is not the way.
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about ten years ago, I built my own server for the house here. it was based on a little POS computer I got for cheap off of Newegg. it had a Cyrix 486 and 16MB of RAM, as I recall, on a small motherboard with a common bus, what was it called? anyway, I got a cheap NIC for it, and loaded this operating system.
it was more for the challenge of installing a new system from scratch, etc. it loaded from a removable disk, as I recall. and it was interesting to enable logging, and watch it from my desktop, the sheer quantity of malicious packets coming in. if you would ping it from some other place, it would not respond -- basically a black hole in the 'net.
eventually I abandoned it, because I upgraded my DSL and it was too slow. but it was interesting.
@spacedream same here, I'll believe it when I see it.
also, it isn't clear how this reduces complexity. . .
COMBASIC
yeah! 😁 i did read it, Robert, in your first post i read from you days back. surely its was lots of fun. i did play a little with fido-net in twenty years back but not much as i wish by now (if i have time machine) as internets was growing already faster and giving so much to learn.
it was a PCI bus. the NIC had a PCI bus, and the motherboard had a spare slot.
interestingly, someone had written a web server for it in BASH, in amazingly few lines. on the internal network you could simply open the web page for status and control. everything was RAM based, so logfiles would rotate very quickly into /dev/null. if anyone wanted to run malware on it, they'd have to make it super small. unpacking a compressed file would likely fill up RAM and cause a reset.
ha, they are still working on it --
bering-uclibc.zetam.org/wiki/M…
I should get hold of a small SBC and try it again . .
someone mentioned hw as
Mikrotik RBM33G - 256 mb RAM, 2 core 4 thread CPU, integrated crypto engine, 16 mb flash, but have SD Card. It have 2 PCI-e clot for LTE modems.
its can be useful.
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the streets are currently covered with black ice and a 1/4" of sleet. the new forecast is that it will stay below freezing until Friday.
this breaks all the records for south Texas. maybe we can grill some warmists now, render them for tallow and such?
nothing melted today, as the forecast predicted.
we have about 6" of powder snow on everything, compacted down to ice on the streets. Austin has no snow removal equipment (and why should it?)
I did not see Fight Club when it came out, but have been a reader of ZeroHedge for some time.
Softare Defined Radios
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@spacedream can only transmit to people if they have a receiver on the same frequency/technology.
here was an interesting piece about radio hacking:
yewtu.be/watch?v=74_N163HyhA
(no actual hacks in there, but a report about it)
then time will come people will figured out, surely. no need even talk about.
but yeh, maybe its time to diy sky scaner to get sats and freqs for sky wifi from ilon(/etc). something inside me telling me its can be used legally even without pay.
3gpp.org/
read that, and get back to us when you've digested it.
@BR 549 ☎, ty for link, i'll checked later.
@Robert Dinse, sure. i understand.
but soon we will be using complete new technologies, quantum ones. imagine quantum dirac radio communications ;) no matter of distance always with no delay. we got already access to neutrino. anyone can play with it now as diy at home. you sure you still want spend time to fix your old dial-up modem?
so its time to study, back to skool again then! %)
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then watch how fast change will come.
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from my view, you managed to post 5 empty comments there, @John Doe.
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i wonder if that's a frendica[.eskimo] feature
second and RAID them.
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