miniman1337

really great stuff on here, exploring any of the layers makes me want to learn more about it, maybe finding a way to link to relevant wiki articles for some of the data layers would be neat.

Its all local if that helps?

from the blog linked via Wayback Machine. "From Day 1, we had this notion at the forefront.

The other notion that we have intuited is that you can’t build a cloud on another cloud. We have devoted years of practice running our own metal (and playing well with other clouds) to make sure that Railway’s business, which invariably becomes your customer’s business, is as rock solid as possible."

FWIW DCV is free on EC2, and anywhere else it has a very minimal nag without a license.

the irony

Used Disks, No DR, not exactly a real shoot out.

S3 Object Lambda solves a lot of these "problems" with this design

stumbleupon 2.0

this is not correct in the slightest

3200 Gbps Networking...

Except the engines they built are finally launching in about 2 months.

CM4 supports it, although its just 1x and PCIe 2.0

not sure if its going to "fix" the housing market, but its a step in the right direction, away from nimbyism.

jpeg-xs?

Lots of Video and Audio Devices come in 1/3rd and 1/2 rack sizing, this would be good for Blackmagic Ultrastudio type devices. (8.27" wide and need airflow side to side)

infomaniak is very cheap and based in Switzerland, has a modern UI and supports IMAP

just watch RPilocator.com to see when they are back in stock

AWS RDS is significantly cheaper

you could take a look at some other SBCs like the upcoming rockpi5 with rockchip rk3588, apparently it's very fast and has lots of pcie to spare

Just ask the Tesla PR team... oh wait.

Sure for FedEx / UPS if you break the ToS. USPS might be a different story.

That is untrue... did you just make all of this up?

I'm wondering how this is better than rclone?

This is what you need to use to install resolve on Ubuntu https://www.danieltufvesson.com/makeresolvedeb#:~:text=MakeR....

s5cmd is super fast

Seems like an alternative to Pritunl Zero

I dont see why it wouldn't be possible to connect over RTP - Or you could use something that emulates UVC like this, https://github.com/wlhe/uvc-gadget

She Gon'

for the low low price of $699.00 you can put 4 casters on your computer.

This is one of the reasons that Panasonic has a stronghold on IFE/Sat Connectivity equipment. They have service teams to support the airlines around the world.