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OUR ONLY HOPE!
300
300?
MOAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
300
Well some providers let you use your CPU share 100%. But RN is some kind of Virmach clone, that's not the kind of provider you want to host your CPU intensive tasks with.
to be in the 300
if you happen to be uploading linux tutorial videos, it makes sense to only upload one format to the server on your typically slow home uplink and transcode on the server for multiple format/resolution uploads. Similar for downloads really. Some people live transcode and stream to devices these days.
300!
True on all that. But also it's a bit harder to make KVM with shared storage, shared IP etc. all doable, but requires extra config, extra failing parts, extra hardware, extra maintenance, leading up to a more expensive service.
All that being said, looking for solutions for better isolation in all regards. Just something which allows us to keep this individual servers method of maintenance instead of huge single points of failure etc.
WHAT'S IN STORE FOR US!?
300 it is.
300...OVER?
Yes it is! Just be mindful.
Those who use ffmpeg seem to understand this very well, i don't recall a case where we had to intervene on ffmpeg usage that or we might've already done on the backend something to ensure that, and i just cannot recall. more than a decade of single software dev tends to do that lol
Challenge accep....
300!
301?
Then we wait til the page 333
300
Now, 10K comments?
The party is over. No more deals. It's bed time now
There's always hope... (I think?)
seedboxes and CPU usage ... almost oxymoron. Guess why we keep having the now more than decade old opterons still in production, which does not even have hw accel for newest SSH ciphers and thus capped at ~1Gbps per core for SSH speeds?
Because typically SSH is the most demanding thing users run ... well apart from Deluge nowadays, but before we added Deluge SSH was #1 CPU consumer, even back on Deb8 older ciphers which consumed less CPU.
Yet the CPUs tend sit like 90-95% idle even today. Slightly increasing every year.
I guess it's time to start upgrading those 6core opterons regardless slowly, but that's happening naturally as servers start to fail.
BTW, Huge thanks on SIGSTOP, SIGCONT. I was just thinking about how to pause processes under Linux and could not remember at all how it was done, was just sure it can be done
Yea for heavy usage of ffmpeg dedi might be better suited, but it's fine as long as using nice 19 tbh.
damn what did i talk ourselves into now...?
Page 300 reached
How about y'all send GIFs of your favorite waifu/husbando/waifbando for the after-party? I need more comrades here!
why do i still feel you have something that will surprise us soon?
300 , no deals ?
No GIF.