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dog opened port 25 in my rorter im sory
26 days TH
Readyidc ya?
My dog was sending too much marketing email Traffic for arts, sawry
Actually, it is very unstable. I don't know how many times I have rebuilt it. I had to limit its speed to keep the CPU usage reasonable and avoid shutdown.
which provider does the possible phishing attempt @Blembim ?
and was it at 100% bw usage or before?
Im gud with dritestudio tho, no support, no ipv6 and not very good peering but less strict cpu policy
But heck i though they'd be better on amd or game plans tho
The ⚡️
This is the 2nd month running syncthing relay on this node
Tho this is first month i got the notice and suspend from them
@beanman109 take a look at this https://github.com/lxc/incus
it's honestly impressive, the demo i tried is very easy to use
im good thanks
I already migrated my home server from LXD, this is good for small build tho
explain to me like i'm stupid because I am
Bro doesnt know incus has kvm too
lxc is the ipv6 of VMs
that's... a brilliant explanation.
but also: boomer
it's not full virtualization, shares kernel with the hypervisor
also a bit of limitations afaik to what you can run with lxc compared to a KVM VM
AKA the fancy version on OpenVZ
@admax did you go through KYC with ReadyIDC? last time I asked they told me they enforce it to everyone
wtf happened to my profile wall
thats nothing
Thug Life
this basically an invitation for shitposting on your wall
I sincerely appreciate your patience while I delve into the context surrounding your very concise inquiry—specifically, the brief yet potent single-character message consisting solely of the question mark, “?”. At first glance, this symbol might appear deceptively simple, yet even a lone punctuation mark can carry an entire spectrum of meanings and intentions. Perhaps it was posed out of curiosity, or maybe it served as a prompt for clarification, but in either case, it warrants a precise and deliberate response. To provide an answer that truly addresses all potential facets of your question, I find it necessary to allocate some additional time for careful consideration and fact-finding. Crafting a meaningful reply often involves more than a quick assessment; it may entail researching details, verifying points of reference, or analyzing the broader context in which that question mark resides. In taking this measured approach, I can ensure that the explanation you ultimately receive is comprehensive, well-reasoned, and sensitive to any underlying complexities. Please rest assured that I am fully aware of your message—though minimal, it is not taken lightly—and I remain fully committed to formulating a suitable response. Once I have gathered the requisite details and assessed every relevant angle, I will indeed circle back with the thorough and thoughtful explanation your query rightfully deserves.
some of my finest work that one
we're soooo back
i see someone mentions about their KYC here
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3945710/#Comment_3945710
but i never really got to do KYC with them tho. Maybe i'm local or smth
Speaking of wall posts:
done