@JaredBusch

https://www.maartenbaert.be/simplescreenrecorder/

Love it, the latency and recording and output file are amazing, small size, great quality.

@scottalanmiller said in Another VPS Kid on the block upcloud.com:

And if you did LXC instead of KVM, it reduces RAM needs significantly. Because the kernel RAM is shared rather than repeated.

I'm learning a lot about LXD , and preparing video screen guide for ML

@Emad-R

Plain KVM is so mature and everywhere I am starting to think we should all huddle up and create our own VPS service. I think between all ML we have around 500 VMs or so

@mroth911 said in Redundant internet Connections for Servers:

Hey guys, I have cable internet with 29 static ips. I have frontier intenrnet that I want use if my main internet goes down. I am trying to figure out how I can hook this up to my current setup with switches and routers and servers.

I have a scale cluster and an ovirt cluster. I have 3 switches, On for my scale clusters, one from my internal network for the business and one for my public address.

Any thoughts Networking is not my strong suit at all.

Wont commerical firewall gives you this feature, you can pick up a cheap Fortigate device for 300$ and get Software-defined WAN, this way you can plug 2 ISPs on the firewall and if one goes down the other will pick up. You can do this with VM firewalls however it is too complex for me and will tie your firewall with your Virtualization platform.

Most likely HAMR tech, i think we should avoid those and stick to traditional which is PMR and can support currently up to 12 TB.

Ok so its new VPS service on the block and it seems according to the benchmarks faster than Vultr and DO

https://upcloud.com/

Also they have their own version of Azure/AWS scaling, but made simpler.

Same pricing as we are used to for simple plans. Scaling or flexible plans costs more, they seem to run on NVMe storage and label it as MaxIOPS, seems worth an investigation.

@dafyre said in Samsung One UI:

@JasGot said in Samsung One UI:

@dafyre said in Samsung One UI:

This could also work. If your carrier is Verizon, it is usually slightly more painful to do.

It is, plus that means rebuilding the whole eco.. If I am going to do that, I will get a new phone too.

I've been reading around different forums, I am one of several million people very unhappy about this update!

Not necessarily... Root the phone, install a custom OS, and then install the Google Apps for that OS, and you're good. I just finally (after 2 years) rooted my 1st gen Pixel XL.

This path is like rabbit hole, sure you feel great, but you rarely get better phone afterwards. I had Lenovo a6000 and it was amazing for flasing, very easy but you rarely get better results from the one given to you, and back in the day the community was more vibrant about flashing, now you will get literally a rom done by only 1 person.

@JasGot said in Samsung One UI:

Anyone know how to get rid of the Samsung One UI interface? My phone was updated a couple of days ago, I'm ready to throw it into the drive shredder now....

i heard it has fancy Dark Mode , which is a plus. Cmon it cant be that bad considering Samsung original Skin, i heard alot of good reviews on the new One UI

@PhlipElder said in Trying my luck in Toronto, Ontario:

I suggest looking into community groups that are from the same geographical area. There should be a few around since TO is one of the largest cities in Canada.

But I'm running away from my people here and the culture, and you are telling me to go back and live next to them.

@IRJ said in Trying my luck in Toronto, Ontario:

I looked at your LinkedIn profile and you shouldn't have a y issues finding something. DevOps is in very high demand in US right now. I'm sure it is in Canada as well.

Thanks, but I reckon there is a change of level from Middle East IT to US/Canada IT, I know for a fact that you guys move faster and all the IT companies are based in US/Canada, for example, Acquia is amazing at Drupal, and Currently at Vardot we are learning from them a lot, so that is also one of the reasons I will move is to be closer to fast-moving tech.