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It takes Two (co-op puzzle)
Unravel 2 is a bit similar co-op puzzle game.
Bare metal server sounds like optimal solution for you and set up a hypervisor on top of it, so it's pretty trivial to migrate VMs to your own hardware when needed. But then for your 'long term' environment VPS would most likely be better and migrating a full VM from your hypervisor to VPS is a bit more work, but can be done.
I don't know about providers in Australia, but Hetzner has both and combined billing and my personal experience with them is pretty good. But I'm in Europe, so bandwidth nor latency is not a problem.
I am well aware of the situation and Russia is breaking laws of the war pretty much as fast as they can, by the means (among others) mentioned on the article. But without context this particular message plays directly to Russians and when message like that is spread around someone might take the bait and actually reveal positions of the Ukrainian military, but Russia has proven over and over again that they just don't care about civil casualties (or human life in general). If anyone there actually provides locations for fighters to the attacker the Russia would most likely attack them first and after that destroy the city and all the informants in it, like we've seen many times over last few years.
And that's what I'm referring to when calling for responsibility on spreading messages like this. Some poor soul might believe the message in fear/hope for the better/something else and that would really only make things even worse for them, as the cities are already being destroyed by the attacker and any intel to them is only going to weaken the force trying to stop them.
By all means, spread the information and reveal the lies Russians are offering, but do that with care and include the context with everything. Revealing information about Ukraine troops is not going to stop Russian drones from attacking childrens and their mothers on the playing field.
Someone more or less anonymous over the internet is saying that. I have no doubt that Russia would level entire city blocks if they have even a suspicion that there's Ukrainian fighters in the block (or just in case regardless of the intel), but in here we have a single telegram message and nothing else. It might be someone in command on the Russian side, maybe trying to get most out of their ammunition, or it might be something bigger, with the information provided we don't really know. And that's something to keep in mind when relaying these kind of messages. We, who are sitting in our chairs in warm glow of the monitor and a beer in reach, should have at least some responsibility on what information we spread and in what context.
But with the track record from Russia, I wouldn't be surprised if they shoot to anything given to them, so if people in that area happen to know that area between this street and that street is completely empty, it might be worth a try to get them to shoot at nothing and reveal their positions while doing it. Just take into account that their accuracy isn't really the best there is for multiple of reasons.
My experiences are few years old, so I don't remember excact models anymore, but some back-ups models (es series rings a bell, but as I said, it's been a while) had batteries with soldered connectors and form-factor which (at least at the time) wasn't available from anyone else than APC.
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I have older 1500VA FSP UPS, I don't think that exact model is available anymore, but it's been solid for several years. It currently has 3rd or 4th set of batteries and they are standard bulk batteries, so replacements are easy to find from anywhere. Only problem I've had with that is that on display it doesn't give out clear warnings when batteries degrade and it has crashed my system few times in a power outage, but I've been lazy and didn't bother to properly monitor it nor have scheduled battery replacements, so that's mostly on me.
Eaton seems to be pretty solid too, but I don't have a ton of experience on any of their models. Local suppliers had dirt cheap PowerWalker UPS's a few years ago, but one of them didn't survive when battery died, so maybe I got what I paid for. Those worked fine too, but apparently they cooked the carging circuit when battery degraded.
This is of course just my own experience over a few models, but personally I wouldn't spend my money on APC. Propietary batteries and multiple failures after battery replacement at work few years back were enough to choose something else.
I don't know what to pick, but something else than PDF for the task of transferring documents between multiple systems. And yes, I know, PDF has it's strengths and there's a reason why it's so widely used, but it doesn't mean I have to like it.
Additionally all proprietary formats, specially ones who have gained enough users so that they're treated like a standard or requirement if you want to work with X.
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IsoKiero
joined 1 year ago
Erittäin hyvä ajatus. Suomi.fi:hin mastodon pyörimään ja kaikki kansanedustajat, mepit ja vaikka kuntapoliitikotkin sinne twitterin ja tiktokin sijaan niin tiedonkulku tulee varmistettua eikä tarvitse pitää arpajaisia että mitä Musk ja/tai kiinalaiset tänään sattuu sensuroimaan (tosin tiktokissa tuo ei tieten ole ollut niin iso ongelma, alusta on muuten vain hieman kyseenalainen).
Ja ei toki sillä, että Metan ja kumppaneiden tuotteet olisi yhtään sen parempia, twitteristä lähtö olisi ihan pirun hyvä ensimmäinen askel.