HEY LOCAL PD OFFICE,
SOMEONE TRIED TO UPLOAD SOME POTENTIALLY CHILD PORN TO MY LEMMY INSTANCE.
No... I don't have an IP for who uploaded it.
Sorry, I don't know where it came from. It just got federated across the fediverse to me.
No... I don't have the content either, it doesn't get saved.
Sorry.... I guess I really don't have any details at all for you.
not upload CSAM to for trolling communities. Even novel GenerativeAI CSAM. Users cannot upload CSAM images and never submit a post or comment (making them invisible to admins). The images will be automatically rejected during upload
There wouldn't be anything to delete, as it would have never been saved with this.
So, I am starting to really believe his goal is to just drive a stake into the heart of twitter.
Either that, or he is trying to prove a point regarding something.
I don't think there is any possible way, he is so dumb as to make all of these horrible decisions regarding twitter.... This has got to be destroying twitter by design, on purpose.
I mean, seriously.... he has done literally everything that you SHOULDN'T do. Fire the majority of the company. Destroy over a decade worth of very good branding. Alienate all investors. Alienate the user base. Piss off the remaining users more. Drive away advertisers....
FFS, the dude has a company that sends rockets into space, and previously, the world's premier electric car company... What in the hell is his odd obsession with choking the life out of twitter, that has been costing him money left and right due to absolutely horrible publicity.
Lets say, you work somewhere, that does, say.... https decryption and/or logs stuff... or the firewall just blocks stuff in general.
And, you want to say, access that stuff.
Well, you can route your web traffic through a ssh connection, instead of it going out the traditional path. This allows you to bypass content filtering, etc.
Its, essentially like having a VPN tunnel, routing your traffic. Amazing feature.
This shit should be all standardised around [micro|milli|Ø|kilo|tera]
Agree with you there.
joules
But- would instead, suggest using watts instead of joules. In general, its quite well suited to electrical devices.
Have a 1,000w / 1kw device? Its going to draw 1,000wh of energy, or 1kw.
Although, the units are extremely similar. wh/kwh are defined as energy per hour, while a joule, is energy (in watts) per second.
The same exact reason ISPs sell bandwidth in Mb/s, instead of the proper unit.
Quite simply, 500Mbit/s sounds a lot more impressive than 0.5Gbps or 62.5MB/s.
I used to have a list, somewhere. But. will, instead summarize it a bit.
External-facing websites (for both myself, and hosted for other clients).
A few discord bots I created, and host.
10-20 containers for home-automation.
10-15 containers for "Media" management.
A handful of containers for document/photo archival / storage / etc.
Containers for managing storage, backups. etc.
Containers for network management (unifi), SMTP, etc.
Containers for monitoring.
Keep in mind, most common "applications" will run at least two containers (one for the app, one for the database), and, occasionally a redis container.
I run services redundantly when possible. Ie- traefik runs as a daemonset, across all of my nodes. As does longhorn storage.
That being said, I'd guess I am only running around 40-60 total applications, but, those 40-60 turns into a couple hundred containers.
There is a current PR, which I think has been merged. That being said, next release will likely contain that functionality.
They do.
But, if they used subscribed, they wouldn't be able to fuss about all of the stuff they don't want to see.
Instead, they just want to look at everything. and then block instances (not communities) showing things they don't want to see.
My hobby of home automation, and running a home lab REALLY stopped up.
Pre-pandemic, I had a single server, pretty small, quiet, low energy usage. Post-pandemic, I have a full rack, redundant power, and tons of resources, and hundreds of containers and services.
Home automation: Pre-pandemic, I didn't have too much. Few security cameras, and a small handful of devices, mostly controlled by alexa. Post-pandemic, I can tell you every time you forget to wash your hands after taking a shit. I know exactly how much energy and instantaneous power nearly every device in my house uses. I have automated just about anything you can imagine. Pools, opening windows, controlling a fireplace, scaring cats away from the kitchen table.... you name it, and I have likely automated it and/or built hardware to automate it.
My other big hobby, was working on automotive projects: Pre-pandemic, I build a 1,000hp street-legal "race-car". Would drive it to work occasionally. Spent a lot of time in my garage with tig welders, plasma cutters, metal lathes... etc. Post-pandemic, I honestly have not touched anything in my garage in years. I don't really drive anywhere due to being full time WFH. So, I have not had much interest in messing with it. Also, its been really hot the last few years.
Yup. always gotta be that one single threaded program. In this case, appears to be frigate.
My apologies for the past day or so of downtime.
I had a work conference all of last week. On the last morning around 4am, before I headed back to my timezone, "something" inside of my kubernetes cluster took a dump.
While- I can remotely reboot nodes, and even access them... the scope of what went wrong was far above what I can accomplish remotely via my phone.
After returning home yesterday evening, I started plugging away a bit, and quickly realized.... something was seriously wrong with the cluster. As such, from previous experience, I found it was quicker to just tear it down, rebuild it, and restore from backups. So- I started that process.
However, since, I had not seen my wife in a week, I felt spending some time with her was slightly more important at the time. But- I was able to finish getting everything restored today.
Due, to the issues before, I will be rebuilding some areas of my infrastructure to be slightly more redundant.
Whereas before- I had bare-metal machines running ubuntu, going forward, I will be leveraging proxmox for compute clustering and HA, along with ceph for storage HA.
That being said, sometime soon, I will have ansible playbooks setup to get everything pushed out and running.
Again- My apologies for the downtime. It was completely unexpected, and came out of the blue. I honestly still have no idea what happened.
The best suspicion I have, is disk failure.... and after rebooting the machine, it came back to life?
Regardless, Will work to improve this moving forward. Also- I don't plan on being out of town soon... so, that will help too.
There may be some slight downtime later on as I am working on and moving things around. If- that is the case, it will be short. But- for now- the goal is just restoring my other services and getting back up and running.
There are still a few kinks being worked out. I have noticed occasionally things are disconnecting still.
Working on ironing out the issues still. Please bear with me.
(This issue appears to be due to a single realtek nic in the cluster... realtek = bad)
Well, it has been a "fun" evening. I have been finding issues left and right.
Still, working and improving...
Working out a few minor kinks still. Finish line is in sight.
Happened to find a SFP+ module which was in the process of dying. Swapped it out with a new one, and... magically, many of the spotty network issues went away.
Have new fiber ordered, will install later this week.
I am aware of current performance issues. These will start going away as I expand out the cluster. Still focusing on rebuilding everything to a working state.
Hence my reaction to these issues. https://lemmyonline.com/post/459013
But.... under new management now, in Germany. https://lemmyonline.com/post/587565