Restic doesn't write your files 1:1 to B2, but instead chunks their content into files according to a configurable pack size (16MiB by default). If you have a very large amount of data, you could look into increasing the pack size, although that comes with its own risks (see the docs above).
That makes it sound like there's something actually new here, but it seems like it's just a Chinese company getting closer to what "Open"AI / Anthropic already have.
It's nice that these things are open source weights, but from a technological view this isn't a breakthrough.
Absolutely, their strategy is to be the preeminent and unchallenged power in the region. They'll keep hitting their neighbors whenever they can to keep them down.
Not sure whether it can be done with this project, but in general you could just instruct your AI to respond with obtuse and complicated change requests on said PRs until they either give up, or one side's tokens run out.
The Israeli government and its people (NOT just the government) genuinely want the world to end.
Not really, they "just" want to remove the Iranian regime or at least cripple it to the point where it's no longer a threat. They don't care what happens to the world's oil supply. Either way, I really hope the US pushes through with the peace deal. It'll be better for the world as a whole and might even teach those warmongers a lesson.
Edit: What exactly are the downvotes for? If you think I'm defending Israel here I suggest you improve your reading comprehension.
That's what they want you to think. This chart is especially egregious with calling it "cost of revenue" as if the other costs weren't just as necessary for their revenue. If they stop R&D in 2027, they won't have any revenue by 2028 because their models will be outdated and nobody will want to use them. R&D is simply cost of doing business.
In the current political climate it's hard to see what "culture" would draw anyone to the US. Being detained by CBP and deported by ICE isn't the kind of experience most people want in their holiday.
If you have a public IPv4 address and use port 22, you'll see lots of login attempts. I wouldn't worry about it, given that you've disabled password login. The only thing I would advise is to disable root login as well (if not done already). Edit: Just saw you've already disabled root login.
If you'd like to reduce the noise somewhat, consider changing to a randomly chosen high port. I've done this with my VPS and hardly get any login attempts.
Restic doesn't write your files 1:1 to B2, but instead chunks their content into files according to a configurable pack size (16MiB by default). If you have a very large amount of data, you could look into increasing the pack size, although that comes with its own risks (see the docs above).
Thanks, didn't know that!
That makes it sound like there's something actually new here, but it seems like it's just a Chinese company getting closer to what "Open"AI / Anthropic already have.
It's nice that these things are open
sourceweights, but from a technological view this isn't a breakthrough.Edit: Corrected to "open weights"
Absolutely, their strategy is to be the preeminent and unchallenged power in the region. They'll keep hitting their neighbors whenever they can to keep them down.
Full article: https://archive.ph/ZaIfI
Not sure whether it can be done with this project, but in general you could just instruct your AI to respond with obtuse and complicated change requests on said PRs until they either give up, or one side's tokens run out.
Not really, they "just" want to remove the Iranian regime or at least cripple it to the point where it's no longer a threat. They don't care what happens to the world's oil supply. Either way, I really hope the US pushes through with the peace deal. It'll be better for the world as a whole and might even teach those warmongers a lesson.
Edit: What exactly are the downvotes for? If you think I'm defending Israel here I suggest you improve your reading comprehension.
Meanwhile the whole marketplace they're standing in is run on Linux servers
"To the moon" you say? Take my money!
That's what they want you to think. This chart is especially egregious with calling it "cost of revenue" as if the other costs weren't just as necessary for their revenue. If they stop R&D in 2027, they won't have any revenue by 2028 because their models will be outdated and nobody will want to use them. R&D is simply cost of doing business.
In the current political climate it's hard to see what "culture" would draw anyone to the US. Being detained by CBP and deported by ICE isn't the kind of experience most people want in their holiday.
I never claimed it would make security better. I said it would reduce noise, and it does.
Good luck getting e.g. Ansible to work with that. At that point I'd just switch to a hosting provider with an actual firewall.
If you have a public IPv4 address and use port 22, you'll see lots of login attempts. I wouldn't worry about it, given that you've disabled password login.
The only thing I would advise is to disable root login as well (if not done already).Edit: Just saw you've already disabled root login.If you'd like to reduce the noise somewhat, consider changing to a randomly chosen high port. I've done this with my VPS and hardly get any login attempts.
Also, CoPilot isn't a person. It shouldn't be a co-author for the same reason Google and StackOverflow aren't.
Gut, dann würden aber die anderen ~50% der Vorschläge nicht mehr stimmen
Classic
Bei dem Begriff "externe API" kriege ich Puls - meine Erfahrung im beruflichen Umfeld:
Idioten sind halt Idioten, egal wie sie sich fortbewegen...
The docs on DNS challenge are here, and a bit further down you can find the ones on wildcard certificates