Suzune

Postfix does SMTP.

I’ve been hosting my own email server having 4 domains (one is business-related) for 6 years. I don’t have any problems, because I know what I do.

In case it’s a help. The stack is: Postfix (SPF-support), Dovecot (Sieve), OpenDKIM, OpenDMARC and rspamd. I also recommend fail2ban, because an open infrastructure is hammered on very often.

Of course TLS is needed, so nginx with acme.sh as combo does the job fine.

Backups are also essential. I like restic. CLI tools are automated very easy.

I don’t think, it’s much. My setup is very generic, but maybe it’s already too overwhelming for some people.

So, how do I access it from my gaming room?

Lycoris Recoil

Is it Nintendo? It looks like consumers just pay Trump’s tariffs. In the end that’s just taxes.

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Darkness is probably the only one enjoying the action in this picture.

I wondered, if he still has to accomplish his dailies. Now we have the answer.

Putin is scared of NATO. The surrounding countries joining the organization limit Russian power. It’s possible to cut Russia off from many strategic routes, when encircled.

From his viewpoint, he must destroy Ukraine totally, with all its people. The probability of joining NATO is too high.

I’m doing my part.

I unregistered my Win 10 key last Sunday and removed the SSD. All my IT is Windows free.

IT departments noticed there are more viable options than VMWare. Thanks Broadcom!

It’s very surprising to see a well-developed country destabilizing.

Omg, yes. This is horrible. :)

Please be careful with two different things. Complex numbers have two components. Distances don’t. They are scalars. The length of the vector (0,1) is also 1. Just as a+bi will have the length sqrt(a^2 + b^2). You can also use polar coordinates for complex numbers. This way, you can see that i has length 1, which is the distance from 0.

The triangle in the example above adds a vector and a scalar value. You can only add two vectors: (1,0) + (0,1) which results in (1,1) with the proper length. Or you can calculate the length/distance (absolute values) of the complex numbers directly.

I’m so angry at people who think that distances can be imaginary.

The study linked in the article also says that microplastic and rubber are different. As far as I understood it, they also quoted it wrong.

This is an old PC (Intel i7 3770K) with 2 HDDs (16 TB) attached to onboard SATA3 controller, 16 GB RAM and 1 SSD (120 GB). Nothing special. And it’s quite busy because it’s my home server with a VM and containers.

While he surrounds himself with people in finance and money, the US may be incapable of reacting adequately in the future.

That’s very naive to think they wonder about it. There is even a threat of a nuclear strike.

What they do is to plan the next steps.

In my opinion NATO should prepare for war.

The question is how do you get a bad performance with ZFS?

I just tried to read a large file and it gave me uncached 280 MB/s from two mirrored HDDs.

The fourth run (obviously cached) gave me over 3.8 GB/s.