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  • It's one of the easier things to DIY though, much easier than setting up a printer or installing a TV

    I don’t think that’s true at all, and also like I said before if you rent it’s literally not an option unless you can do it without drilling holes.

    Also, it's about the same price if not cheaper, I got 1tb harddrive, 4 cameras, cables and and OS for under $200

    Well no, a Wyze cam is like $25. So that’s not “The same price if not cheaper”, it’s twice the cost.

  • Yes you can just go into safe mode on an affected machine and delete the offending file. The problem is it took a couple hours before that resolution was found, and it has to be done by hand on every VM. I can’t just run an Ansible playbook against hundreds of non-booted VMs. Then you have to consider in the case of servers, there might be a specific start up order, certain things might have to be started before other things and further fixing might be required given that every VM hard crashed. At the minimum it took many companies 6-12 hours to get back up and running and on many more it could take days.

  • Cheap wireless cloud connected security cameras are the reason home surveillance is so ubiquitous today. Many people don’t have the know-how to install POE cameras, or it’d cost them too much to pay someone to do it. Plus, if you’re renting your house, putting the holes you’d need where they’re supposed to go is something you might not even be allowed to do.

    I fully understand the attack. It’s effective against the majority of people.

  • Not on any of my servers. All windows updates have to be manually approved installed from the local WSUS server.

  • Not the case. I have dozens of servers last updated in May that crashed.

  • There was a point where words lost all meaning and I think my heart was one continuous beat for a good hour.

  • No, Linux doesn’t now nor has it ever dominated the server space.

  • Almost everyone, because the Windows server market share isn’t marginal at all.

  • since overwhelmingly internet hosted services are on top of Linux

    This is a common misconception. Most internet hosted services are behind a Linux box, but that doesn’t mean those services actually run on Linux.

  • I don’t think so. I do updates every two months so I haven’t updated Windows at all in July and it still crashed my servers

  • Oh yeah I felt a great disturbance (900 alarms) in the force (Opsgenie)

  • It’s just one file to delete.

  • You just need console access. Which if any of the affected servers are VMs, you’ll have.

  • Yeah my plans of going to sleep last night were thoroughly dashed as every single windows server across every datacenter I manage between two countries all cried out at the same time lmao

  • Those guys are a couple of hackfrauds

  • Unbound is incredibly lightweight. There’s no reason not to just have it running on the same box as your pihole.

  • A lot of bellyaching coming from somebody is doing just fine. Clearly you didn’t get the sympathy you wanted so now you’re changing your tune lmao. And I’d sure say a lot of people engaged with your original posts. Sitting at -25 currently, with nothing but negative comments calling you out as well. But you just keep trying! Surely it’s everyone else in the world who is wrong, and you’re the only one who’s right, even though you’re admittedly struggling!

  • You can try and justify this nonsense all you want but the fact is we do know how a good business operates because they don’t operate the way yours does, and that’s reflected in your self pity about how hard it is for your business to compete in the market without resorting to awful behavior. All those Good businesses out there that you find it so hard to compete with are doing so well at making it hard for you because they aren’t playing games like this. A good business can put a job posting in and get a qualified applicant in short order.

    So instead you come to Lemmy and cry about what a struggle it is as a poor victimized small business just trying to compete in the big scary world of capitalism, while waving a huge red flag with “We’re not worth working for” over your head at all times. You’d think the way you’re being publicly annihilated would be enough to trigger some introspection but I guess not

    I haven’t applied for a job in over a decade as the best companies will come to me, but if I happened across your job listing and it interested me enough to apply, only to find out it’s a ghost job, you’re immediately blacklisted and there’s literally no amount of money you could pay me to even hop on an interview call with you.

  • For running apps? SSD. For large amounts of data storage? HDD.