I maintained a CEPH cluster a few years back. I can verify that speeds under 10GbE will cause a lot of weird issues. Ideally, you’ll even want a dedicated 10GbE purely for CEPH to do its automatic maintenance stuff and not impact storage clients.

The PGs is a separate issue. Each PG is like a disk partition. There’s some funky math and guidelines to calculate the ideal number for each pool, based upon disks, OSDs, capacity, replicas, etc. Basically, more PGs means that there are more (but smaller) places for CEPH to store data. This means that balancing over a larger number of nodes and drives is easier. It also means that there’s more metadata to track. So, really, it’s a bit of a balancing act.

Ah yes. Like LGBTQ+ people?

Python’s packaging is not great. Pip and venvs help but, it’s lightyears behind anything you’re used to. My go-to is using a venv for everything.

Nope.

Probably a terrible idea. I do also have a sacrificial HP in the garage to rip apart and try to implement a FOSS/OSHW controller for at some point. Maybe I’ll try with that eventually, supposing I can hack together a nozzle.

That picture always reminds me of a SysAdmin that I worked with a while back at a DC. He was an old school Perl and BSD guy and always smoked unfiltered rollies.

Oh no. Now I’m thinking about whether I can make fountain pen ink work in my ecotank printer.

Mostly sleeping, handily.

a pentagram

Oh! That’s why. It’s SDF, not your neighborhood technodemons. Should have been a bigram, so that the machine spirits could understand without converting numerical bases.

Same.

Communities or “comms”. Reddit would be quick to legal action if someone started using their trademarks.

The guitar binary has a dependency on the curser package which is a deprecated version of cursor with an accidental misspelling. Running the make with sudo replaced this at the system level. Best just to reinstall.

A fellow former startup employee, I see.

> sudo make guitar

Oh no. Do not build guitar as root.

If you have experience with them, do you think they’re a good idea?

If they help with treating one’s illness, absolutely.

The paper does say “this effect does seem to be reversible”, so if you stop SSRIs, your sex organs should apparently go back to normal. But still, some people are on SSRIs for long periods of time, right?

Correct on both points. There are a number of medications that have similar effects and similarly have good profiles for reversal (including TRT).

It’s something that warrants more study, yes, but the risk vs benefit is a very good balance. If further study shows teratogenic effects, it should be widely communicated and handled appropriately. However, there are many lives saved.

If you’re worried by being prescribed them, noone can tell you what’s right for you and your doctor but, I’d probably not pay it any mind. They’re not super scary things and don’t say anything bad about you.

Next, ban SFH HOAs.

You’re very welcome! Glad that I could help.

Precisely. They had previously been unable to see this in living patients due to limitations of typical MRI machines but had found signs in the deceased. The major change is that, using a more powerful (7 Tesla) MRI machine, they were able to see these same symptoms in living patients for the first time.

Very understandable and valid. I find that Prometheus’ query language makes a lot of sense to me, so, I like it. Have you tried Cacti or Nagios?

FTA: Signs of ongoing inflammation in the brainstem, something that is seen in people with traumatic brain injury and people with chronic fatigue syndrome.