Does anyone else listen to their hardware like pocahontas?

I listen to the color of the servers. Its become 'my thing' on my team. Whenever something goes wrong, i go into the DC and slowly walk among the racks, absorbing what they have to tell me.

The NAS and the switch are my brothers.

How far does this network cable go? If you cut it, then well never know

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u/mumblerit — 11 days ago

Does every pull request get a cluster at your work?

Im thinking of having like, 400 small mini pc clusters.

Then a pr comes in, we test it on the mini pc kubernetes cluster.

If everything works we merge.

Anyone done this?

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u/mumblerit — 16 days ago

How to quickly provision a website/company stack? domain/email/hosting

I need to setup a company fast! FAST!

Any way to set this all up fast? How about with AI? Ideally ChatGPT connected. What if I wanted the whole thing "unified"?

I heard the "CLI" is useful.

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u/mumblerit — 1 month ago

Group of black people in the hall, arms around shoulders looking at (Obama). "Beautiful, it's beautiful"

u/mumblerit — 2 months ago

I've created a fantasy world where the dictators executioner is a sweet looking grandmotherly... (+151)

u/mumblerit — 3 months ago

Shut of your server shares asap!

Theres like a bug or something, in our product. We've seen some stuff the last 24 hours you wouldn't like! We beg of you, TURN IT OFF.

Thanks for being a customer!

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u/mumblerit — 3 months ago
▲ 338 r/kvm+6 crossposts

Januscape (CVE-2026-53359): 16-year-old KVM shadow paging bug enables guest-to-host escape

A long-lived bug in KVM's x86 shadow MMU, dubbed Januscape (CVE-2026-53359), was recently disclosed after existing in the Linux kernel since 2010. The issue is a use-after-free in the shadow paging code used when nested virtualization is enabled. An incomplete fix for an earlier vulnerability only validated the guest frame number (GFN), but not the page role, allowing incorrect shadow page reuse and ultimately stale references to freed memory

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u/NapierPalm — 3 months ago

Can i save money by getting rid of all these dhcp leases?

I want my boss to see me as a go getter. If i delete all the dhcp leases and tell him do you think hell give me a raise from all the money we will save?

Im wondering if the company gets some bulk discount on leases, because my lease at my apartment is 2000$ a month.

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u/mumblerit — 3 months ago

You have a fascist pedophile tyrant running the most powerful country in the world - (bonus wish for the black plague)

u/mumblerit — 4 months ago