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r/bicla•

Salutare! Mi-a aparut un reel pe instagram in care politia locala ii explica unui copil ca nu are voie cu bicicleta pe aleea de deasupra Lacului Tineretului (pentru cei din zona stiti ca acolo a fost odata o pista de biciclete ale carei urme de-abia se mai disting).

Am gasit si postarea asta: https://www.reddit.com/r/bucuresti/comments/1vy4lt5/politia_locala_opre%C8%99te_oamenii_in_parc/ si 90% din oameni se bucura ca nu mai ai voie cu bicicleta in parc.

Vreau sa intreb daca exista vreo comunitate (aici sau pe facebook) unde ne putem organiza sa punem presiune pe primarie fie sa schimbe

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r/Splunk•

Hello everyone, apologies if my post doesn't belong here.

I'm currently setting up a business case for splunk and I'd like to find a benchmark that shows the time it takes a search to complete on the same set of data, same hardware, between Splunk and Elastic.

Somehow, this feels relevant to me, but I can't find such a benchmark anywhere.

For more context, we have multiple departments using Elastic (basically each department has its own ELK stack) and I'd like to consolidate everything in Splunk (on prem, not cloud) and I know I'm going to get a lot of pushback from those departments and one of the benefits I was going to talk about was Splunk's search performance.

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r/Romania•

Avem 1361 de ventilatoare mecanice si 2653 paturi de terapie intensiva. Deci dupa calculele mele grosolane, daca trecem de 10,000 de cazuri, trebuie sa dam cu banul sa vedem cine primeste ventilator si cine nu.

De aici: G4Media

Am pus postarea asta, pentru ca zilele trecute prezenta cineva o statistica (mincinoasa) din 2012 in care Romania avea 21.4 paturi ATI per 100 000 de locuitori. Spun "mincinoasa", pentru ca la o populatie de 18 milioane, ar rezulta ca avem 3852 de paturi.

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r/homelab•

Hello,

I apologise if this is not the appropriate subreddit, but r/buildapc seems more suitable for gaming configurations. I want to build a homelab to play around with things I don't know much about. The lab should be able to host (on top of VMWare ESXi):

  • Windows Server (Domain Controller)
  • A couple of Win clients (win10 most likely)
  • A couple of small Linux VMs

I live in a small rented flat for now, so there's no possibility for me to buy a rack server. This is why I was thinking to build a PC that would be able to run all of the above (this is strictly for me to learn things, there will be no gaming) and I need some help. I had in mind

  • AMD Ryzen 7 1800x (8C / 16T)
  • 1TB SSD
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