iamwn
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Depends on what games you want to run (e.g. is the emulator you're going to use available on linux?)
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He was probably testing the upcoming nvidia cards. Too soon? Yeah, probably. I'm a bad person.
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Hmm, tech enthusiast. Nice way of saying "nerd" But yeah, I agree.
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Ok, I got an idea. Lets test if your host is cheating you or not. Lets create a 4 GB ramdisk, fill it with zeros and see what happens, do this as a root: mkdir /root/ramdisk mount -o size=4G -t tmpfs none /root/ramdisk dd if=/dev/zero of=/root/ramdisk/test bs=1024 count=4M If this results in OOM / VPS crash, then you have proof that your host is cheating you. To get rid of the ramdisk, just reboot the VPS.
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Hmm, well it's either your host being a super dick or maybe there actually is a memory leak somewhere. Try replacing OpenJDK with the official SUN JDK, I've heard that minecraft prefers sun jdk over openjdk. Not sure if thats still the case though, that was couple years back.
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1 GB should be enough for a vanilla server (or at least google says so), so just run the server with -Xmx 1G and you should be fine
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It will use 4 or even more gigs if you allow it to, thats how java garbage collection works (you can read more about this topic here, excelent summary http://www.petefreitag.com/articles/gctuning/). Your problem is probably caused by your vps provider "cheating" you. The fact that your vps is allowed to use 8 GB of the host machine RAM doesnt mean that theres really 8 gigs reserved for you. Theres probably more guests (VPS) on the host machine than it can handle and it runs out of memory. Contact your host
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Looks promising, I love arcade racers. I'm gonna give it a try!
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Oh, is it? I guess I missed it then o_O
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This video randomly came up in my 'what to watch' list on youtube. It's freaking hilarious. (I'm not the author of this video)
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December 26th Ultimate AMD Value APU PC Build Guide
iamwn replied to LinusTech's topic in LTT Releases
The new sponsor is gonna be AMD, linus mentioned it in one of the WAN(k) shows -
Thanks for the output, very useful. Also, 1 more question - since you mentioned zfs and linux, I assume you're using zfsonlinux. We tried that in our semi-production environment once and it was super bugy (issue filled by us - https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/1638). Have you experienced any hangs / kernel crashes / other problems? I will probably go with openindiana + zfs, I don't trust zfsonlinux anymore
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It doesn't mean that someone is spying on you. Netstat simply lists all the open connections. Do you see microsoft there? Well, maybe you're just downloading updates or checking if theres any. And this can be applied to most of the connections you see in there. If someone (like microsoft) really wanted to spy on you, you wouldn't notice it (I bet they're spying on us, but why would they make it this obvious?).
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What about The WANK Show? :P
