AFAIK tor websites (onion service) doesn't require exit node, and no one knows your IP unless you are unlucky enough all nodes you connected are controlled by same entity.
asyncio provides "cooperative concurrency" for python.
Lets say you need to download 10 webpages in python, someone might do
result1 = requests.get(...)
result2 = requests.get(...)
....
result10 = requests.get(...)
Down side is that each requests.get() blocks until HTTP request is done and if each webpage loads in 5 seconds your programs needs 50 seconds to download all pages.
You can do something like spawn 10 threads, but threading has it's own downside.
What coopertive concurrency does is allowing these coroutine(tasks) that can tell Python to do something else while a function is waiting for something.... I think it's the best to read some Python examples. https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-task.html#coroutines
examples that solves requests.get() problem with asyncio but it's probably better to use libraries that builds around asyncio.
ASUSTOR has NAS that can have up to 12 NVME SSDs (but speed is very limited by PCIE lanes).
NVME SSDs are still very expensive compares to HDD.
NAS that have many HDD bays are expensive but designed for easy setup and easy management.
Fractal Design Define 7 (XL) can have up to 18 HDDs by design, but then you will need to search for PCIE to SATA cards and PSU that have many SATA connectors (for example RM850x/RM1000x) and Molex to SATA cables.
FSP CMT370 is a much cheaper case with up to 3.5" HDD *9 or 2.5" SSD *10 but it's not on amazon, it probably doesn't sell to western world.
SAS drive enclosures (and SAS cards) are also an option, but the cages might be very loud because they are designed for servers that also are very loud.
If both Ethernet NIC is over 1gbps, you are fine with using normal cable.
I had no luck with mesa's implementation as well, BOINC only recognize ROCM's opencl library.
I am a fan of noto fonts.
- syncthing - Sync files across internet, works very well
- netdata - Very comprehensive monitoring software for servers
- Firefox
- wine - Without it (including proton) I couldn't make the switch, it's kind of a necessary evil but it's not wine that's the evil.
- KDE Desktop - My personal preference, I used Ubuntu and Pop OS, gnome doesn't suit me.
Installed from F-Droid and it works without issue, thanks
Phoronix article: Coreboot Lands Support For The MSI PRO Z790-P Motherboards
On Dasharo (who worked on support for MSI boards) has pre-flashed motherboard for sale on their website, but looking at the price it's expensive, but it comes with some support.
When source code is lost or unavailable.
On Desktop computer, you can use the code below to remove federated instances list. (Use the code in Developer Console)
document.querySelector(".home-instances .row").remove();
(Tested with instances that uses version 0.18.4)
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