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The Backblaze Restore Application does not work reliably when restoring a large number of files. On an M4 Mac, it repeatedly crashed and ended up in a non-recoverable state, forcing me to recover the files another way.

Some restore options also do not let you move data to their cloud for direct download, which makes it feel like they do not actually want users to fully download and recover all of their files.

We tried this initially

  FROM mirror.gcr.io/{image_name}

We received

  failed to resolve source metadata for mirror.gcr.io/

So it looks like these services may not be true mirrors, and just functioning as a library proxy with a cache.

If you're image is not cached on one of these then you may be SOL.

Yeah, thats one of the best ones I have seen, and it popped up a while ago.

That was fast :o

Did they already disable it?

When using `gpt-4.5-preview` I am getting: > Invalid URL (POST /v1/chat/completions)

`Especially in a database that doesn't allow wildcards`

I agree with you. Knowing the exact column names can speed up an attack and, in some cases, make it more feasible.

Why don’t they just request disclosure of what’s actually stored and allow renaming of the columns? It seems odd that knowing the exact column names would be necessary if the goal is simply to understand what data is being stored and its intended purpose.

Great answer, thanks.

LXD seems like an unusual choice when Kubernetes already has cadvisor and strong monitoring integrations. Avoiding extra agents is nice, but does this really scale better than existing solutions like Prometheus and OpenTelemetry?

What’s the advantage here beyond keeping things lightweight? Feels like this could hit limitations as complexity grows.

For me the o models consistently make more mistakes for me than Claude 3.5 Sonnet.

Most browsers won’t report anything higher than 8, even if your system has more memory.

I think its related to fingerprinting attacks.

In case you are wondering this actually beats the game:

    setInterval(() => Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.main-btn, .upgrade-icon, .press-collect, .press-btn, .collect')).forEach(item => item.click()), 50);

After around level 40 things get very very slow.