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  1. Portuguese troops at a medical station, France, WW1, between 1914-1918

  2. Portuguese troops at a medical station, France, WW1, between 1914-1918

  3. Portuguese troops at a medical station, France, WW1, between 1914-1918

  4. Smoko.

    Infantry soldier Viktor of Ukraine’s 58th Motorized Brigade smokes while standing in a frontline trench in the Donetsk region, Ukraine, April 13, 2024. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

    #photography
    #Ukraine
    #servicemen
    #trenches

  5. Smoko.

    Infantry soldier Viktor of Ukraine’s 58th Motorized Brigade smokes while standing in a frontline trench in the Donetsk region, Ukraine, April 13, 2024. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

    #photography
    #Ukraine
    #servicemen
    #trenches

  6. Smoko.

    Infantry soldier Viktor of Ukraine’s 58th Motorized Brigade smokes while standing in a frontline trench in the Donetsk region, Ukraine, April 13, 2024. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

    #photography
    #Ukraine
    #servicemen
    #trenches

  7. Smoko.

    Infantry soldier Viktor of Ukraine’s 58th Motorized Brigade smokes while standing in a frontline trench in the Donetsk region, Ukraine, April 13, 2024. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

    #photography
    #Ukraine
    #servicemen
    #trenches

  8. Smoko.

    Infantry soldier Viktor of Ukraine’s 58th Motorized Brigade smokes while standing in a frontline trench in the Donetsk region, Ukraine, April 13, 2024. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

    #photography
    #Ukraine
    #servicemen
    #trenches

  9. A serviceman of the 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces prepares food in a dugout at a position on a front line near the town of #Kramatorsk in #Donetsk region, #Ukraine. REUTERS/Anatolii Stepanov

    #photography
    #trenches
    #servicemen

  10. A serviceman of the 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces prepares food in a dugout at a position on a front line near the town of #Kramatorsk in #Donetsk region, #Ukraine. REUTERS/Anatolii Stepanov

    #photography
    #trenches
    #servicemen

  11. A serviceman of the 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces prepares food in a dugout at a position on a front line near the town of #Kramatorsk in #Donetsk region, #Ukraine. REUTERS/Anatolii Stepanov

    #photography
    #trenches
    #servicemen

  12. A serviceman of the 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces prepares food in a dugout at a position on a front line near the town of #Kramatorsk in #Donetsk region, #Ukraine. REUTERS/Anatolii Stepanov

    #photography
    #trenches
    #servicemen

  13. A serviceman of the 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces prepares food in a dugout at a position on a front line near the town of #Kramatorsk in #Donetsk region, #Ukraine. REUTERS/Anatolii Stepanov

    #photography
    #trenches
    #servicemen

  14. To temporarily resolve this issue I created two #trenches in front of the #gutter to make it less messy. Going to need to iterate of it but very happy with the progress:

  15. #Stories from the #trenches...

    Ran a
    #Debian apt dist-upgrade on my #Proxmox server before moving it from a shared #network cabinet at the #colocation facility in #LA to my personal cabinet, thinking that when I booted it up it'll be up to date from the last reboot months ago. When I discovered the LACP bundle wasn't coming up for it, I found it sitting at the infamous (initramfs) prompt. Apparently #Linux #Kernel 6.8 removed support for #LSI SAS1068E cards, or at least was very unhappy with it. At the moment I am stuck with kernel 6.5 until I either blast off this #Supermicro X9 server entirely, or get an LSI 9311-8i + SAS cables.

    For the cost of upgrading the CPUs, quadrupling the RAM, getting that LSI card + cables, and swapping the 2x10G NIC for a 2x40G NIC at $420, I could get an X10 box on
    #eBay with almost the same specs, and if I double that to $1000 I could aim for an X11-based box. Decisions, decisions, although the most important one for now is to put off such unnecessary purchases until I land my next job.

  16. #Stories from the #trenches...

    Ran a
    #Debian apt dist-upgrade on my #Proxmox server before moving it from a shared #network cabinet at the #colocation facility in #LA to my personal cabinet, thinking that when I booted it up it'll be up to date from the last reboot months ago. When I discovered the LACP bundle wasn't coming up for it, I found it sitting at the infamous (initramfs) prompt. Apparently #Linux #Kernel 6.8 removed support for #LSI SAS1068E cards, or at least was very unhappy with it. At the moment I am stuck with kernel 6.5 until I either blast off this #Supermicro X9 server entirely, or get an LSI 9311-8i + SAS cables.

    For the cost of upgrading the CPUs, quadrupling the RAM, getting that LSI card + cables, and swapping the 2x10G NIC for a 2x40G NIC at $420, I could get an X10 box on
    #eBay with almost the same specs, and if I double that to $1000 I could aim for an X11-based box. Decisions, decisions, although the most important one for now is to put off such unnecessary purchases until I land my next job.

  17. #Stories from the #trenches...

    Ran a
    #Debian apt dist-upgrade on my #Proxmox server before moving it from a shared #network cabinet at the #colocation facility in #LA to my personal cabinet, thinking that when I booted it up it'll be up to date from the last reboot months ago. When I discovered the LACP bundle wasn't coming up for it, I found it sitting at the infamous (initramfs) prompt. Apparently #Linux #Kernel 6.8 removed support for #LSI SAS1068E cards, or at least was very unhappy with it. At the moment I am stuck with kernel 6.5 until I either blast off this #Supermicro X9 server entirely, or get an LSI 9311-8i + SAS cables.

    For the cost of upgrading the CPUs, quadrupling the RAM, getting that LSI card + cables, and swapping the 2x10G NIC for a 2x40G NIC at $420, I could get an X10 box on
    #eBay with almost the same specs, and if I double that to $1000 I could aim for an X11-based box. Decisions, decisions, although the most important one for now is to put off such unnecessary purchases until I land my next job.

  18. #Stories from the #trenches...

    Ran a
    #Debian apt dist-upgrade on my #Proxmox server before moving it from a shared #network cabinet at the #colocation facility in #LA to my personal cabinet, thinking that when I booted it up it'll be up to date from the last reboot months ago. When I discovered the LACP bundle wasn't coming up for it, I found it sitting at the infamous (initramfs) prompt. Apparently #Linux #Kernel 6.8 removed support for #LSI SAS1068E cards, or at least was very unhappy with it. At the moment I am stuck with kernel 6.5 until I either blast off this #Supermicro X9 server entirely, or get an LSI 9311-8i + SAS cables.

    For the cost of upgrading the CPUs, quadrupling the RAM, getting that LSI card + cables, and swapping the 2x10G NIC for a 2x40G NIC at $420, I could get an X10 box on
    #eBay with almost the same specs, and if I double that to $1000 I could aim for an X11-based box. Decisions, decisions, although the most important one for now is to put off such unnecessary purchases until I land my next job.

  19. #Stories from the #trenches...

    Ran a
    #Debian apt dist-upgrade on my #Proxmox server before moving it from a shared #network cabinet at the #colocation facility in #LA to my personal cabinet, thinking that when I booted it up it'll be up to date from the last reboot months ago. When I discovered the LACP bundle wasn't coming up for it, I found it sitting at the infamous (initramfs) prompt. Apparently #Linux #Kernel 6.8 removed support for #LSI SAS1068E cards, or at least was very unhappy with it. At the moment I am stuck with kernel 6.5 until I either blast off this #Supermicro X9 server entirely, or get an LSI 9311-8i + SAS cables.

    For the cost of upgrading the CPUs, quadrupling the RAM, getting that LSI card + cables, and swapping the 2x10G NIC for a 2x40G NIC at $420, I could get an X10 box on
    #eBay with almost the same specs, and if I double that to $1000 I could aim for an X11-based box. Decisions, decisions, although the most important one for now is to put off such unnecessary purchases until I land my next job.