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by 65a 4y ago
Even better, no response to this as of the time I write this comment (1667104702).
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by 65a 4y ago
I filed #11294, it's a non-issue for me now. Seemed like an API change stability issue, which happens. I think what a crypto-user might care about more in ZFS vs LUKS is precisely what gets encrypted: LUKS can be the entire disk, where
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by 65a 5y ago
> is known to cause serious problems here [citation needed]
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by 65a 5y ago
I had one of these, the hinge was the first hardware failure point. It should be possible to coreboot this using the chromebook version as a guide (not sure if boards are identical...probably?)
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by 65a 6y ago
He wrote one of his best poems about St. Brendan: https://englewoodreview.org/poem-the-death-of-st-brendan-j-r...
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by 65a 6y ago
I got a pair of HP200s in the 90s for 40 guilders ($20 USD). Easily the best value headphones I have ever purchased, was a shame when they got stolen.
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by 65a 6y ago
What is this premake binary, and where are the sources for it? EDIT: you can just install premake from package management, and use that instead of the checked in binaries.
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by 65a 6y ago
I'm really hoping they bring GPG to the Solokey V1, but I'm starting to lose confidence
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by 65a 6y ago
It is almost always the case that a sufficiently malicious user can find a way to turn that into full blown root access.
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by 65a 6y ago
You've never seen my basement's outages posted here either.
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by 65a 6y ago
It's about aligning incentives. If the user cost is the same, but the maintenance costs are higher, then something is broken, or you're eating the cost as a feature.
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by 65a 6y ago
If you're casting to interface{} non-stop, you are doing something against the grain of the language. It works, but there's probably a better way of getting the result you are looking for.
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by 65a 6y ago
I ran a large array of 5TB Seagate SMR drives. Everything was fine until a disk failed, at which point the resilver took almost 24h. This was an uncomfortable window, but otherwise the array was fine, although write speeds were about 15-40M
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by 65a 7y ago
Thanks, this is a phenomenally interesting read! You can see the algorithms for the DDR3 version of this here: https://github.com/coreboot/coreboot/tree/master/src/vendorc...
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by 65a 7y ago
Is there any hope of EV: Nova or EV classic being open sourced?
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by 65a 8y ago
There was that time it was bricking computers by erasing UEFI variables, but I'll allocate equal blame between systemd and UEFI
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by 65a 8y ago
Re: Go, it describes the flags with a single dash, but it will accept them with a double dash and a more traditional style (both --string "foo" and -string="foo" are accepted, for instance)
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by 65a 12y ago
All of this is incredibly out of date. ZFS on linux uses SPL, not FUSE and growing filesystems on either platform (FreeBSD, Linux or Solaris) is easy
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by 65a 13y ago
If you care enough to look, you should be using open source, not binary blobs. The current state of graphics on Linux are nothing less than a travesty to the Open Source movement, as many new users are pushed to the blobs. The ATI open sour
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by 65a 13y ago
Ctrl-K kill to end of line, so Ctrl-A Ctrl-K will clear a given field
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by 65a 13y ago
Mountain View, CA
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by 65a 13y ago
It's entirely possible on VirtualBox, but it requires you to have a similar processor to an existing Mac, and some additional wizardry. I can verify it works for some virtualization software through at least Snow Leopard...not sure abo
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by 65a 13y ago
Run FreeBSD on it...NetBSD on PowerPC essentially requires a dual-boot or Apple_BOOT partition. FreeBSD has a cleaner boot (amongst BSDs, anyway...I do like yaboot).
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by 65a 13y ago
My history seems to have timestamps on FreeBSD-CURRENT running bash. I had to use history | sed "s/^[0-9 ] //" | sed "s/ | */\n/g" | awk '{print $3}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -n 100 > commands.txt
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by 65a 13y ago
You can try it on FreeBSD-CURRENT...It's really night-and-day better than it used to be. Less underscores, and it runs about 20-40% faster than the old one even when "adding" software compiled from source (portmaster -day is almost twice as
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by 65a 13y ago
Recent thinkpads recognize FreeBSD as an OS, and then promptly have tons of issues with poorly designed ACPI.
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by 65a 13y ago
I don't think OpenSolaris is open anymore, maybe you're thinking of IllumOS or OpenIndiana.
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by 65a 13y ago
Trademark UNIX is like an expensive country club for vendor-proprietary "extensions" of BSD & SysV sensibilities. I'm suprised Apple wasn't a member sooner!
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by 65a 13y ago
no, because it's probably just an alias to less
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by 65a 13y ago
A lot of the FreeBSD ports that are stuck on GCC are stuck there because of OpenMP for sure, or at least lose performance on clang...OpenMP on clang would be nice indeed.

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