CoolCold

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by CoolCold 2y ago
> resetting all the settings that changed in an overnight update how to track those? I'm on the way of applying 24H2 update right now and laptop's uptime is 28 days, I may have many such settings changed, if I follow your idea
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Interesting, mind giving couple of examples? For myself I cannot say I have problems with focusing by using Windows OS - it's my daily driver over the years.
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by CoolCold 2y ago
it's not receiving new features and basically hard to do real improvements which are very Linux tied, so provided as is I think. Noway if I need systemd, I can try to run in on WSL1 and this won't change.
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> Btrfs gets first tier support under the UEK. > The UEK also includes all the drivers available in stock Linux that are removed in RHEL. WSL2 usually runs on kernel from MS, not from one of the distros
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WSL Upd Nov 2024 – RedHat distro and install straight to your other hard drives(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by CoolCold 2y ago|3 comments
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by CoolCold 2y ago
* RHEL officially coming * new tar-based images - "Set the WSL distro name and install location with wsl --install options --name and --location (Now you can install straight to your other hard drives!)" * friendship with your Cor
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by CoolCold 2y ago
no idea on Linux, but I've seen some benchmark reported up to crazy 28h long on Windows, and ~ 22h more like average across several models
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I still run one distro on WSL1 - the fact it shares network with "main" Windows helps me to do simpler TCP proxying when needed. So you are not alone ;) While WSL1 is nothing bad, the most of things I do involving WSL happens in W
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I cannot imagine things of this sort in terminal would be useful for me, but interesting outlook for my bubble, thank you
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> Probably not very detectable for Meta since it uses a wrapped webview Interesting, my naive understanding is that push notifications won't work and battery life should be greatly affected, how do things work for you?
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by CoolCold 2y ago
those are unsafe from different perspectives - AFAIR, io_uring just passed some/many filtering mechanics applied to other subsystems in kernel when say reading/writing files, so security frameworks could not be enforced. Something
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by CoolCold 2y ago
My take here - when working with stable system, changing OS once a several years (last one was when changing laptops basically, so 4+ years in my case), I don't care much on _single_ reboots. For those who tirelessly do distrohopping,
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by CoolCold 2y ago
for myself, I couldn't find good reasons to keep using WezTerm vs Windows Terminal - not saying WezTerm is not capable terminal, of course.
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I was insulted as well - luckily just mental insult, assuming my age and the context of what's old and what's not :)
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by CoolCold 2y ago
out of Slack and Mattermost, I'm not sure what I miss for work focused workflows - somehow Zulip writes in articles ( https://www.hostingadvice.com/blog/emerging-open-source-team... )it has threads, but both Slack
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Mattermost works just fine being self-hosted and using push notifications
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I agree with your view on this too (though I'm not fan of FreeBSD, quite opposite), OS doesn't seem relevant here much. I do observe similar cases here and there, especially on "small" sized projects with Laravel/WP
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by CoolCold 2y ago
interesting point, I think there is large chunk of truth in real life here. stretching it a bit further, I can imagine things like "we've used the best clouds money can buy to run it fast, but task is soo complex, not every projec
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> I have started using Alpine for servers - its small and fast. I'm curious about "fast" here, as for "small" I don't care much - you mean benchmarks doing better on Alpine or fast in which terms?
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by CoolCold 2y ago
FreeBSD is performing very well, kudos for such a small team delivering such great results! Would be interesting to see ClearLinux compared too, especially on those tests where *BSD families are million miles ahead of Linux Kernel
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by CoolCold 2y ago
we do use multiconnections when doing interviews - candidate solving test case on VM, interviewers are observing. Idea was not to confuse candidates by requiring screensharing during the interview, just see the particular ssh session.
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by CoolCold 2y ago
> PostgreSQL can be protected against the OOM Killer in a more aggressive way with regard to Linux Is it? What's "more aggressive" comparing to setting needed OOMScoreAdjust= in unit file, like "OOMScoreAdjust=-1000&
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by CoolCold 2y ago
well, it's quite easy to evade - I've got new laptop recently and did RESET THIS PC couple of times, so my experience is less than 1 month old ;)
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Thank you! Sounds like something I should find project to play around with Swiftwave
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by CoolCold 2y ago
If it's not a secret, what kind of activity requires having "many dozen" of key files - I currently have 3 of ssh keys and already thinking I'm doing things wrong, especially if more than 1 of them used for Github/G
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Mind describing the case in bit more of details? I find that I can learn on interesting approaches, especially in cases where I cannot see direct benefits/use case - i.e. here I'm not sure why and even how I'd want docker-com
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I tend to agree with you - using in "default" setup with mod_php and mpm_prefork is known to be far from optimal (still fine for blog about you and your cat). With reverse proxy in front of such setup is - much better in terms of
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Thank you for clarification - makes a lot of sense what they state in that docs > Why you shouldn't use mod_php with the prefork mpm anymore > > mod_php is loaded into every httpd process all the time. Even when httpd is se
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by CoolCold 2y ago
Mind highlight differences/advantages over Dokku? > An open source PAAS alternative to Heroku. > Dokku helps you build and manage the lifecycle of applications from building to scaling. Good luck with your project!
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by CoolCold 2y ago
I think that OP really meant that in his/her mental model of things, answers already known and battle tested for numerous cases [by using Nginx] - making HA with keepalived? Check. Making logging to be buffered to save iops? Check. Imp

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