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by E39M5S62 1y ago
I run Linux on a Thinkpad T13s, with the previous generation of Snapdragon CPUs. It runs great - quick, excellent battery life and very stable. Installation is a bit obnoxious, but nothing a modestly seasoned Linux veteran can't handle
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Thunderbird search is bad enough that I just open up the Gmail website to find an email. At this point I don't even know why I use a local email client, except maybe 25 years of muscle memory.
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by E39M5S62 1y ago
Not this myth again. ZFS does not need ECC RAM. Stop propagating this falsehood.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
What is the magnesium top case and bezel mod? Will any Intel AX210 card work, or do I have to somehow patch the T480's firmware to update the wifi whitelist?
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
I have not. I uninstalled it two years ago and haven't felt the need to go back to it.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
I wonder if load times have improved. I had this on my Kobo Libra 2, and it took it easily 5 minutes or more to open an admittedly large epub file. Changing the font size also incurred a huge penalty as it reflowed the entire document. Conv
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Nobody said it was the fault of FreeBSD.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
ZFS is a first-class citizen on Void Linux, too. There's a lot of care and consideration put into the kernel packages to ensure compatibility with ZFS. ZFSBootMenu is 'native' to Void as well, and the features it provides are
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Can you enumerate why ports/pkg is better than any package manager on Linux?
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Snapshots on ZFS only take up space when files change. It's easy to use one of the many snapshot managers to accomplish what you want - I do it for my workstation and laptop. I have zero fear of deleting files, upgrading the OS, making
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Are you saying at Tesla, GitHub can't be used without pull requests? You can for sure (obviously) just push to whatever branch you want for your GitHub hosted repository if that's your desire.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
It's great to hear that you're using ZFSBootMenu the way I envisioned it! There's such a sense of relief and freedom having snapshots of your whole OS taken every 15 minutes. One thing that you might not be aware of is that y
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Greg Kroah-Hartman.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
That seems pretty outlandish. Are you able to provide a source for that?
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
They specified a brand of computer - I imagine they're just using equipment from another company.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Perl has been my go-to language for years now. Just yesterday I needed to write a little tool to stream some scraped metrics into a ClickHouse database. I was shocked to see that there aren't first-class Perl libraries for ClickHouse,
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Runit absolutely uses shell scripts. All services are started via a shell script that exec's the final process with the right environment / arguments. If you use runit as your system init, the early stages are also shell scripts.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
I worked on PH infra for a few years - * The frontend itself runs on bare metal * A lot of the backend was built out as microservices, running on top of Mesos and then later K8s * CDN was in-house. The long tail is surprisingly long, but th
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
The x13s is still quite quick and useable - especially since you can pick them up for a song on the used market. The display only opening to ~135 degrees is a bummer though.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Damn! The Progression Session albums, the third one in particular, are absolutely amazing. When the album rolls in to Track #2, 'Big Bud - Pure', with him and DRS ... it's just magical.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Nice, thanks for the link. I'm in the western exurbs, so I'll have to make the trek on in!
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
logrotate is used on Debian and plenty of other distros. It seems pretty widely used, though maybe not as much so now that things log through systemd.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
ZFS compression is for sure at the block level - it's fully transparent to the userland tools.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
The list of issues / caveats seems pretty significant compared to "I have a small bezel between my screens".
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
The 'linux' package on Void is just a meta package. Install whatever kernel series you want. I'm running 6.10.11, with ZFS 2.2.6 on my Void workstation.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_%28cryptography%29
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
And PowerPC to x86 before that.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
Fantastic work by everybody involved - they're really keeping the dream of BeOS and "small" computing from the 90's alive.
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
If you're a Google Fi member, they have a nice discount on the price of the phone - but the trade-in value of your existing phone looks to be halved. I can get the Pixel 9 Pro XL with 256GB of storage for $750, but I only get $150 towa
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by E39M5S62 2y ago
I wrote https://github.com/zdykstra/tmuxc as an alternative implementation of iTerm2's tmux integration. It's terminal agnostic; it just runs a command for each terminal. Depending on the terminal you use, yo

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