E39M5S62

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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   Oh man, I couldn't say for sure if it had sound or even what speed it was. I sold it after 6 months and built myself a dual PII-350 machine. That gem of a system ran BeOS exclusively like a bat out of hell. Big fan of your blog posts!
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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   I exclusively buy physical books and then pirate the ebook. If I'm going to own a book, I'm going to OWN the book. Reading on a proper e-ink device is just too nice to give up, though.
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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   I got into BeOS on the exact same system in 1998. I miss that little machine dearly.
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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   Good lord.
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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/4inrut/manjaros_ssl_... The link for the post is dead, but they've let their SSL cert expire multiple times. While it happened a few years ago, I find that a
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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   Same. I had a dual 133mhz back in ~2000. I regret selling it, but bills had to be paid and I just couldn't use it as my main computer at that point.
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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   I use ZFSBootMenu to boot a single distribution on each of my systems. While it certainly can help booting multiple different environments, the real value-add to me is that my entire OS is contained on a single filesystem. There's no l
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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   That's exactly right. We also append spl.spl_hostid to the command line, to work around any possible hostid mismatches inside the boot environment.
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   by E39M5S62 4y ago

   Since the pool itself is imported read-only by default, there's no state to keep. We don't even need to export the pool, no txg's can be generated and left in a pending state. If a pool is switched to read-write so that the d
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Void Linux is probably as close as you'll get to that. OpenZFS is supported across every packaged kernel, and it has native packages for ZFSBootMenu. You can't just click-through to a root-on-ZFS setup like you can with FreeBSD -
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Creating and shipping a UKI means that people can just write it to a USB drive that has a vfat partition marked as an ESP. As long as the filename is BOOTX64.EFI, modern x86_64 hardware will automatically find and boot that if no other work
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    I'm one of the two ZFSBootMenu authors - it's great seeing people using it in the wild. I'm not sure if this is something you're doing already, but don't forget that if you zfs send a snapshot to your storage pool,
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    I'm a huge fan of UKI - it's part of the underlying 'magic' of ZFSBootMenu ( https://github.com/zbm-dev/zfsbootmenu/ ). We ship a single EFI file that is a full Linux kernel, a semi-custom initra
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Take a look at Chimera Linux - https://chimera-linux.org/ . It's a desktop-focused distribution that uses dinit. It'll be one to watch once it stabilizes.
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Void Linux doesn't use systemd because it doesn't build against musl libc. Void ships musl and glibc packages for multiple CPU architectures and has a very lively development team and update cycle. It's not dead, it's ju
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    I'm not really sure why you'd post documentation from 2008. http://docs.haproxy.org/2.6/intro.html is the equivalent documentation for the current release of HAProxy.
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Do you have a link handy for that case?
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Very neat. I bought a cheap Bt848 card in '99. I used my BeOS machine to watch TV in my first college dorm. Thanks for all of the memories!
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    I had a PowerPC Mac in ~1998 and I put BeOS R4.5 on it. What a HUGE change from MacOS ... I couldn't believe a computer could actually act and respond like that! I jumped ship to Intel hardware to stick with BeOS. I'm very curious
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    I don't know if everything has been collected in an easy-to-digest form, but GKH has gone out of his way a few times to shut out OpenZFS.
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Open source doesn't mean that the upstream project wants to / is obligated to merge any and all changes that appear in the wild.
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    My wife and I went to a showing of Hackers at DNALounge in 2020 - https://www.dnalounge.com/calendar/2020/02-28.html . They set it up to look like Cyberdelia. After the movie they ran a costume contest. The showing
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Very nice. Thank you for the ultra-convenient F-Droid repository!
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    I'm not familiar with this area. Can you explain why it's a trivial technical matter, and what the solution(s) are?
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    You know your phones.
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    Some (all?) parts of Shimano's Di2 system communicates via a proprietary protocol. The industry has standardized on ANT+, Shimano uses their own protocol. Hammerhead had a license agreement to use it. Shimano revoked (or opted to not r
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    They release bug fixes and new features every two weeks. You'd have to weigh never getting those again to keep your Shimano Di2 integrations.
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    by E39M5S62 4y ago

    There's no need to jailbreak them, they're open Android systems. You have full Google Playstore access and can install anything you want.
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    by E39M5S62 5y ago

    I bought a Kobo Libra 2 quite recently, after an FBReader update on my ancient iPad rendered it useless. With out really even giving the built-in software a chance, I installed KOReader and tried to load an 18MB ePub containing every Wheel
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    by E39M5S62 5y ago

    They are right/left/middle buttons for the mouse. The keyboard is a 'Tex Shinobi' https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_det...