NewJazz

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871.
by NewJazz 1y ago
An asrock deskmini would probably do. Anything zen2 or newer I'd be fine with personally.
872.
by NewJazz 1y ago
It is like deleting a tag or release assets and substituting in something different.
873.
by NewJazz 1y ago
See also the HN submission for the direct link to the study this article is a topic of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44571705
874.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Seriously?
875.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Gnome is pretty guilty of adding hard dependencies on systemd, but podman and pipewire have worked fine for me without systemd... Not aware of any tight integration there that is mandatory (obviously quadlets, but you don't have to use
876.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Reposts aren't really moderated unless the previous posts were highly updated/commented and recent.
877.
by NewJazz 1y ago
People are tired of hearing about it. They don't feel like they can do anything about it.
878.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Some folks like having some local storage to act as a buffer in case the remote syslog server is down. Not sure if journald can do that on its own.
879.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Hmm couldn't exactly tell when it was removed, but it looks like it lasted maybe 3-4 years. This is the commit that added it to the upstart config. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform2/+&#x2F
880.
by NewJazz 1y ago
I'm just surprised anyone wants to use cloudwatch when they don't need to. It is expensive, and far from the best observability platform.
881.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Cloudwatch fucking sucks. Plenty of log shippers can slurp journald. (Fluentd, filebeat, vector) Even ChromeOS uses it, even on devices that still use Upstart.
882.
by NewJazz 1y ago
What did the Wisconsin supreme court election have to do with the government budget? Musk's political action committee used a nearly identical tactic before the presidential election last year, offering to pay $1 million a day to vote
883.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Yes, drink lots of water and get lots of sleep lol I mean if you insist OK, but I think there are a lot better ways to educate folks.
884.
by NewJazz 1y ago
CoW is an efficiency gain. Does it do anything to ensure data integrity, like journaling does? I think it is an unreasonable comparison you are making.
885.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Seriously how hard is it to say "I'm unhappy users won't have access to this data recovery option but will postpone its inclusion until the next merge window". Yeah, maybe it sucks for users who want the new option or wh
886.
by NewJazz 1y ago
He mentioned it in his PR summary as a new option. About half of the summary of the original PR was talking about the new option and why it was important. https://lore.kernel.org/linux-fsdevel/4xkggoquxqprvphz2hwnir...
887.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Yeah makes you wonder how they are training these kinds of models... And who is doing that work. Like the social media moderators who get exposed to mountains of horrifying content.
888.
by NewJazz 1y ago
And two decades before that, Inconvenient Truth.
889.
by NewJazz 1y ago
I don't think they've applied for a trademark?
890.
Debcraft: Easy, fast and secure way to build Debian packages(salsa.debian.org)
5 points by NewJazz 1y ago|1 comments
891.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Then the project is doomed.
892.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Not too late to rename.
893.
by NewJazz 1y ago
How do you know when to check your voicemail?
894.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Ummm... You don't want to receive calls and texts?
895.
by NewJazz 1y ago
I think it aims to have the features of C++ that are required for modern safe systems programming, but not all the baggage that comes with such a large and historied language.
896.
by NewJazz 1y ago
They work well! Almost as well as Tarot.
897.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Depends which areas shrink I guess. Not all product has the same carbon cost.
898.
by NewJazz 1y ago
Okay
899.
by NewJazz 1y ago
OK, but how hard is a link to Wikipedia?
900.
by NewJazz 1y ago
It's also a plain old M.2 WiFi/BT module. So if you really hate it, swap it out.

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