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Damn Small Linux 2024(damnsmalllinux.org)
399 points by abbbi 3y ago|179 comments
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by abbbi 3y ago
sad :( I still prefer IRC over all these other solutions like discord. They just don't feel right.
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QEMU Advent Calendar 2023(qemu-advent-calendar.org)
6 points by abbbi 3y ago|1 comments
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by abbbi 3y ago
it works if there is low traffic, as soon as you got bigger transactions or the amount of concurrent writes becomes heavier, you will at some point (even with WAL enabled) get "database locked" issues. You can work around that on
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by abbbi 3y ago
well, i just wanted to get a feeling what experience it would be using their web console and it seems they still have some limitations in place that have long been solved by other "hyperconverged vm-deploy" players. Want to spin u
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by abbbi 3y ago
just fooling around with their demo web console .. "A disk cannot be added or attached unless the instance is creating or stopped." "A network interface cannot be created or edited unless the instance is stopped." really
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by abbbi 3y ago
using paperless for some months now and i really like it. Nice to see the project got some new contributors and frequent releases.
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by abbbi 3y ago
unfortunately its been maintained by only one dev which seems to have turned its back onto tech and has fanished from the web entirely[0]. I think its been forked since and maintained by a small community[1]. I liked the concept and used it
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by abbbi 4y ago
just found seti files from around 2002 on my workstation.. feels.
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by abbbi 4y ago
damn, i need to search a mouse...
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by abbbi 4y ago
allways good do see :-) grep -ri fuck . ./Lisa_Source/Lisa_Toolkit/TK Sources 4/LIBUT-UUNIVTEXT2.TEXT.unix.txt: HALT; {Die rather than fuck up} grep: ./Lisa_Source/Lisa_Toolkit/TK Sources 4&#x
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by abbbi 4y ago
gives me the tripod/myspace feels (in a good way) :)
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by abbbi 4y ago
ReaR is an awesome piece of software!
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by abbbi 4y ago
you may check out SEP Sesam, its cross platform and has an community license.
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by abbbi 4y ago
Today i had a somewhat similar experience. The printer at one of my step grandpas location was on and off working. I quickly noticed problems with the networking (wireless) and several other wireless stations in the same building. Appears t
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by abbbi 4y ago
cant watch, that avatars voice is just simply plain annoying. Sorry.
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by abbbi 4y ago
still, you will lose your drivers license. I dont care if it is decriminalized, if i get pulled over and lose my license becuause i used to smoke 4 days ago, theres something wrong. I think this is one of the biggest hurdles to overcome: ho
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Backup and (instant)recover libvirt/QEMU domains using virtnbdbackup(youtube.com)
2 points by abbbi 4y ago|0 comments
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by abbbi 4y ago
Another question: how do you backup a 4 TB Postgres Database? WAL file push? Filesystem snapshots?
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by abbbi 4y ago
omnios and solaris11 works nicely on libvirt/qemu. there are even vagrant images available, see: https://app.vagrantup.com/rbrunckhorst/boxes/solaris11.4
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by abbbi 5y ago
It seems to be parts are copied from the the dmesg output here: https://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/linux/run/ch05_03.htm at least egcs version and date matches.
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Mr. Mackey booting Linux 2.0.35 in latest southpark episode(gist.githubusercontent.com)
33 points by abbbi 5y ago|6 comments
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by abbbi 5y ago
if one wants to play with virtual tape libraries, quadstorvtl is a nice solution to that: https://quadstor.com/ unfortunately they dont seem to have an open vcs for the source... (other than really old versions on github) o
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by abbbi 5y ago
yes, same for cxfreeze etc. It really comes with a cost. If you have mid ranged applications which might spawn several processes of the executable this becomes really problematic (cpu usage, memory usage).
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A few simple tricks to tune your GitHub actions runtime(abbbi.github.io)
3 points by abbbi 5y ago|0 comments
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by abbbi 5y ago
testing, especially performance testing.
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by abbbi 5y ago
bcs tmpfs stores the data in your memory. The module was simply created from the need to send large data into the void, where the application writing the data also depends on a directory structure to be existant, for performance testing spe
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by abbbi 5y ago
vagrant with the vagrant-libvirt plugin. The roboxes project provides pre-installed and configured vagrant boxes for allmost all distributions. Its really just a matter of seconds to bring up whatever distribution box you like. Even pre-con
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by abbbi 6y ago
I have a project going on which aims to create a small backup utility for using the latest features added to libvirt/qemu: https://github.com/abbbi/virtnbdbackup
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Libvirt Incremental Backup(reddit.com)
1 points by abbbi 6y ago|0 comments

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