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by abcrawf 2y ago
> like, why would using a certain percentage of my total space be fine, what if all programs thought that? Because the journal’s role in a system is inherently different than most programs. It’s collecting logs for everything; not just i
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by abcrawf 2y ago
Man, we fought hard at Red Hat to get them to continue using networkd with their latest container-focused OS. Ultimately, the organization just had too much institutional momentum behind NM. Frankly, I’m disappointed that they lacked the im
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by abcrawf 2y ago
Can you provide any specifics of the serious issues you’ve encountered with journald and networkd? There were some performance issues with journald early on, but I know a lot of work has gone into it over the years (a coworker of mine, for
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by abcrawf 2y ago
Drownings and ice cream sales also track nicely, but it doesn’t mean it’s the ice cream that’s causing the drownings.
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by abcrawf 3y ago
Slow down and take the shortcut.
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by abcrawf 3y ago
Of course it is; almost by definition. The confusion stems from the fact that most people use the term when they actually mean plumbing.
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by abcrawf 3y ago
Author here, I found it pretty interesting the amount of similarity between BPF and embedded development. My original background is in computer design and low-level software, so this was a bit of a blast from the past - lots of delicately h
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by abcrawf 13y ago
Not as satisfying as http://instantfart.com/
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by abcrawf 14y ago
1. itch.io uses PayPal. Assuming you trust them, there is nothing to worry about. 2. itch.io provides the same mechanism. You are paying for the game, not the single download. 3. As long as you can re-download the game, then there is no rea