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601.
by blueflow 2y ago
As of systemd 252, this is undocumented functionality. -o is only specified for systemctl status.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Drew is very convinced that he is one of the good guys. I hope he doesn't end up like Drachenlord or Chris-Chan, because the way he is breeding his anti-fans/haters, that's his current trajectory.
603.
by blueflow 2y ago
Yes, plain startx has stopped working from upstream defaults. I think it was related to Xorg now having to talk to seatd (or alternatives) to get access to the input/video devices. In Debian it still works because Debian is slow with u
604.
by blueflow 2y ago
The Linux kernel is much stricter about hacky patches and regressions. This has led to beef between the kernel and system developers in the past. The famous "I'm f*cking tired of your code" was directed at a systemd developer
605.
by blueflow 2y ago
You didn't have any issues, so you never had the pain of diagnosing some systemd-related problem.
606.
by blueflow 2y ago
> When was the last time you actually saw a true multi-user system other than large corporate Citrix environments? Now. Yes, Employees all do have laptops, but the shared servers are beefy af.
607.
by blueflow 2y ago
How can you say its a good thing? I have 6 Laptops that cannot boot 6.0ff Linux due to kernel regressions. I'm running out of devices that can run Linux without crashing.
608.
by blueflow 2y ago
The article doesn't mention this: systemd is not well written software, and far from behaving robust and consistently. Take some time, look through the currently open issues on Github, see for yourself whether you consider this stable
609.
by blueflow 2y ago
I'm surprised. Which food insecurity? Right now?
610.
by blueflow 2y ago
I mean, the extended headline suggests it is producing fuel, which is wrong.
611.
by blueflow 2y ago
There is the smoking gun: > resulting in ammonia concentrations ranging from 25 to 120 μM in 1 hour Not usable as fuel. You'd need to separate the ammonium from the water using a energy intensive process (cooking or such).
612.
by blueflow 2y ago
And how does the presented device make use of solar power? Wind movement?
613.
by blueflow 2y ago
You didn't read the article? "The process requires no external power" right after the headline.
614.
by blueflow 2y ago
Take that ammonium, burn it, have heat, power a steam engine, infinite energy? Where does that energy come from? 1st law of thermodynamics?
615.
by blueflow 2y ago
Nor into education, I'm at loss where the money went.
616.
by blueflow 2y ago
Yes, i do! At least that all of their heads are 17, IMHO a pretty good and already common size.
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Rsync 3.4.0 Released(download.samba.org)
7 points by blueflow 2y ago|0 comments
618.
by blueflow 2y ago
I vaguely learned lisp years ago and i already prefer the guile scheme over systemd - guile correctly takes an argument vector instead of a command string which needs to be split using some obtuse shell quoting rules. Having the shell taken
619.
by blueflow 2y ago
KVM is not only the kernel side - the userspace side of KVM was implemented in a fork of qemu. That fork later got merged into mainline qemu, so qemu is the "original" implementation of a KVM hypervisor.
620.
by blueflow 2y ago
German here - I do believe this legislation already exists - the owner of a thing has full rights of disposal and no other entity is allowed to interfere (except for the state itself). And this is part of the common property rights. afaik t
621.
by blueflow 2y ago
> "We are using exclusively 17 mm bolts for fasteners." Sure, it saves you time with finding a wrench. But I can't begin to imagine the number of compromises or additional complexities you introduce this way. I spend 10 hr
622.
by blueflow 2y ago
No, the word "console" is too generic too assume that "Linux console" can only refer to the virtual terminal that is built into the Linux kernel. Look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Console#Comp
623.
by blueflow 2y ago
Debian is supposed to be stable, but the last time apt hosed itself is barely two weeks ago. The suggestion with the bug sensitivity is belittling, cut that out.
624.
by blueflow 2y ago
I see Alpine 3.20 still ships 6.6, I'll grab an ISO and check if works, thanks!
625.
by blueflow 2y ago
Distro doesn't matter that much, its mostly the desktop environment (panels and settings), and kernel regressions. Like half of my thinkpad fleet now boots into a blank screen due to an regression in the Linux i915 driver. I used to ru
626.
by blueflow 2y ago
TIL this was an intentional change. I wondered why it stopped working...
627.
by blueflow 2y ago
"Console" is too generic to be pedantic about it. I mean, the Steam Deck also qualifies as Linux Console...
628.
by blueflow 2y ago
> History never stops. Things change. Linux changes. To the better, right? Right? The last two years yielded so horrible regressions to me that I'm again considering giving up on Linux.
629.
by blueflow 2y ago
But this is the same problem - Wikipedia is a secondary source and should always get overruled by the primary source.
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by blueflow 2y ago
> that language models have no problem reliably inferring ... the article did give me a different impression.

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