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blueflow
10mo ago
xob, whose binaries are taken from the AUR which hasn't been re-built since 2018.
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blueflow
10mo ago
During CachyOS installation, select "i3" as desktop environment and look how many of the accessory programs die from linking errors. That should not happen with a package manager with dependency management.
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10mo ago
Actually yes. I wanted to get into UI programming with GTK 2 and right now im waiting for GTK $n to stabilize so i can commit to it. Knowing that GTK $n-1 will soon be obsolete is enough reason to not put effort into learning it.
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11mo ago
Maybe he is going to get arrested, maybe we are observing an persecution complex.
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blueflow
11mo ago
There is a thing that cool-retro-term is lacking: Letters showing up on the screen the instant you press the keyboard button.
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11mo ago
Le Parisien is not the french state. I doubt you had any interaction with the french authorities at all. You are unable to any legal recourse because none of your rights have been violated (yet).
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blueflow
11mo ago
shouting that the situation is bad is not evidence, either.
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11mo ago
This is not proven state action - this is hearsay. Maybe the GrapheneOS project should wait for the first warrant to arrive or police raid to happen before claiming what they currently do. With the current evidence, its not ruled out that t
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blueflow
11mo ago
You are using the word "vendoring" differently than i do, i mean some kind of private fork of the repository.
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11mo ago
The same way it always has been done - vendor your deps.
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11mo ago
The french had some inspirational methods.
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11mo ago
Which state actions? A police raid? Some mean papers delivered?
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11mo ago
I need source on that Ctrl+Q thing
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11mo ago
Grandpa telling war stories!
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blueflow
11mo ago
SSH is as decentralized as git - just push to your own server? No problem.
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11mo ago
I instantly knew you are talking about Deutsche Telekom and their shit-tier transits.
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11mo ago
> a sustained DDoS attack will just make your host drop you I'd love to see someone suing the host for damages. The contract binds them as much as it binds you. Sounds like a good way to have your next gaming rig financed.
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11mo ago
You might not play it, but others do play the game and take it rather seriously.
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11mo ago
You are absolutely right.
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11mo ago
He calls it "init system" himself. https://0pointer.de/blog/projects/systemd.html
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11mo ago
It is bad enough that systemd developers belittle users for the breakages they suffer from systemd, it is worse that you join this behavior. The lockup/freeze bugs from fifos/cdevs/sockets are real and systemd is the only ini
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11mo ago
My sentence continues: > ..., and if you complain about these bugs to the systemd project, they will consider you a bump in systemd's way of greatness that must be purged The sentence is not about systemd having bugs, its about how
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11mo ago
Non-useful distros become unmaintained, that's how things are, regardless of service supervision. If you want a maintained non-systemd distro, try Alpine Linux.
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11mo ago
Do you happen to use Arch Linux?
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11mo ago
It is deeply integrated into distros that you cannot run these distros without them, it has bugs that ruin production for you, and if you complain about these bugs to the systemd project, they will consider you a bump in systemd's way
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11mo ago
Gitlab also uses runit for service supervision.
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blueflow
11mo ago
Why does every article on runit have some reactionary runit haters in the comments.
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11mo ago
If you are a company who does some non-IT thing, it makes sense to stick to the LAMP stack because it has the largest and most thorough knowledge bases online.
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11mo ago
Both - first haproxy, then nginx.
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blueflow
11mo ago
vmxgfx has similar issues.
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