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by curt15 1y ago
>Since moving to Btrfs by default in Fedora almost 10 releases ago, we haven't seen more file system problems. How does Fedora measure the rate of file system problems?
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by curt15 1y ago
IBM's patent on ARC expires in 2026. Could that make its way into Linux upstream then?
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by curt15 1y ago
For fully serverless (e.g. AWS Lambda) deployments, not even Podman. Just a zip file.
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by curt15 1y ago
They solve dependency management using isolation. Of course there are other strategies for dependency management.
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by curt15 1y ago
How many Linux phones work well even as phones?
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by curt15 1y ago
Is there a special tax on income generated by off-shore workers? That would be the software analogue of tariffs on physical imports.
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by curt15 1y ago
Any repercussions for the tv presenters spreading Birther garbage back in the day?
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by curt15 1y ago
Utah's governor was desperately hoping to pin the blame on an immigrant. "33 hours" of praying is how desperate he was.
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by curt15 1y ago
Does threatening to prosecute office supply store workers unless they print certain flyers count as the behavior of a dictator? That doesn't sound like the behavior of a government respecting the First Amendment.
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by curt15 1y ago
Maybe not yet, but the current US president has lauded authoritarian Hungary as a model for the US.
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by curt15 1y ago
>The blind spot then is CLI apps and tooling. Usually it doesn't matter too much being bound to system packages, but if it really does, I can always containerize those too. I only do it for my PHP dev environment. Do you encounter a
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by curt15 1y ago
It was a relatively recent change [1]. Try the latest Gnome OS nightly ISO in a VM -- you'll see that they've (largely) implemented the partition scheme suggested in ParticleOS: root on btrfs, two partitions for /usr backed b
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by curt15 1y ago
Your data is out of date. Gnome OS these days uses A/B updates with dual read-only /usr partitions and verified boot in the mold of https://0pointer.net/blog/fitting-everything-together.html .
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by curt15 1y ago
Just as the Rust community has largely converged on tokio as the standard async runtime, is there any reason why there couldn't exist a community-developed "batteries-included" standard library other than writing a standard l
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by curt15 1y ago
Does ZFS suffer the equivalent of the dreaded btrfs ENOSPC?
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by curt15 1y ago
Would there still have been a problem if you were able to install multiple php versions side-by-side? HPC systems also have to manage multiple combinations of toolchains and environments and they typically use Modules[1] for that. [1] http
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by curt15 1y ago
Some tools talk to docker not using the docker CLI but directly through its REST API. Podman also exposes a similar REST API[1]. Is Podman with its API server switched on substantially different from the docker daemon? [1]. https:/&#x
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by curt15 1y ago
>I don’t mean that async/await is more or less explicit than goroutines. I mean regular threaded code is more explicit than async/await code, and I prefer that. More explicit in what sense? I've written both regular thread
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by curt15 1y ago
>The developer of ICEBlock disclosed his identity. In addition to receiving threats of federal prosecution over the app, the developer has faced other backlash, including his wife being fired from a federal government job. This is the so
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> The earlier May report in the Wall Street Journal also referred to learning more about Greenland's independence movement, as well as attitudes to American mineral extraction. > At the time, US Director of National Intelligence
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>And the more relevant case for laptops is macOS, which is heavily optimized for battery life and power draw in ways that Linux just isn't, neither is Windows. What are some examples of power draw savings that Linux is leaving on th
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by curt15 1y ago
Was the information proprietary or classified?
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by curt15 1y ago
>Debian packages are compatible with the Debian release they are from. That won't save you if an application requires newer tooling or libraries than whatever is in Debian stable. Once that happens the application needs to bundle it
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by curt15 1y ago
Where else would ./install-3rdparty-software.sh write to? Should it spray files all over /usr?
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by curt15 1y ago
>there's far less emphasis on creating native distribution packages for third-party software in 2025. Flatpaks, Snaps, and AppImage packages seem more popular with desktop-application developers these days. A lot of server-side soft
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by curt15 1y ago
So do people containerize databases in production these days? I thought a couple of years ago DBs were the classic example of applications that don't belong in containers.
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Do you bring a bluetooth keyboard with you or program with two thumbs?
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ChromeOS still uses upstart.
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by curt15 1y ago
Snapd still hardcodes Canonical's snap store signing key and provides no mechanism to add your own keys. Any other snap repos will be treated as second class citizens.
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by curt15 1y ago
Does the Nvidia DGX Spark qualify as a desktop?

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