eqvinox

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by eqvinox 5mo ago
> We disclosed to Apache on May 27, and Stefan Eissing fixed it on the same day by making cookie headers count against LimitRequestFields. I was about to say, the bug here isn't in the protocol, it's that memory use isn't
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
That really only matters if the number goes down; I don't think it will. It might be more useful to figure out why people are still on X11. Then again, it's FOSS, so expectations need to match that.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
I, er, what? It's... the same as cron? I'm confused now. It's not exactly the same, I guess?
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
5% is a huge amount of users for something like KDE.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
How do you express those things in a systemd timer? E.g. run something 4x per day, */6 in cron.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
I don't know why X11 didn't just add an extension that a client can enable saying "if this client exits unexpectedly/uncleanly [without disabling the extension], just kill the X11 session".
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
ColdFire exists ;)
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
What in heaven's name is a "folder far far away"? (It sounds like you put it on an SSD on an extension cord and moved it to the kitchen or something.)
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
> The Buran also had emergency ejects seats for all crew members (absent on the US shuttles) and was free from the specific design flaws that contributed to the destruction of two shuttles in flight, […] “In the end, the Russians develo
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
nit: there is no Linux "v6" or "v7". The first and second version component cannot be separated, it's v6.0 and v7.0. Versions 6.0 and 6.1 have as much in common as 6.19 and 7.0. You could also call them 3.60 and 3.8
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
> remember like 10/15 years ago everyone was just willingly working 65+ hours > saltyoldman I wonder how you've gotten so salty... those working hours wouldn't be a factor, would they?
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
> Codex and I collaboratively wrote a fuzzer. Why are you using phrasing that equates AI and humans? You used Codex to write a fuzzer. It didn't decide to join you.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
I may have phrased that weirdly, but AfD is officially by courts considered extremist in Germany; if I remember correctly they sued against being called that and lost.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
> Resentment toward the government Kinda, yes, but also, no, I expected better journalism from Le Monde? This is a bit heavy on extremist right-wing's talking points. DB is a case of "kaputtgespart" (austered into brokenne
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
Hm, on my desktop it's fine too, just on the phone it plain doesn't want to go back…
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
Is it just me or is the back button broken on this website?
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
A bit too JavaScript specific... can't really play if you don't know that ecosystem.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
At some point it's a diplomatic incident and will affect EU-Chinese relationships. Even the Chinese government doesn't want to fuck it up for all Chinese companies just because one of them feels like the rules don't appl
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
> "suffocation hazards" categories, as my intuition says it's mostly the latter and often bunk. Are you US-american? (Walmart is a good hint that you are.) There's some widespread misconceptions/prejudice there,
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
Just because API pricing would've been $2180.16 doesn't mean that's the value of those tokens. For starters, you personally probably wouldn't have paid that. But also, sales price isn't value. This is like saying, o
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
> Datacenters add high value-added jobs (skilled labor). The highest skill job an AI datacenter adds locally is electrician or climate technician. And not many of those.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
That doesn't work for pool allocators like https://apr.apache.org/docs/apr/1.5/group__apr__pools.html and neither does it work for our allocator https://docs.frrouting.org/projects/d
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
The vec macros currently there directly call realloc()… that's gonna exclude any custom allocator setups… and the string code uses the vecs :/
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
That's at odds with the fact that pulseaudio is incapable of exposing the audio reference clocks from sound hardware, which is a fundamental aspect of digital audio engineering. Its design doesn't even acknowledge the existence of
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
This really isn't about the unit spec, it's about the 100 other things systemd does. (Some it does well, some it doesn't, and some it shouldn't .)
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
I saw EAGLE and thought it's going to be about PCB design. Was left disappointed.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
OpenBSD up to 5.9 had errno(2) symlinked to intro(2), describing error codes: https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=errno&apropos=0&se... Also, your statements about the kernel and libc are OS specific.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
So, it's 12 days later and we upgraded Debian stable on our production DFZ BGP routers. Result: systemd-networkd in a restart loop continuously consuming 100% CPU. None of the systemd restart-limiting options are being applied. The on
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
IMHO this primarily demonstrates what ridiculous of a stance "must program directly against syscalls" really is. I must suspect the author has insufficient understanding of the dynamic linker, TLS memory management, and the vDSO.
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by eqvinox 5mo ago
I thought they're mildly famous for not uninstalling cleanly /leaving stuff behind, but don't remember exact details.

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