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ibotty
6y ago
Nobody is accusing you of anything. I understood that the phrase "Fun fact: That's a legacy openstep thing" referred to the previous comment indicating that (at some point in time) MacOS defaulted to zsh. It was just a misu
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ibotty
6y ago
There are some modes that are horribly broken in btrfs (e.g. most of RAID except RAID1), but the common options are safe and in continuous use.
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ibotty
6y ago
I am pretty sure the default shell was csh on OpenStep and thus most likely on NeXTSTEP as well.
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ibotty
6y ago
That's the one, right? https://www.gsmarena.com/palm_palm-9290.php
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ibotty
6y ago
Did you write a bug report to glibc? I'd love to read about how the bug is happening.
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ibotty
6y ago
Screencasting works great in wayland. You'll need different applications though because the protocol is fundamentally different.
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ibotty
6y ago
mailman 2 is not bad.
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ibotty
7y ago
quick link https://mlq.me/download/takeaway.pdf
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ibotty
7y ago
I use it and it's ok.
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ibotty
7y ago
You can use slack via weechat. It works pretty reliable. Better not use slack though but an open protocol.
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ibotty
7y ago
It's not strictly true that the rt-patchset is meant to give faster response times. It provides bounded response times. You get a guarantee that some code can run within the time frame that you specify. That's not necessarily f
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ibotty
7y ago
It did not take me much time to find https://github.com/google/AFL/blob/master/docs/QuickStartGui... which I guess is the doc he referenced.
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ibotty
7y ago
.76*(.34+.11) = .342 That's greater than .26 (consoles), .25 (pcs).
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XFS – 2019 Development Retrospective
(blogs.oracle.com)
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ibotty
7y ago
Why didn't they use CDE as abbreviation. It makes so much sense!
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ibotty
7y ago
Is there already some documentation on how to play with it?
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ibotty
7y ago
Yes, they did.
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ibotty
7y ago
Yes, of course that's possible. But that's no generic syslog daemon either.
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ibotty
7y ago
It also gets back logs from journald! How do you envision `systemctl status $unit` to show the last logs if they are in some random log file?
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ibotty
7y ago
You do still _use_ rsyslogd if you enable it. journald is fundamental to some core systemd functionality. Of course you can't get rid of it.
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ibotty
7y ago
There is rayon in rust land. This is a pretty different (simpler) thing.
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ibotty
7y ago
sqitch is great! https://github.com/sqitchers/sqitch
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ibotty
7y ago
very appreciated! Thank you.
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ibotty
7y ago
Care to rewrite the program with `.mul_add()`?
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ibotty
7y ago
I know, but literally, it's what I wrote. Thanks for mentioning though!
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ibotty
7y ago
"Im Western nichts neues" is a great typo: "Nothing new in (the genre of) western", instead "nothing new in the west".
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Do not use ring or rustls
(npmccallum.gitlab.io)
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ibotty
7y ago
And i was thinking about [fedora's koji]( https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/ ), which is not that far off.
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ibotty
7y ago
Keith Packard is the only one AFAIK.
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ibotty
7y ago
But there are ways to capture the screen. For a while now. But safer.
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