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FOSDEM devrooms announced(fosdem.org)
1 points by kragniz 9y ago|0 comments
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by kragniz 9y ago
The submitter is the LWN editor and the author of the post.
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FOSDEM 2018 Call for Participation(fosdem.org)
2 points by kragniz 9y ago|0 comments
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Rethinking the D-Bus Message Bus(dvdhrm.github.io)
253 points by kragniz 9y ago|138 comments
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by kragniz 9y ago
I avoided looking at docker/runc as a starting point since that would spoil the fun of trying to figure it out from first principles. I looked at systemd-nspawn when I was stuck adding mounts.
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by kragniz 9y ago
I started with a basic understanding about the parts involved, but not so much how they fit together. Most of the necessary information came from the lwn series of articles posted in another comment: https://lwn.net/Article
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by kragniz 9y ago
Writing the basics of a container runtime is easier than it sounds. Last summer I was curious how they work and wrote something simple in python that can run docker images: https://github.com/kragniz/omochabako/blo
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GitHub Open Source Survey 2017(opensourcesurvey.org)
17 points by kragniz 9y ago|1 comments
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by kragniz 9y ago
This would be a lower level part of the control system, with some higher level part determining its target. I would assume it would be somewhere close to a PID loop being tuned to avoid flipping.
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by kragniz 10y ago
>These APIs are designed to help businesses use the entire Twitter platform If the only focus is on "customer experiences", why would I want to use this network as a regular user? I don't want endless brands and marketing.
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by kragniz 10y ago
ARM is pretty well known
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by kragniz 10y ago
If you want to learn about linux container internals, I can recommend just trying to implement one yourself in some random language for fun. I wrote a basic runtime in python that can run docker images: https://github.com/kr
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by kragniz 10y ago
Gentoo's not such a weird choice if you want to have a lot of control. CoreOS is getting pretty popular these days, and that's gentoo based.
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by kragniz 10y ago
What's upcloud?
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by kragniz 10y ago
>But if they are not out to get you, why act as though they should be? It’s probably better to be as inconspicuous as possible, while limiting the amount of data that might turn up in some bored agency’s random fishing expeditions. This
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Electron considered harmful(drewdevault.com)
159 points by kragniz 10y ago|248 comments
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by kragniz 10y ago
If you don't need or are interested in what other people are working on, maybe your team is too big?
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by kragniz 10y ago
Full list here: http://spectrum.ieee.org/static/interactive-the-top-programm...
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by kragniz 10y ago
Hasn't tab groups been removed in the most recent release of firefox?
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by kragniz 10y ago
https://github.com/alex/what-happens-when
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by kragniz 11y ago
It looks great for this purpose. Hopefully it will make the upstream livepatching subsystem more useful.
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by kragniz 11y ago
These days it's all about the webms, though. Luckily youtube-dl is even more useful for that.
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NixOS 16.03 'Emu' released(nixos.org)
2 points by kragniz 11y ago|0 comments
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ReUUID – A UUID Recycling Service(reuuid.org)
4 points by kragniz 11y ago|4 comments
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by kragniz 11y ago
You should sense some satire in the whole article.
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Integrating a VT220 into my life(drewdevault.com)
268 points by kragniz 11y ago|121 comments
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by kragniz 11y ago
Can you diff between multiple outdated diffs? One of the really useful things in the gerrit workflow is to check what's changed since you last reviewed a patchset.
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The Phoenix Is Not Burnt Out, It Is Just Rebooting(michaeldehaan.net)
77 points by kragniz 11y ago|27 comments
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by kragniz 11y ago
That's what newsfeeds are for. You can get an atom feed of the latest commits to any repo via github: https://github.com/jbranchaud/til/commits/master.atom
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by kragniz 11y ago
Feel free to send a pull request changing it to a name that makes things clearer. Calling it 'file' probably isn't the best idea, but I think it makes it clear you're loading from some arbitrary json file.

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