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Linux Transparent Proxy Internals
(allhailthetopology.substack.com)
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ldelossa
3mo ago
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3mo ago
Learn how Linux's transparent proxying works by building a toy proxy server in C.
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OctoPunk – a full-featured, AI-integrated GitHub client
(octopunk.io)
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ldelossa
3mo ago
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3mo ago
Hello folks. Like a lot of great software, we built OctoPunk out of frustration. We are a set of developers who, for one reason or another, have been using GitHub as our primary code forge for professional work for a very long time. We'
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Show HN: OctoPunk – a full-featured, AI-integrated GitHub client
(octopunk.io)
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3mo ago
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ldelossa
1y ago
Don't these lockless bags break down when it comes to threads not spinning? For instance, if you want to sleep a thread until something was produced?
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A ZSH framework for terse shell scripts
(github.com)
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1y ago
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ldelossa
1y ago
Hello all. I write a lot of shell scripts. I'm usually frustrated with the effort it takes to get argument parsing and shell completion working quickly. So, I wrote a tiny ZSH framework for writing terse scripts. If you adhere to the c
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ldelossa
2y ago
Since you say 'quite exactly', definitely no. Is it another desktop shell? yes lol. It mirrors the look and feel of Gnome and will stay Gnome adjacent as they introduce new UI changes and feel.
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Way-Shell – A Gnome-like shell for Wayland compositors
(github.com)
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2y ago
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ldelossa
2y ago
All we want is a tree explorer :'(
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ldelossa
2y ago
Show me one of these things do something more complex then a front end intern project.
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ldelossa
3y ago
Super cool project, which really means nothing when its MacOS only :laugh:
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ldelossa
3y ago
Good tip
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ldelossa
3y ago
I do plan on having a "flow of a packet on a simple node". Working on an ingress and egress packet flow posts. These are rather large undertakings tho that require a post of their own IMO. Stay tuned for those :)
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ldelossa
3y ago
Yes, you are right here. It's always difficult to know how far down the tree of topics you should go to provide a end-to-end explanation. I tried to call this out in the start of the article. These are the "hard parts" of tec
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ldelossa
3y ago
Not a bad suggestion, may even make the "pwru" analysis a bit simpler. Definitely worth playing with. You can even give it a try in the lab and lmk how it fares :).
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ldelossa
3y ago
Thanks for the constructive feedback. The reason laid out in the article was for "jumping over the default linux network stack" to move a packet closer to its destination. I provide that just to hopefully help, ill have to read th
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eBPF Networking Techniques – Packet Redirection
(who.ldelossa.is)
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ldelossa
3y ago
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eBPF Networking Techniques – Packet Redirection
(who.ldelossa.is)
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3y ago
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eBPF Networking Techniques – Packet Redirection
(who.ldelossa.is)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Here's the first in a series of posts which show off eBPF networking techniques.
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Fun with Sway's Progammable Workspaces
(who.ldelossa.is)
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3y ago
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ldelossa
3y ago
Still in fedora repos. Not deprecated for me, haha.
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3y ago
Wow this is cool. I've been looking for 'runnable C examples' on my blog. Do you know if I can integrate this with Hugo easily?
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ldelossa
3y ago
Lol, I read this comment and immediately went "No way". Then thought about it for another second then agreed. Then thought about it for longer and said "No way again". Honestly, I'm stumped on this one haha, which i
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ldelossa
3y ago
I'm surprised that the reason I'm mostly interested in Zig is not mentioned. This is C interop. I work with C quite a bit and I enjoy it, however writing a large project in C can be tiresome. Having an option like Zig which can im
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Unit Testing eBPF Programs
(who.ldelossa.is)
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Is anyone training GPT on the Linux kernel mailing list?
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3y ago
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ldelossa
4y ago
I really want to like this laptop but... If you go to their twitter, its a constant barrage of angry customers who havent received their orders in over a year. I dont think im okay with shelling out $3000, waiting possibly over a year, and
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