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Automate Container Management on Fedora Linux with the Podman Linux System Role(fedoramagazine.org)
1 points by marbu 4y ago|0 comments
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by marbu 4y ago
You have a good point. That said selling merch or auctioning vintage equipment doesn't feel the same as what is happening here. If they just stored it somewhere and auctioned it few years later, it would send a completely different mes
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by marbu 4y ago
But this buffer cache usage is caused by readers/clients checking logs for some reason, not logging itself, right? I see no significant difference compared to syslog here: if I grep all logs for something, it will also place these logs
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by marbu 4y ago
Right, but when it comes to their branding stuff, I would expect the company to either store it (if they have enough space somewhere) or move it straight to trash. Selling their corporate logos for 25 USD looks like they are being liquidate
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by marbu 4y ago
Also the split allows easier debugging: one can define and run the service, check that it works, and then define a timer and test that separately.
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by marbu 4y ago
Agreed. It reminds me how I recently tried to figure out why cert rotation failed, only to realize that the cron job is sending it's error messages via email to root on a system where there is no local mail server ...
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by marbu 4y ago
I don't have a negative experience with journald file format. That said, the format is documented here: https://systemd.io/JOURNAL_FILE_FORMAT/ On the other hand I agree that journald seems to call open syscall mo
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by marbu 4y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing this.
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by marbu 4y ago
This split between service file (what is going to happen exactly) and a timer file (when it's going to happen) is ok for complex use cases, but it really feels a bit silly when a single cron line would do the trick instead.
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by marbu 4y ago
One way would be to run such tool before posting and then based on the results, tweak the post and repeat until the similarities are not statistically significant. Or instead of tweaking, start posting under a new throwaway account. But thi
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by marbu 4y ago
Someone can still try to sue you over trademark or copyright infringement. That said, it's quite harder for the one using it against you compared to sheer AI system flagging your account, as it requires paying lawyers a going to a cour
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The journey to speed up running OCI containers(scrivano.org)
1 points by marbu 4y ago|0 comments
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by marbu 4y ago
Indeed, this is not a new idea. The news here is about particular implementation for extracting passwords from QWERTY keyboards. That said, this is not a big problem for ATM pin pads with metal keys , because these conduct heat well and so
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by marbu 4y ago
Long time ago, I used gPodder to download audio files with podcasts and then synced them to a mp3 player or mobile phone. Nowadays I'm using gPodder on a phone with Sailfish OS: https://openrepos.net/content/keeper
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PicPlanner: Plan the position and time for a photo wtr position of Sun, Moon(gitlab.com)
1 points by marbu 4y ago|0 comments
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by marbu 4y ago
I have a script (simple ffmpeg wrapper) to generate silent mp3 files: https://github.com/marbu/scriptpile/blob/master/silence.sh I'm not quite sure what I needed that for anymore, but I find it inte
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by marbu 4y ago
GIE is one of the data sources of the chart. It's noted on the top: > Russian gas flows to Europe, sourced from ENTSO-G, gas storage levels from GIE.
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by marbu 4y ago
Agreed, such withdrawal would be a bit weird. Also note this warning on the top of the page: > Be careful, this realtime graph is not always correct (especially the last hour)!
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by marbu 4y ago
Charts of Russian gas flows to Europe, sourced from ENTSO-G[1], gas storage levels from GIE[2]. Source code https://github.com/berthubert/gazproject [1] https://entsog.eu/ [2] https://agsi.g
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Russian gas flows to Europe(berthub.eu)
118 points by marbu 4y ago|263 comments
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by marbu 4y ago
There are 2 ways to specify requirements in a python project as well. Manually constructed list of dependencies in setup.py, and requirements.txt generated via `pip freeze` (with some possible tweaks on top of that if necessary). See also
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How does a USB keyboard work? (2021) [video](youtube.com)
170 points by marbu 4y ago|25 comments
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AdBlockers hide the majority of visitors from web analytics (2020)(blog.viktomas.com)
2 points by marbu 4y ago|0 comments
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by marbu 4y ago
I have a git repository for scripts which has no other place to go. There the scripts are placed in a flat structure (no subdirectories).
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by marbu 4y ago
Afaik github doesn't force you to reveal your phone number, you can setup OTP or U2F token instead.
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The New Space Race: What Took So Long (2021)(strangeloopcanon.com)
3 points by marbu 4y ago|1 comments
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by marbu 4y ago
This seems to be going towards the system which soviet union used. The official rate is an illusion created by the government while actual market exchange is basically illegal: The Soviet Union officially valued the ruble in the planned eco
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by marbu 5y ago
Could you be more specific? Do you have a particular desktop environment in mind? Or a particular bug? Or would you rather see it implemented in a different way? Eg. KDE/Plasma has this feature for more than 10 years. Edit: maybe you
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by marbu 5y ago
But I guess that one aspect of this deglobalization trend is that you won't be able to travel there in the first place until the trend changes.
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by marbu 5y ago
About 1/2 of nuclear power plants in France are down because of maintenance and/or repairs[1][2]: > France's nuclear fleet has been hit by unprecedented outages this winter with half of its 56 reactors currently unavailabl

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