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by raggi 4y ago
That's true, but that only reinforces what I'm saying. Lets say you have a working kexec setup so you never need to reboot, that is very likely to increase the need for you to be able to robustly restart trees of dependent service
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by raggi 4y ago
Sure, here's the doc this is taken from: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.ser... You can find this doc by typing "systemd.service" into your favorite search engine. The
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by raggi 4y ago
/etc/systemd/system/foo.service: [Unit] Description=Foo [Service] ExecStart=/usr/sbin/foo-daemon —— Start/stop: systemctl start foo systemctl stop foo On boot: systemctl e
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by raggi 4y ago
sysadmins should reboot to update kernels, but even if you want to avoid reboots you still need to correctly and reliably update a tree of dependent services periodically in order to apply security updates.
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by raggi 4y ago
It’s clear that you’re upset at systemd, but what you said here doesn’t really scan if you actually read the document. Everything you could describe as “lock in” has a conditional statement clearly making it optional. The document barely ev
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by raggi 4y ago
You could type all six lines, or you could link the runtime func and yolo.
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by raggi 4y ago
You can always hang the sense of it and pass the time :-) I wasn’t in the area, but I believe WEA would have been sent in the inner ~20km based on the system report, which is sjc and the surrounding area just up to the southern tip of the b
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by raggi 4y ago
While I understand this in some sense, the efficacy of these systems going through the regular push message queue is going to be poor.
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by raggi 4y ago
There are different systems. The more critical system in the USA, WEA is a mandatory (FCC rules) central system that most consumer devices and consumer networks take part in. The "last mile" technology varies by network type and v
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by raggi 4y ago
Was very disappointed that my iOS device had no alerting.
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by raggi 4y ago
My shakealert had a prediction of 4.9.
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An IPC system for the whole operating system(youtube.com)
4 points by raggi 4y ago|1 comments
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by raggi 4y ago
How? Probably the many millions of idle/stale accounts that had their passwords exposed on the hundreds of password database leaks.
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by raggi 4y ago
What is the most fascinating thing you learned when you read ntpd's configure script? What is the most interesting thing you learned reading glibc? Were you at all concerned when you discovered that the sources come from http-only serv
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by raggi 4y ago
The almost-recursive screenshot in the README amused me
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by raggi 4y ago
Company domain: $50/mo pricing for breaching the linkedin ToS and filling the platform with more spam. A 30% cash share affiliate program. Personal domain: get success quick "giving away my secrets" newsletter sign up, bold c
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by raggi 4y ago
git log --topo-order
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by raggi 4y ago
Are you sure that email is always delivered over TLS? If it is not, then are you sure that you trust every ISP between Amazon and your mail server?
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by raggi 4y ago
dylib linking works well enough particularly for embedded cases. As an example Fuchsia did some research on this comparing it to C++. dynamically linking libstd amortized similar savings to dynamically linking libstd++, with trivial binarie
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by raggi 4y ago
I considered testing out whether spoofing was blocked on Vultrs network, but too lazy.
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by raggi 4y ago
This is the readability of the Perl in the blog, captured on my system: https://imgur.com/a/EJFNO2U
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by raggi 4y ago
I'd love to see a move away from bpf hooks for security and ossify more of the key things as formal userspace API.
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by raggi 4y ago
KVM gVisor is a hybrid model in this context. It shares properties with both containers and lightweight VMs.
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by raggi 4y ago
Yes, I left out the warnings for brevity. It's a bit of a pain to do all the includes in a one-liner :) What this does allow you to do though, is also do things like: make CFLAGS=-DFOO LDFLAGS=-lfoo example
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by raggi 4y ago
if you're building C please try to use the built-in rules. I often come across reimplementations that miss or disorder one of the flag sets and it becomes a pain when porting or integrating. General reminder: you don't even necess
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by raggi 4y ago
I'm fine with the downvotes, I didn't provide explanation. Even a casual inspection will provide basic insights such as seeing ifupdown-pre.service taking seconds on many systems.
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by raggi 4y ago
Debian is why debian boots slow.
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by raggi 4y ago
ln works just like cp. Use the -r flag if you're on GNU for easier relative link creation.
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by raggi 4y ago
In the next web, https://web.dev/webtransport/ would be the thing to move to. It's a bit nicer under the hood than websockets, though it's also brand new. My comment was less about a full duplex replacement t
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by raggi 4y ago
SSE adds another thing besides the body encoding, which is a standard content type that implies unbuffered streaming.

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