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by zokier 2y ago
> UTC will become UT1 with a fixed offset I'm not sure what you mean, but this sounds wrong. The whole thing about leap second abolishment is to effectively disconnect UTC from UT1, i.e. allow DUT1 to grow unbounded and make UTC a f
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by zokier 2y ago
I think the irony comes to full circle when you then use `unsmear` library to reverse the leap smearing in ntp https://github.com/google/unsmear
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by zokier 2y ago
That's why we have so-called 5k monitors in 27" size class? Being exactly 2x pixel density of conventional 1440p
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by zokier 2y ago
But they did not make old code correct. Filenames are still allowed to contain newlines. Shell scripts still need to be prepared to deal with that. Nothing really changed, they just added a feel-good half-measure.
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by zokier 2y ago
That seems weird complaint about Wayland, Wayland requires every server to support these features, just like X11 also requires every server to support them? Sure, there weren't that many X11 server implementations so maybe it was not s
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by zokier 2y ago
Sure, but when applying "simple is robust" principle it is extremely important to understand also intrinsic complexity. Not handling edge-cases etc does not make for robust code, no matter how much simpler it is.
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by zokier 2y ago
Sure, all `FROM scratch` images for starters
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by zokier 2y ago
Does k8s guarantee that /tmp is available either?
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by zokier 2y ago
mount namespace and root directory are bit different things though. /proc/$PID/ns is the place to look for namespaces
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by zokier 2y ago
nsenter --all --target $PID or something like that? https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/nsenter.1.html
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by zokier 2y ago
To me Raku represents small-scale data mangling/processing and glue language for small scripting. Hacker oriented, personal and individualistic, not something you'd push in corporate. In many ways similar role what Python had deca
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by zokier 2y ago
Sounds like you prefer copyleft licenses. I suggest MPL-2.0 or some variety of (L)GPL as they are the most well-known ones.
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by zokier 2y ago
It definitely is very popular. Domination depends on your viewpoint. https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology/#1-integrate...
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by zokier 2y ago
Trust in what way? Trust is not required to use something. If it provides utility, then that is for many the end of story, no trust involved.
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by zokier 2y ago
cnlohr did project that visualized wifi power level spatially https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqqEYz38ens
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by zokier 2y ago
I'm pretty sure Linux does usb device enumeration/initialization already asynchronously and does not block booting
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by zokier 2y ago
How does this relate/compare to CloudHypervisor, another Rust based VMM that has been around for couple of years https://github.com/cloud-hypervisor/cloud-hypervisor
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by zokier 2y ago
the typical way to allow something to bind to specific ports in selinux would be something like allow foo_t http_port_t : tcp_socket name_bind ; the biggest problems are that you need to a) confine your users b) label everything
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by zokier 2y ago
I checked the linked PDF[1] as an example, and the codeblocks are still just basic plain monospaced blocks with practically no typesetting done to them; very different from something like Fortress, or indeed this Forscape [1] https:/&
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by zokier 2y ago
you both are missing the main point here, Forscape is not for writing documents, but for writing executable code.
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by zokier 2y ago
Code typography is such a neglected area, I'm glad to see any projects that touch on that. This reminds me of Suns Fortress language, which was designed also for scientific computing (afaik more in HPC sense), and also allowed renderin
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by zokier 2y ago
the lack of access control in traditional bsd sockets has been a pain point and the concept of privileged port range is utterly useless, especially as you generally don't want to run your services as root anyways. that being said, didn
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by zokier 2y ago
is this actually their own HW design, or is it just some random alibaba HW with their software on it? edit: looks like same HW as "Gigaset GX6" https://www.gigaset.com/hq_en/gigaset-gx6/
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by zokier 2y ago
Lot of transportation dining was luxurious at the first half of 20th century. Ocean liners were of course famous for their dinners, afaik zeppelins had at least decent food available, and airplane travel had some glamour too.
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by zokier 2y ago
Yes and no. Yes, Linux kernel is good example of project where development is done by employees of various organizations. I'd argue that is big part why Linux kernel community is as healthy as it is. But also no, because so much of Lin
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by zokier 2y ago
My personal opinion is that money and open source should mix more. In the sense that more open source development should be done by salaried engineers, and especially engineers whose salary is paid by the users of the software. Instead of
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by zokier 2y ago
fyi r5s is supported by openwrt upstream so you don't need to deal with vendor firmware (friendlywrt) anymore https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commit;h=c0...
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by zokier 2y ago
I have a feeling that it would be good to these sort of transformations in perceptually uniform colorspace anyways. Ottosson has some examples of color blending in different color spaces: https://bottosson.github.io/posts&#x
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by zokier 2y ago
It's bit surprising that word processors would struggle with long paragraphs considering that various stream-of-consciousness and related styles of writing also eschew paragraphs and possibly other conventional structures. They might n
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by zokier 2y ago
but code and prose are intrinsically very different, code has strictly defined structure and form in a way that free-form text or prose does not. code is generally tree-shaped, text is generally linear. and so on

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