Jarkko Sakkinen
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@kernellogger @pinganini [I don't even care about BTRFS to honest, complication without application as far as I'm concerned. Ext4 is better since it is simpler.]
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@pinganini @kernellogger Actually since I don't claimed boot loader expert I've been silently wondering why I have a boot loader when the Linux is an EFI application ;-)
Like why it could not always be just shimx64.efi + linux.efi in a system with a single OS? I don't know the current existential reason for boot loaders in EFI environment so there could be something. I don't really care even about to ability to select snapshot. I boot with USB stick and fix the system instead ;-) Snapshots have limited granularity by fixing the issue I get better overall heal up.
Like why it could not always be just shimx64.efi + linux.efi in a system with a single OS? I don't know the current existential reason for boot loaders in EFI environment so there could be something. I don't really care even about to ability to select snapshot. I boot with USB stick and fix the system instead ;-) Snapshots have limited granularity by fixing the issue I get better overall heal up.
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@pinganini @kernellogger I sort of get in the sense that it does a job if you don't need multi-boot and GRUB just adds extra cruft on top for dance moves that are never done on stage ;-) I've never used multi-boot so in that regard boot loaders do not really matter to me... Simpler is better I guess.
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@ljs Some day I might invest one of these with some bad excuse related of doing exercise, absolutely premium in training watches ;-) https://www.suunto.com/en-gb/Product-search/See-all-Sports-Watches/
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@malmoeb the music video was shot by Finnish guy called Osmo Walden 😉 https://wutangcorp.com/forum/showthread.php?138843-Protect-Ya-Neck-video-shoot-story
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I could imagine world without virtual memory ;-) Like back 80s memory model. You could have security by CPU enforcing the borders (and actually would address quite many modern attack vectors).
Not a serious proposal. Still would be totally doable. Like if you have 128 GB of RAM with my normal use I could pretty much do all my tasks easily in partitioned environment.
Not a serious proposal. Still would be totally doable. Like if you have 128 GB of RAM with my normal use I could pretty much do all my tasks easily in partitioned environment.
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@ljs have not noticed so far. it has felt pretty reliable to me :-) if i would really want to put cash to training watch I would go for something from Suunto.
My Casio looks rad too: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B09C65FS32?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
And its data connects to Apple's app ecosystem (can upload through bluetooth) so have been happy :-)
My Casio looks rad too: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B09C65FS32?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
And its data connects to Apple's app ecosystem (can upload through bluetooth) so have been happy :-)
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@kernellogger afaik slackware still uses lilo in the default install ;-)
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Considering Durov's arrest, it is not huge surprise since:
1. Telegram's security is not that great. Not sure if it is legislation compliant but I doubt it.
2. It has become the place for buying malware and stole data.
3. It has become the place for buying narcotics.
For two last I have no idea why is Telegram preferred over Tor these days.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrest_of_Pavel_Durov
1. Telegram's security is not that great. Not sure if it is legislation compliant but I doubt it.
2. It has become the place for buying malware and stole data.
3. It has become the place for buying narcotics.
For two last I have no idea why is Telegram preferred over Tor these days.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrest_of_Pavel_Durov
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Hands off the best Skin for @uheplugins #Diva:
https://plugmon.jp/product/mona/
There's also one for Tyrell N6:
https://plugmon.jp/product/mona-n6/
#plugmon
https://plugmon.jp/product/mona/
There's also one for Tyrell N6:
https://plugmon.jp/product/mona-n6/
#plugmon
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mjg59@nondeterministic.computerJust in case anyone's still stuck with the SBAT issue on the Linux systems and can't easily disable secure boot for whatever reason - boot a live Fedora image, open a terminal, run
sudo mokutil --set-sbat-policy delete
and reboot. shim should now clear the sbat policy and you're back in business. Don't allow Windows Update to run again until things are sorted.
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Michael Stanclift
vmstan@vmst.ioIf you need help trying to figure out what version of Node, Ruby, Postgres, Redis, Elasticsearch, Libvips, FFmpeg, ImageMagick you need to upgrade your Mastodon instance you can always check out https://www.mastoreqs.com in addition to reading through the release notes of the new version.
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Edited 1 year ago
Learning new cool stuff for the upcoming work, i.e. extending LLVM IR processing :-) There's no pressure to do that but cannot help myself.
If I have a options, I try to pick jobs based getting to do something I've watched from the audience but would require way too much focus without being primary job.
I find it very clever and disruptive to consider RVA20U64 as a bytecode format with only less than 50 opcodes, which trivially map to ARM and x86 user space code. LLVM plugins should be able to do all kinds of optimizations in the JIT architecture, speeding up both the turnaround time of the compilation and quality of the compiled code for the target architecture (i.e. aarch64 or x86_64 in practice).
RISC-V CPU "softcore" (invented this term now because no idea what it is) is at least the first bytecode I actually like.
https://github.com/riscv/riscv-profiles/blob/main/src/profiles.adoc#rva20u64-profile
#riscv
If I have a options, I try to pick jobs based getting to do something I've watched from the audience but would require way too much focus without being primary job.
I find it very clever and disruptive to consider RVA20U64 as a bytecode format with only less than 50 opcodes, which trivially map to ARM and x86 user space code. LLVM plugins should be able to do all kinds of optimizations in the JIT architecture, speeding up both the turnaround time of the compilation and quality of the compiled code for the target architecture (i.e. aarch64 or x86_64 in practice).
RISC-V CPU "softcore" (invented this term now because no idea what it is) is at least the first bytecode I actually like.
https://github.com/riscv/riscv-profiles/blob/main/src/profiles.adoc#rva20u64-profile
#riscv
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Can I buy "BTW, I don't use Arch Linux" T-shirt? Came to mind and could not help myself 🤐
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@raggi Actually I'll stretch this a bit and try to find something modest to contribute to rust-linux from areas where I hover in the kernel domain (maintain or contribute), and I can somehow convince myself that it would be a fit for using async.
That is probably for a kernel maintainer the best possible to draw bridges than do any possible low-hanging fruit alike random contribution. I wait week or few but proactively keep this idea in my mind.
Thanks for the inspiration!
That is probably for a kernel maintainer the best possible to draw bridges than do any possible low-hanging fruit alike random contribution. I wait week or few but proactively keep this idea in my mind.
Thanks for the inspiration!
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