@lkundrak blessings u too bro :-) jesus might be the lord but satan is my wingman

The smallest-ever force field map of nature.

Physicists have mapped the forces acting inside a #proton, showing in unprecedented detail how #quarks—the tiny #particles within—respond when hit by high-energy #photons.

The new result breaks down #space and #time into a fine grid, allowing simulating how the strong force—the fundamental interaction that binds quarks into #protons and #neutrons—varies across different regions inside the proton.

#physics
https://phys.org/news/2025-02-scientists-proton.html

With a simple `podman login` and `podman push` you can push containers from your local machine to your #forgejo instance, so you can use said containers on other machines as Forgejo also is an OCI-compliant container registry :) And now you can use these containers to build even more software with forgejo Actions and don't worry about Docker limiting traffic from their registry ;)

I used Foot almost exactly a year before this :-) Kitty image protocol is the thing in this w/o having to use Kitty (which I dislike).

Now I tried Ghostty for the first time and IBM Plex looks amazing on it ;-)

So i guess it is a switch...

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Neither Satan gets a free pass from my screening ;-)

Rust kernel patches should really level up on commit messages and not merging random code with zero callers.

I welcome Rust but disobey not doing right things right :-)

If a commit message does not by practical means exist except some generic mumbling that would be best to be deleted. How do we e.g. know that a commit is not AI generated and unchecked by the author? If we don't know that we have objectively engineered a security leak as that can be eweaponized.

That is really dangerous type of trust. I'd just like check and not trust. Even if a patch would come from some ultra famous figure like Linus, Greg or even God himself, I'd still like to check, not believe the authority and based on that draw my OWN conclusions.

I actually do not even mind if some random patch would be AI generated. Use any tool you see fit. It is just that the commit message verifies that you UNDERSTAND what you are doing.

#linux #kernel #rust #rustlang

#SELinux must be awesome today because I've forgotten that it even exists in my system ;-)

@securepaul

I have not yet found this working too well but I did star the project, and will follow from the audience, and occasionally browse the issue database:

https://github.com/fossable/goldboot

Especially when you need tailored VM's and kernel's there's room for new shit so I hope the developer has patience with this, and continues push it forward.

I'd like to contribute too but right now I'm starting on a new job week after that plus I really want to finish up with video-loop.ko :-)

#goldboot #vm #image #build

Just found about Terra.

https://terra.fyralabs.com/ #fedora #terra #linux

@orva Also one quite technical angle that came to mind: more often than not these type of people tend to push features over having legit processes for security (CVE's etc.). In infosec ignorance towards other people is not a great quality in a person.

It's pretty much the same deal that you don't want to police officers to be crazy psychopaths :-)

Despite Linux Memory Manager book is ~1300 pages, it is like Intel SDM, i.e. for a specific narrow topic the description is fast and easy to grab.

I just did my first test run with it by refreshing my oom_score_adj knowledge as I needed that and 3 minutes of reading was enough :-)

And I had not even peeked to the book before this. I got what I needed from this and I think next N years will be filled with these 3 min checkups.

Will be a HUGE time saver for me...

#linux #kernel #mm

https://nitter.poast.org/Mike_Pence/status/1892271536394162229

@orva I don't think any extremist mindset is best for the overall stability over long period time in like core projects that define the Internet ecosystem.

If that makes me a left-winger, then so be it ;-)

I.e. keep terrorists cells elsewhere, we still provide you the service, you just need to keep your dirty hands away from baking it, thank you ;-) (last one with a grain of salt, I have really bad jokes my apologies)

@orva Yeah I agree number of points that Drew made, and community around project matters to me for many reasons.

I don’t think actually anyone has ever said that you cannot state a critical point of any projects code of conduct if you put your argument in civilized manner. That said, there’s a million mile distance between critical on topic argument and targeted shit trolling.

This type of behavior reminds me of what e.g. Lunduke does. He mixes reporting of facts to extremist and hateful political propaganda, and then rationalizes that by saying he is the only person reporting real facts and open source projects have stolen by the left wing. The truth is that most big projects have moderate voters with various political views, also right wing voters.

It reminds me of that because doing one thing good is and should be zeroed if you use that as vehicle to distribute a destructive message to the community.

So yeah, this time I agree with Drew based on argument.

I'm a Chris Lewicki fanboy. For me asteroid mining or pursuing that still makes a lot of sense: https://www.chrislewicki.com/

Much better plan than conquer Mars.

@Aissen I deleted, because the fact check was impossible mission. I read so much shit that my head almost exploded while doing it. 🧟

@ljs @vbabka ur welcome, sorry apparently i make a lot of noise every single time lol :D well if it is free advertisement for u, right? ;-)