In colloquial computing Finnish the work for a cache is "kakku", because it's similar in pronunciation. Kakku means "cake". Thus, in Finnish people ask each other how much cake their CPU has.
Language is funny.
Windows NT guy here supporting Windows95Man in #eurovision #esc2024
Co-authored an update from the @MastodonEngineering team with my friend @renchap - a sneak peek at what is coming in 4.3 (and looking ahead from there). We'll aim to make these updates a regular feature for the blog. Let us know what you think! #MastodonAPI #SpreadMastodon https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2024/05/trunk-tidbits-april-2024/
The Kernel Report - Jonathan Corbet (@corbet), @LWN
The recording of this recent talk is now available on the #ossna2024 schedule page: https://ossna2024.sched.com/event/1aBNs/the-kernel-report-jonathan-corbet-lwnnet
Slides can be found here: https://static.lwn.net/talks/2024/kr-ossna.pdf
Direct link to the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAqjl_x4hZc
Everyone should immediately stop contributing to the stack overflow and its network. The human touch is what made it unique. Delete your profile from SO AND all your answers. Freeloaders are making money out of human contributions.
Are you sick of the "dd" utility? Check out this TUI!
💽 **caligula**: A user-friendly, lightweight TUI for disk imaging
🔥 Burn & decompress files with cool graphs!
🚀 Supports verification & hash validation.
🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui_rs
⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/ifd3f/caligula/
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #ratatui #disk #image #linux #terminal #decompress #validation
One could claim that people should get salary for being in social media sites like #Facebook and #Instagram, and for any possible content, e.g. a cat video or random rant like this.
Right now the cash flows is for e.g. Facebook something like:
User is a staff member in this scheme with total zero salary. And some say Amazon factory jobs are crap…
So how can this work as a business model? I have zero idea but neither current business model works for my benefit. It is a loosing game.
vm-memory
is really cool and should be IMHO part of stdlib :-) best way to map files and other memory so far in #Rust.
Some project types where you absolutely need memory mapped I/O are:
I.e. anything with high scalability, high availability and in real-time processing low latency.