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Director of Linux Foundation IT. Currently in charge of kernel.org infra.

This account is for Linux/Kernel/FOSS topics in general: #linux, #kernel, #foss, #git, #sysadmin, #infrastructure.

For my personal account, please follow @monsieuricon@castoranxieux.ca.

Montréal, Québec, Canada 🇨🇦🇺🇦

Never have I felt so vindicated, or so shitty about being vindicated, as I do whenever I recall being loudly booed at an SF convention ten years ago for saying “Elon Musk is not Tony Stark, he’s not your friend, & he’s not out to save anyone or anything.”

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@jarkko why do you hate me? :)

> I.e. not yet wontfix but moreinfo b4 anything further should be done.
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I should start paying attention to Canada/Québec politics again. I've been hyperfocused on Russia's aggression against Ukraine, but there are some significant changes in the political landscape happening in Canada, too. I'm wholly on the side of Ms. Freeland, and I totally see how a person who has long fought against oligarchy (see her book "Plutocrats") would be ill-fitting in Trudeau's government that is trying to play footsies with the incoming king of oligarchs South of the border.
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I know, I'll use the US flag for English, and the France flag for French. At least this way I'll equally piss off anglophone and francophone québecois.

(This is wix.com, by the way, who even in 2024 can't conceive that a single country can use multiple languages.)
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Have you ever had an email come with oonts-oonts sound effects? I just got something like that!
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Ugh, I'm not doing this again. It's one thing to gamify things, and totally another to add stress and anxiety to your language learning.
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"Rtstiy somyaadz tslsi gabbayad ts5zftsl idiot."

The real idiot is the person who butchered Cyrillic for a stupid reason.
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Not quite the murderous piece of absolute sh*t dictator I was hoping for, but hopefully 2024 has a few good surprises left in it yet.
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Happy International Volunteers day to everyone who dedicates a part of their time to help do the Right Thing in their communities.
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Yeah, so I may have been bored in a meeting today...

https://mirrors.kernel.org/bogus
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Honestly, we are currently out of ideas on how to restore access to Codeberg.org.

We are fighting with extreme traffic and high load for several hours now, we have done the typical procedure to identify and block misbehaving AI crawlers.

However, we are currently having a hard time figuring out details about the ongoing high traffic situation.

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just one more LLM bro. i promise bro just one more LLM and we'll automate away all our problems bro. it’s just an Al chatbot bro. please just one more. one more Al and we'll save another 12 minutes/month. bro cmon just give me 9 millions gpu and we'll acheive AGI i promise bro. bro bro please we just need to build one more

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PSA: every business name with the word "growth" in it make it sound like an unfortunate medical condition.
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Me, optimistically: "maybe I should study Erzya, the language of my ancestors."
Wikipedia: "nope"
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Who are these people who get 4,000 XP a day in Duolingo? That's, like, 2 hours a day even at at 3x bonus. 😱
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Edited 27 days ago

Do you have just a little time for knitted gifts this year? Check out my free penguin ornament pattern. Quick and adorable, you might find yourself knitting more than one!
https://www.fuzzymitten.com/post/free-pattern-little-penguin

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I'm listening to "Hail Mary" and it's such an Obama era book, all the on-Earth bits make me cringe (or laugh).
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Thorsten Leemhuis (acct. 1/4)

And with "reiserfs: The last commit", is now gone from for 6.13:

https://git.kernel.org/torvalds/c/fb6f20ecb121cef4d7946f834a6ee867c4e21b4a

63 files changed, 12 insertions, 32804 deletions

Bye bye! 👋

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My other idea is using insulated tanks of distilled water buried in the ground for residential peak shaving. Overnight, the water is heated to 90°C using cheap excess capacity. During the morning peak, the heat pump uses it as a source of readily available heat for central heating. You can even have a fully mechanical heat pump "trickle-heating" the water during the night from a small wind turbine, since you just need to run the compressor and move the liquids around. There should be enough wind to heat up a tank of water even with a small backyard turbine.

I'm a complete dilettante in this, so I'm probably missing 99 reasons why this would be a lot more difficult.
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