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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 🇨🇦🇺🇦
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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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@ironiridis okay, but that's cooling, which heats up the water. What about heating, which, in theory, cools the water down (not even sure how perceptibly).
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A serious question for those of you who know these things better than me. With so many cities built on riverbanks, why aren't we using the rivers with heat pumps for both heating and cooling? There's a lot of heat trapped in water compared to air, so it should be super economical to build a heat pump and run a central heating system that will more than pay for itself over just a few years. Similarly, in the summer it can be reversed to do cooling for AC instead.
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@Conan_Kudo I remember using KDE in 1998. I wonder if it's any different today... ;)
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@major Reminds me of this misspelled detour sign, which mysteriously gained an extra "B" a few days later.
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Wayland terminal poll-off:
13% kitty
37% foot
48% other
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Oh no, not a missing CAA record! 😱
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Oh, no. The word "fan" is actually just short for "fancier."

Are you a sports fancier?
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Edited 6 days ago
Me: "creates a brand new 70TB RAID6 array"
RAID6: "pls wait while I spend 2 days sync'ing (checks) these 0 bytes of data across all these disks"
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them: "Your domain's SPF record has ~all instead of -all, this is a critical vulnerability."
me: "No, it's not, it's configured that way for a reason."
them: "Can I get a bounty for reporting this critical vulnerability?"
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@yura the apex domain should be a A/AAAA record and not a CNAME, so depending on the CDN configuration, it is often easier to have a small redirector service running on the apex domain that then redirects to the www subdomain that is the CNAME of the CDN.
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1000 days since the Russian army invaded Ukraine, destroying its cities and murdering civilians, all because Putin needed a "quick victorious war" to remain in power.

I will never forget, and I will never forgive.
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I just found out that "scout" in Norsk is "speider," so I'm officially a Speider Mann.
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Guilty pleasure: chefreactions on instagram. blobcatchefskiss
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Akkoma has been unwedged.
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