K. Ryabitsev 🍁
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Reminder: LSS-NA is happening this week, starting Wednesday! Virtual attendance is available for those not able to make it to Vancouver.
RE: https://social.kernel.org/objects/b29af78c-329b-4bbb-9d99-81299bd1b6e7
RE: https://social.kernel.org/objects/b29af78c-329b-4bbb-9d99-81299bd1b6e7
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@Lalufu it's fast and feature-complete for what we need. Everything else is dramatically worse.
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@vkoul no, that's a whole separate infrastructure. The reason behind moving vger is because it's an outlier in the kernel.org domain space that really should be maintained alongside other kernel.org hosts. The same logic doesn't apply to lists hosted on other domains.
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After a few starts and stops over the past few years, we have finally started migrating lists from the venerable vger system running on majordomo+zmailer onto a more modern stack (mlmmj+postfix). We're doing it list by list to reduce disruption and make sure that the new setup is able to take the load, but the hope is to complete the migration over the next few months and finally put the old vger to rest.
Thus far, we have migrated netdev and bpf and things are looking good and stable. We'll give it a week or two to make sure we don't hit any weird corner cases and then get going with others.
Thus far, we have migrated netdev and bpf and things are looking good and stable. We'll give it a week or two to make sure we don't hit any weird corner cases and then get going with others.
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@pdp7 we do use "---" as a way to find the changelog section. Unfortunately.
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I think this may be a good time to see if Gnome Web has gotten good enough to serve as a work browser. I just updated to Fedora 38 over the weekend, so why not give this another whirl.
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Not sure what's happening today, but Firefox took 5 minutes to open a window. Feels like some kind of DNS problem, but I can't for the life of me figure it out. Once it opens, it works just fine.
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Got the bulk of my #lssna slides completed today.
Now I just need to sprinkle some memes all over them.
Now I just need to sprinkle some memes all over them.
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This is a regular reminder that Russian military is still dropping high-yield explosives onto Ukrainian homes, killing women and children.
This is not f'n okay.
This is not f'n okay.
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Well, I found the guilty party and the murder weapon. Not naming any names, but posting this here as a recipe of how to be very abusive to a git server.
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Want to know when the next mainline kernel is scheduled to be released?
You can subscribe to https://kernel.org/releases-calendar.ics
You can subscribe to https://kernel.org/releases-calendar.ics
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@trini you should email helpdesk@kernel.org and mention the IP address that it resolves to (lore is multiple systems, depending on your location).
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Hello, large swathes of AWS EC2 Frankfurt. Welcome to my DROP policy. Sorry it's come to this.
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@tost unfortunately, it's not reasonable to cache git. We're already optimizing things greatly on the backend, but certain git operations will always have a huge CPU or RAM footprint, and it's not reasonable to cache or deny them. :(
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