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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.

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Is it me? Am getting too old?
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"This presentation was written by AI" is the modern day's version of "I'm seeing these slides for the first time."
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Reply to @mpdesouza@floss.social
@mpdesouza https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/tree/MAINTAINERS usually indicates if a list is restricted for non-subscribers
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@mpdesouza Do you mean, which lists require being subscribed in order to post?
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Reply to @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange
@0xabad1dea not sure what you mean, the "Ode to Yoch" has always been my favourite piece.
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@pixellight oh no worries, they are back at their original spawn point.
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@pixellight my sources say they croaked.
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Happy to welcome two new orange mayhems into our home.

(This is Tater. His brother Wesley is roaming somewhere out of reach of the camera.)
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@ljs @a1ba @vbabka writing Perl is easy, you just redirect /dev/urandom into a file and lightly edit until it runs. ;)
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mulad@mastodon.sdf.org

Mike Hicks

Good one in NUMTOT today
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/7buEViTatFhi4HTQ/

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akkoma@ihatebeinga.live

akkoma stuff

akkoma 2024.02 stable has been released!

https://meta.akkoma.dev/t/akkoma-stable-2024-02-background-followbacks/655

featuring such cool stuff as user background federation!
automatic followback approval!
and the hinted-at security fix!
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JamesGleick@zirk.us

James Gleick

Fascinating to see the Times slowly trying to come to grips with the way they’ve been played by Moscow.

It takes them seven paragraphs to get to the fact that the allegations against Biden were (passive voice) “made up.”

Not till paragraph twelve does the real protagonist appear: Russian intelligence. It’s a Russian disinformation operation. Let’s see if we can say that out loud. https://masto.ai/@Nonilex/111984017335877297

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EU_Commission@social.network.europa.eu

European Commission

Two years ago, Putin started a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Some predicted that it would fall in a matter of days.

Instead, the Ukrainian people have proven the power of fighting for something.

Putin made a mistake because he cannot understand what drives a human spirit when it is free to think and dream.

He cannot understand that if you give people a choice, they choose liberty. 

Ukraine chose to fight for its freedom and a better future.

And Europe will be with you.

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jeffowski@mastodon.world

Church of Jeff

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@neil Stop, I'm going to url.
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@drewdevault 100%. Having to keep a much larger instance just to survive the pubswarm when Linus occasionally posts really speaks volumes about the protocol's inefficiency.
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ampersine@mastodon.online

Covidiocracy

North Korea has been supplying Putin with missiles to attack Ukraine. But when wreckage from one of those North Korean missiles was examined, investigators discovered it had been built primarily from smuggled American parts:

"75 percent of the components documented were linked to U.S. companies, with 16 percent linked to European ones, and nine percent connected with companies based in Asia."

https://www.twz.com/news-features/north-korean-missile-used-in-ukraine-was-packed-full-of-u-s-parts

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Reply to @broonie@mastodon.social
@broonie @vbabka it's going to be an interesting trade-off between cost and convenience. Tokenizing huge threads costs quite a bit of money, but if it helps save time for maintainers, then it's a worthy trade-off. I will probably take a stab at incorporating this into the review workflow, but it will require some careful planning, including making sure that we don't lose the context of the tokenized discussion in case the developer wants to add to the prompt -- because we for sure don't want to re-tokenize the same huge thread and waste another bunch of money and cycles.
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@gaycookie "years" is a pretty arbitrary unit of measurement. :) This is why I prefer to measure my age in leap years and I look forward to turning 12 next week. :)

Happy birthday!
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