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

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@deferred I disagree -- the parisc one was worth a sixpack all by itself.
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In good news, I am now ready to kill all remaining wikis. We now have:

https://backports.docs.kernel.org/
https://wireless.docs.kernel.org/
https://www.kernel.org/doc/projects/parisc/ (under community review)
https://www.kernel.org/doc/projects/perf/ (under community review)
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I spent the last week converting wikis to RTD. Plz send beer.
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And no, it's not easy to "just throttle them" when it's thousands of IPs all coming from public cloud subnets with user-agents matching common modern browsers.
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AI farms can just up and die, please. Add overscraping to the long list of public resources being ruined by commercial greed -- to join overfishing, overlogging, and overgrazing.
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OpenAI is the new Napster.
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@gromit I already have a port of wireless.wiki.kernel.org to RTD -- I just need the buy-in from the maintainers. :) E.g. see the preliminary build at https://www.kernel.org/doc/projects/wireless/
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Reply to @gromit@chaos.social
@gromit I'm either archiving them or converting them to sphinx/RTD style docs. The three remaining wikis that I need to deal with are: wireless.wiki.kernel.org parisc.wiki.kernel.org and perf.wiki.kernel.org
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@kuoirad sphinx-built RTD sites. Or anything statically generated will do, really.
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Trying to kill the 3 remaining wikis that we host. Wikis were a nice idea back in 2000's, but these days it's a constant struggle against spammers and AI farms that descend on your sites like locust and consume all resources until the system falls over.
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Reply to @major@social.lol
@major that's the "how high?" part.
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When Donald says "jump," Elon says "how high?"

Truly, a thought leader.
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@vbabka @jarkko I only get triggered on mailing lists. :)
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Reply to @yura@udongein.xyz
@yura true story: if you happen to give your Linux system a hostname "linux.com" (and it can actually deliver mail), these reports end up in my inbox, where they periodically give me a heart attack.
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@pdp7 Had to ban a few hostile bots. See if things are better now.
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Reply to @pdp7@fosstodon.org
@pdp7 can you tell me which frontend? Looking at "host lore.kernel.org" should let you know which one.
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Reply to @kees@fosstodon.org
@kees I have not considered this brevectuality, but I'm starting to suspect that a brevect is something you may order with a cup of covfefe.
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@gulovsen My first guess was that it was about a "patent" (brevet in French), but who knows.
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Brevect like "brexit" but you actually evict them.
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Bro, do you even brevect?
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