K. Ryabitsev 🍁
@monsieuricon
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2455This account is for Linux/Kernel/FOSS topics in general: #linux, #kernel, #foss, #git, #sysadmin, #infrastructure.
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁
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I'm considering an archiving scheme for social.kernel.org that would automatically add all public statuses to a public-inbox archive -- not right away, but maybe after a month or so. This should allow us to remove them from the database while still keeping them publicly accessible. From what I've read elsewhere, pleroma's database backend organization is not great, so after a while they start to experience database performance problems. Removing old entries should allow us to avoid this fate while still preserving the conversation record.
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@captainepoch is there a quickie way to filter the timeline to remove replies that aren't to myself or myself+my follows? I find that if I haven't checked my TL for a while it's easier to view it in the browser where I can filter it by these criteria in PleromaFE.
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Check out that AI avatar making app, they said.
It's pretty cool, they said.
It's pretty cool, they said.
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Came across a mention of "IIS" in some old docs and had some terrible flashbacks from 2000s.
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Hey, Amazon -- if you still want to release Amazon Linux 2022, you're kinda starting to run out of 2022.
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Today's annoyance: a subtly difference behaviour from a library when some underlying library happens to be absent. From the debugging perspective it looks like I have the same version of python and python-requests, and yet on one the same piece of code is failing, and on another it's passing. Apparently, when python-simplejson is present, requests will use it, but when it isn't, it will use the standard json library (and crash when encountering a json value that is bytes as opposed to str).
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Joe Lawrence
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Obligatory #introduction: linux kernel livepatch for Red Hat kpatch by day, squash player and Philly sports fan by night. Reverb > distortion, pilsner > IPA, and other opinions.
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@est I had to follow you back for the nerdiest meta headers in the profile I've seen *ever*.
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Milan Broz
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Cryptsetup 2.6.0-rc0 release candidate is ready for testing, https://gitlab.com/cryptsetup/cryptsetup#download
It also introduces support for handling legacy FileVault2 (macOS) encrypted devices.
Release notes https://kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/cryptsetup/v2.6/v2.6.0-rc0-ReleaseNotes
It also introduces support for handling legacy FileVault2 (macOS) encrypted devices.
Release notes https://kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/cryptsetup/v2.6/v2.6.0-rc0-ReleaseNotes
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monsieuriconIf you have a kernel.org account, you can set your webfinger by using:
ssh git@gitolite.kernel.org social set @your@social.example.foo
This will let people find your fediverse account by searching for “@yourusername@kernel.org“.
Use “social help“ to see other commands.
Proper documentation forthcoming and will be on korg.docs.kernel.org once done.
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Another webfinger test. I typed '@ wagi @ kernel.org' below:
@wagi
It should have been replaced with the proper destination.
@wagi
It should have been replaced with the proper destination.
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The character limit for posts on this instance is now set at 31337. Because "threads" are stupid and make you Talk. Like. Captain. Kirk.
Just write your thoughts.
Just write your thoughts.
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