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Tankakern posted:it's the butter fs, it even says so in the name
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i can't believe its not butter fs
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:i can't believe its not butter fs ask Hans to spread it for you
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butterfs, filesystem bfff (by fats, for fats)
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yo’ so wack, you format your drives with buster fs, CJ!
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bustin makes me feel good
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Poopernickel posted:bustin makes me feel good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tdyU_gW6WE
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I helped a guy with his BuildRoot initramfs switch_root setup yesterday on IRC. Now my script will be going into Low Earth Orbit. Neat!
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ratbert90 posted:I helped a guy with his BuildRoot initramfs switch_root setup yesterday on IRC. Now my script will be going into Low Earth Orbit. Neat! Congrats! Hope the mission goes well. I feel that embedded Linux still has a way to go before arriving at a place where physical access is literally impossible. It can be argued that firmware should address these issues but I think the OS has a hand in this too. Anyways, it’s pretty cool that Linux is poised to be the space os of choice.
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it's because you don't need sound in space
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:it's because you don't need sound in space ![]() ![]()
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:it's because you don't need sound in space
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:it's because you don't need sound in space
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:it's because you don't need sound in space
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el dorito posted:Congrats! Hope the mission goes well. I feel that embedded Linux still has a way to go before arriving at a place where physical access is literally impossible. It can be argued that firmware should address these issues but I think the OS has a hand in this too. He has a whole 3Kb/s upload link. ![]() Best Bi Geek Squid posted:it's because you don't need sound in space
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got xsnow built and running ![]()
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:o didn't know about xsnow compiling as we speak
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awesome, christmas is saved!
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Tankakern posted::o didn't know about xsnow this was forked from xsnow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u07y2A8v0Eo
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There Will Be Penalty posted:this was forked from xsnow lol
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i didn't see this coming FreeBSD ZFS File-System Code To Be Re-Based Over ZFS On Linux but then again i don't use zfs, i guess it makes sense this year has been one of the weirdest ever in computing
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:it's because you don't need sound in space heh
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Tankakern posted:i didn't see this coming it's because the last remaining open source solaris vendor switched to linux zfs on linux is currently a one man project. i assume delphix moving to linux means there will be at least a handful of full time zfs on linux developers?
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Always in the mood for a good (and 100% justified) Linus rant. Some idiot decided that breaking userspace for containers was a good thing, which broke several other things in userspace. For those of you who don't know, the one unbreakable rule for the Linux Kernel development process is "ya don't break userspace." Eric W. Biederman was notified of his pull request breaking poo poo back in JULY and he responded with: quote:It has never been the case that mknod on a device node will guarantee Linus was notified yesterday about it and he was very VERY angry. quote:Yeah, this is complete garbage. ![]() FlapYoJacks fucked around with this message at 23:13 on Dec 23, 2018 |
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that sensitivity training must have worked, because that is way more restrained than his rants of days prior
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do you think is emails are ghost written?
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The_Franz posted:that sensitivity training must have worked, because that is way more restrained than his rants of days prior Was thinking exactly the same thing.
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Disappointed Linus is much more devastating than Ranty Linus.
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spankmeister posted:Was thinking exactly the same thing. ditto
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ratbert90 posted:Always in the mood for a good (and 100% justified) Linus rant. here is the commit message: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/94f82008ce30e2624537d240d64ce718255e0b80 no wonder he used to swear so much. the net effect of this change was to replace a failure that makes sense with one that doesn't ewe2 posted:Disappointed Linus is much more devastating than Ranty Linus. if i was this biederman guy i would get a new job and maybe change my name
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ewe2 posted:Disappointed Linus is much more devastating than Ranty Linus.
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> It has never been the case that mknod on a device node will guarantee that you even can open the device node. Is this even true? lol.
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Suspicious Dish posted:> It has never been the case that mknod on a device node will guarantee that you even can open the device node. it's fishmech true
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ewe2 posted:Disappointed Linus is much more devastating than Ranty Linus. Phoenixan posted:linus not swearing is suddenly an equivalent of making my dad upset
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:if i was this biederman guy i would get a new job and maybe change my name
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Suspicious Dish posted:> It has never been the case that mknod on a device node will guarantee that you even can open the device node. Sure, what if the device isn't present or driver support isn't available? (Or is the obvious case excluded by context?)
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James Baud posted:Sure, what if the device isn't present or driver support isn't available? (Or is the obvious case excluded by context?) you can always create the node but the kernel will just throw an error if you try to use it and it doesn’t work it’s not the filesystem’s job to know if a device at a specific major/minor node exists probably similar to the case of if you have a device that is only intermittently available but you want the device file anyway for whatever reason
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Disappointed Linus comes off as a figure of authority. Ranty Linus comes off as a prudulent child. That’s why it’s so devastating. He comes off as collected and you know you just pissed off the boss man to a degree that you don’t even want to reply because of the shame you now have (he never replied to the email chain.). I quite like disappointed Linus and hope he continues to devastate people in this manner.
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“Firm but not an rear end in a top hat” is a big improvement
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that doesn’t prevent him from being wrong of course; software that flouts API rules shouldn’t be expected to run forever of course if Linux had a concept of API/ABI epochs, binaries built against an earlier SDK could be kept running while the same code built against a newer SDK could break appropriately (so its developers fix it)
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