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wayland has almost reached beta at which point it will be superseded by, i dont fuckin know, some poo poo called corundum or something
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kde is the closest linux to being windows which is still the best that a inux can be
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Max Facetime posted:“Rape apology is an umbrella term for any arguments suggesting that rape is infrequent, misreported, over-reported, not that big a deal, or excusable in some circumstances” I find your definition of rape apology troubling in some respects but if I change it to “some things a not terrible person does not discuss on a tech conference mailing list” then I like it pretty good
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front panel out on my desktop hums when the gpu fires up, cause the header is at the back right next to the pcie slot turns out i just dont gaf enough to do anything about it
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Suspicious Dish posted:Greg KH is an extremely nice and good man who put up with Linus bullshit for a long time, privately trying to console people and fix the situation, and has been advocating for change behind the scenes for forever. yeah no talking poo poo about gregkh
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openbsd may be a shitshow but holy poo poo is someone defending selinux itt also lol @ using any kind of on-machine firewall. do a proper security group ffs and if you have to manage physical machines just kill yourself now
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Oct 6, 2018 20:31
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eschaton posted:I don’t think nBSD is defending SELinux, but defending MAC in general which is implemented in lots of systems including other BSDs mac is selinux plus rounding errors
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Oct 6, 2018 21:25
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:a working MAC framework is table stakes to pretend your OS is secure orrr I can acknowledge that my os is a piece of poo poo and as a bonus never touch selinux ever
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Oct 7, 2018 02:42
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akadajet posted:if it already knows the commands it should just do it itself when the issue is “program tried to do something but was blocked” you really want a human in the loop
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Oct 7, 2018 15:24
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:selinux and containers are two great tastes that taste great together. aside from simple namespacing, none of the extant container tools have any kind of security story, because it's assumed you'll use selinux to manage that problem great now convince my boss and whoever else controls the purse strings that selinux is a good thing to allocate an FTE to. also, files? really? this is tyool 2018. attackers accessing files is 100% not a concern
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Oct 7, 2018 15:40
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building your own when you can buy a box that does the job is for college students and other poors. it is never a correct business decision
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Oct 7, 2018 22:06
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android container is obviously data’s bedroom on the enterprise ncc-1701d
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Oct 10, 2018 07:02
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here what you really want is 300 in order x86 cores with deep learning extensions
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kidding aside i assume their plan is to scale up their embedded graphics until it uses lots of power and is slower than ATI and nVidia cards at the same price
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Oct 18, 2018 23:17
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i don't know who to root for. gnome developers are terrible, but so are people who make user stylesheets for desktop programs
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Oct 19, 2018 01:05
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cause gentoo is poo poo
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sorry to the five remaining bsd users that linux got a decent init. maybe use linux then you can have a decent init too setting up systemd-networkd to handle ENIs attached to k8s workers at runtime was ez-pz, just a file with like two lines. wildcard match on ifname and "yes use dhcp" hey we're done systemd-timesyncd syncs time which is very needs suiting systemd-resolved makes split dns on openvpn painless i dont give two sloppy shits about monoculture or any of that poo poo. if poettering goes off the deep end and fucks everything up I rest easy knowing that some other insufferable nerd will step up to take a crack at starting processes for me
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Oct 29, 2018 03:32
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almost the only healthy projects with a permissive license are open core and primarily maintained by one or a few companies. healthy being debatable
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Tankakern posted:nbsd is hellbent on bad mouthing gentoo at every opportunity because he knew someone who used it to rice his setup in 2004 gentoo is garbage trash and unfit for any purpose aside from making linux fans feel like they're hacking the gibson as they watch compile spam scroll past. this is still true with CFLAGS at default
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:what's the ranking of linux from best linux to worst linux? ---- decent ---- RHEL centos ---- tolerable ---- debian ubuntu ---- trash ---- arch gentoo devuan ubuntu derivates fedora
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it is a recurring problem in this thread that people, for some reason, think ubuntu is a tolerable situation. it is not. friends do not let friends use ubuntu. ok I don’t think anything at work actually uses distro packages though. it’s self-packaged ruby debs and other awful poo poo so we’d have to get better for what you said to make a difference
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writing go and deploying it as a container with 1 file in it looks nice. will never get to do that but it looks nice
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Tankakern posted:gentoo is ~what you make it to be~, it's a meta distribution, a build-your-own-distro kit. if you think it still it trash it is because you didn't do anything in it. i think we're using different words to say the same thing. yes, gentoo is a pile of garbage that you get the joy of picking through to cobble together a half-working system. if that is what you want to do on your free time that's fine, everyone needs a hobby. i myself did some questionable things in college, including gentoo experimentation. what i object strongly to is the notion that gentoo is ever appropriate for any use in the workplace, where innocent coworkers and customers will be impacted by the gentooer's bad decisions
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Tankakern posted:i use gentoo privately because: ur fuckin with me, i can tell
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hobbesmaster posted:why 4pi instead of 2pi because more number = better than, duh
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use kde neon*, its based on bionic and ships massive updates a couple times a week * if you are like me and constitutionally incapable of installing a good linux
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:selinux is good and cool and learned the important lessons from trusted solaris and trusted hpux it is also arcane and pointlessly stupid. the tooling and documentation are laughably bad. it works perfectly well if you make the huge and far-more-than-should-be-necessary effort to grok its weirdness. so yeah it's pretty fuckin linux
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it's way better than the systems that preceded it "beats the poo poo out of solaris but still sucks" is very, very linux
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this is horrifying but i can't quite put my finger on why
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ewe2 posted:Who cares about RH, I'm trying to understand why a network drive application needs the specifics of an ext4 filesystem. Google Drive doesn't need that, AFAIK. feature support beyond open/read/write/close is real patchy for linux filesystems so it would make sense if they only supported ext4 and xfs, the two widely-used filesystems. ext4 only is really weird to the point that i wonder if they're trying to get rid of people using it to back up their digitalocean droplet or some poo poo
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TimWinter posted:The linux sucks this guy did in 2017 is what finally got me interested in Fedora, somehow. please keep your fetishes out of yospos ty
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let i hug posted:Anyone have a link for a minimal-pain guide to setting up SELinux on a Debian desktop? haha youre funny
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had to reset my mba's bmc once. a very smooth experience. velvety and sensual
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brand engager posted:love to deal with computer virtualbox is for when you want to get nothing done for a week
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brand engager posted:It's for a class, so I'm stuck using it get vmware player and use that instead. at worst you have to convert the vdi or vhd or whatever to vmware's format
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brand engager posted:Why does it even matter which vm thing I'm using? This isn't some long-term setup where extra janitoring to have the Correct Yospos Tooling can pay off in any way. Finals are the first week of december, and the whole thing is getting torn down. its about like being able to use the fuckin thing without it hanging Notorious b.s.d. posted:vmware player and vmware workstation are dead still better than virtualbox
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cinci zoo sniper posted:why vm.overcommit_ratio defaults to 50 so you have the other 50 for page cache? hardly matters what the original reason was. the reason it stays there is that no one can propose a kernel change that small without some high status individual deciding that everything will be destroyed if the change is made
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cinci zoo sniper posted:hm. i just wonder how to manage one server installation i oversee - its suggested to have the overcommit mode to 2, so it is guided by the overcommit ratio, but then with 50 im getting hard memory allocation/oom failures since the machine hosts moderately large db cluster and a few hungry jvm server apps concurrently - with the plot twist being that poo poo rarely ever actually uses that much ram, so it feels like i arbitrarily halve the ram system makes available to applications iirc commit limit controls anonymous mappings and maybe locked pages, file-backed mappings having somewhere to go if the kernel needs to evict pages. basically vm.overcommit_ratio = 50 means up to half the system ram is allowed to be used for app heaps and other userspace stuff like buffer pools. the other 50 is for everything else: the kernel and page cache mainly. depending on your DB having a lot of ram available to the page cache is either absolutely vital or absolutely useless iow search your feelings for the correct value of vm.overcommit_ratio
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