Phil Krylov

31 posts

Phil Krylov

Phil Krylov

@phil_krylov

Katılım Haziran 2014
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Maria Bakhareva
Maria Bakhareva@BakharevaMaria·
@thebear78736857 @letopisi_rus Во-первых, Senfmühle, а не Mühlen-Senf, во-вторых у них больше двадцати сортов горчицы, указывайте специфику. А то, знаете ли, с горчицей English Curry получится совсем не то, что с Apfel-Meerrettich.
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Русские летописи и кот Онфим
А посоветуйте рецепт медово-горчичного соуса хороший. Или другой соус к суховатой курице, в котором нет особо редких ингредиентов (и нет молочных продуктов в составе)
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Trucku-Kun
Trucku-Kun@trucku_kun·
@vini2kbsd sadly freebsd is not working on my PC (I heard it have the same problem with office PC like HP and DELL) and BTX is what stopping me from using it , it hard lock the PC when trying to boot the live ISO because it doesn't like the memory allocation HP bios has.
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Eric Turgeon
Eric Turgeon@Ericbsd·
@xpi It will simplify some issues recently seen with swap on partition and if I am not mistaken we will be able to use a ZVol.
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Eric Turgeon
Eric Turgeon@Ericbsd·
I am removing the swap partition option from the next #GhostBSD installer, called install-station. The new setup system, setup-station, will ask if you want a swap and how big you want it. We are moving to swap files instead of swap partitions.
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vermaden
vermaden@vermaden·
@sheridancompute ... and do not get me wrong - its generally ALL LAPTOP MARKET that is fucked up. Only laptop you can get with INS/DEL and HOME/END keys is the #ThinkPad 25th Anniversary Edition - also called T25 - but they (@Lenovo) only made 5000 of them - so they are rare as fuck :[
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vermaden
vermaden@vermaden·
The masOS is quite good choice it you DO NOT have your idea how things should be organized and how they should work. After I setup my Openbox/Dzen2/Tint2 with my aero-snap.sh [1] and additional scripts using macOS is real PITA. [1] github.com/vermaden/scrip…
nixCraft 🐧@nixcraft

macOS is actually quite good for dev or IT work and it is a Unix after all. Many folks migrate from Win10/11 to Linux because they're looking for an alternative that offers more freedom, control, privacy, or a different philosophy (or combination of all).

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Phil Krylov
Phil Krylov@phil_krylov·
@ContaboCom Writing a post mortem is a step in the right direction. It's too late, though
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Contabo
Contabo@ContaboCom·
Here is a full report on what caused the Nuremberg Data Center incident last week - including the timeline of the incident, the steps we took to resolve it, and the measures we are taking to improve our reaction in the future. contabo.com/blog/nuremberg…
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Phil Krylov
Phil Krylov@phil_krylov·
@eatonphil Not always true. But Valgrind is unsupported and broken on MacOS 10.12+
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Phil Eaton
Phil Eaton@eatonphil·
Maybe the more obvious lesson is don't develop (Linux) software on a (ARM) Mac.
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Phil Eaton
Phil Eaton@eatonphil·
Debugging a memory leak: a Postgres story Spent a few days trying to get valgrind working with Postgres to track a long-running background process, not super easy since valgrind only reports when the process exits, unless you attach with gdb. Spent some time trying to configure AddressSanitizer/LeakSanitizer but it's super weird on mac, maybe worse on ARM macs. It would mess with stdout so all the Postgres tools like pg_config, initdb, etc. didn't work correctly. Only with stdbuf -i0 -o0 -e0 prefix did it work correctly but then Makefiles didn't like this. perf mem record seemed like it might have potential. But it also wasn't working in my VMWare VM, could be because I'm on ARM, dunno; "failed: memory events not supported". FINALLY bcc memleak.py just gives me a nice little stack trace at the exact location that's leaking memory. 😅 This suite (and Brendan Gregg's blog) is a treasure. github.com/iovisor/bcc/bl…
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Phil Krylov
Phil Krylov@phil_krylov·
@vmisev LC_NUMERIC=hi_IN.UTF-8 printf "\$%'.2f" 297541
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Vintage Maps
Vintage Maps@vintagemapstore·
Extinct languages of the Mediterranean. Work & Credit: Mediterranea.
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Klara Inc.
Klara Inc.@klarainc·
#FreeBSD hardware support: Where do you think it's needed more?
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Dashanan…
Dashanan…@padukajorat·
Well this was not planned, but Let's learn #OpenZFS zpool concepts on #FreeBSD, should apply to other os, lots of information can be added kindly do share so I can append it.
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Klara Inc.
Klara Inc.@klarainc·
Everything that can be automated should be automated. FreeBSD’s libxo integration is one of many advantages it currently enjoys over Linux, and in the era of automation being able to manipulate outputs is key. How do you plan to start using libxo? bit.ly/3X3ZW3O
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n.ever again
n.ever again@nasyan·
помните ли вы журнал «компьтерра»? если да, то напишите в реплаи возраст. если пошерите для более репрезентативной выборки — было бы прекрасно.
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Sam
Sam@samuzora1970·
@linuxopsys Could someone help to explain how this piece of code work?
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Linuxopsys
Linuxopsys@linuxopsys·
11 dangerous Linux terminal commands every Linux user must be aware of (don't run).
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Linuxopsys
Linuxopsys@linuxopsys·
9. Write random junk to hard drive 🈳📀 This command will write random garbage data to your hard drive. Your system will not be recovered as a result of this command.
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Phil Krylov
Phil Krylov@phil_krylov·
@linuxopsys this is C code, one can't "run it in their terminal", you're going to get a syntax error or probably a command not found error depending on your shell
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Linuxopsys
Linuxopsys@linuxopsys·
Running the code below in your terminal will delete your root partition leaving your system unusable.
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Phil Krylov
Phil Krylov@phil_krylov·
@linuxopsys no example in sight? is every chmod invocation dangerous?
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Linuxopsys
Linuxopsys@linuxopsys·
The chmod command changes file permissions to configure user access to a specific file or directory. By running this command, you grant all system users the ability to read, write, and execute data on your system. In terms of security, this is risky and dangerous.
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Phil Krylov
Phil Krylov@phil_krylov·
@linuxopsys won't work. can't mv multiple things to non-directory. See mv argument order as well
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Linuxopsys
Linuxopsys@linuxopsys·
Everything that is moved to this location is destroyed. As a result, if you accidentally move your data to this folder, it will not be recovered
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