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When the people who are the ones that should be progressing the sphere of human innovation (in any field) are using AI to do it, it stops being innovation and starts being inbreeding.
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What's the deal with Snap and ZFS on Ubuntu? We have a system that has so many ZFS snapshots we're getting timeouts when trying to manage them. I'm not certain, but I think each version of each Snap...
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Ok, so the 7 #Snap packages on our #Ubuntu server have now generated 10k+ #ZFS snapshots via "zsysctl state save ...", and the system completely refuses to GC these ("zsysctl service gc" times out...
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Hmm... When "zsysctl state save ..." is run, 384 ZFS snapshots are created! Almost every single one of them are variations on the theme...
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Not that anyone cares, but I deactivated my birdsite account just now, after more than a year of not using it at all. Mastodon replaces it nicely.
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It's amusing and concerning how self-proclaimed "hackers" nowadays are deeply invested in security and encryption, yet they often execute shell scripts directly from random websites using "curl ... |...
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I wrote this in an answer on U&L about a year ago. I think it's a perfect example of a write-only sentence of text:[...]If the pattern matches two consecutive lines, this will remove the line that...
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Want to try out a new weird sensation? Try brushing your teeth with an electric toothbrush while wearing noise-cancelling headphones.
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A notice from Theo de Raadt for people running #OpenBSD snapshots: Disruptive amd64 snapshot coming. https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=169837768314690&w=2
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This morning's train had no heating, so it was about +3 degrees or so for the entire trip (one hour, before switching to a bus). Going back home (three hours, with no bus), the train is superheated....
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Ok, so that was a bloody impossible sentence to jot down when only hearing it spoken in Esperanto. Especially since I saw the words cxi, tiu, kiu, and tie for the first time like two minutes ago....
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It's irritating that it's the *English* I'm most often getting wrong, not the Esperanto. Here, for example, I mistakenly wrote "visits" instead of "visit". #esperanto#duolingo
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I dunno. Top 2%? I've only studied Esperanto for about three or four weeks (EDIT: 19 days, it says it right there, that's all of it). I do a lot of repetition of old units, so that's why there are so...
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An issue in ed(1) that I also had a hard time resolving until I found out about using semicolons in address ranges, something that the POSIX standard document points out very nicely."Why can't I print...
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Mi ne estas kuseno. I am not a pillow. This was as random as the "I am a strawberry" phrase I saw a few weeks ago. #Duolingo#esperanto
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