Pete Zaitcev

Jonny Dyer: ODCs (Orbital Data Centers — zaitcev) will happen.

Someone wrote about the collapse of MinIO (as an open-source project): The CNCF badge isn’t a safety net.

Great, I am unable to comment at BG.

A guy who sits next to me is in his 70s, and he said: "I started out on a teletype."

Problem: A submodule is stuck in a commit, like so: $ git show .................................... shows a stuck submodule --- a/badsub +++ b/badsub @@ -1 +1 @@ -Subproject commit 4ba912892c1b8c213c6c2e78b3bf257635dc534e +Subproject commit 4b813c322ebe23…

Problem: `podman container ls` warns: WARN[0000] The cgroupv2 manager is set to systemd but there is no systemd user session available Solution: $ sudo apt install dbus-user-session; systemctl --user start dbus

I'm unemployed right now and I go to job interviews once in a while.

On the topic of AI writing code, I've read a Sci-Fi story some 30 years ago, probably from the 1950s or 1960s.

I'm looking for a name for a new WiFi area.

We all know how it's possible for a guest VM to access various host functions by accessing a PCI device, right?

They pushed the "You're one of a few experts invited to answer" notifications for a long time - maybe a year, I don't remember.

Because FreeCAD was such a disaster for me, I started looking at crazy solutions, like exporting STEP from OpenSCAD.

The other day I was watching a video by Rich Jones about Fedora on RISC-V.

The only way to obtain STEP from OpenSCAD that I know is an external tool that someone made.

What do you think this does: class A(object):  def aa(self):  return 'A1' class A(object):  def aa(self):  return 'A2' a = A() print("%s" % a.aa()) It prints "A2".

Problem: When copying from tmux in gnome-terminal, the text is full of whitespace.

Problem: After an update to F39, a system continues to boot F38 kernels The /bin/kernel-install generates entries in /boot/efi/loader/entries instead of /boot/loader/entries.

postfix-3.8.1-5.fc39.x86_64 opendkim-2.11.0-0.35.fc39.x86_64 Following generic guides (e.g. at Akamai Linode) almost got it all working with ease.

Speaking of S3 becoming strongly consistent, Swift was strongly consistent for objects in practice from the very beginning.

Problem: I want to copy a file in git and preserve its history.

Problem: you run a Pleroma instance, and you want to restrict the composite timelines to logged-in users only, but without going to the full "public: false".

Problem: you create and VM like you always did, but RHEL 9 bombs with: Fatal glibc error: CPU does not support x86-64-v2 Solution: as Dan Berrange explains in bug #2060839, a traditional default CPU model qemu64 is no longer sufficient.

Bro, u mad?

Suppose you want to create a pipeline with the subprocess and you want to capture the stderr.

The company we mentioned previously is in the news.