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gabensraum posted:spent the last three days at an open source developers conference run by linux australia and everyone told each other to go gently caress themselves far fewer times than i expected based ott lot easier to say that stuff on the internet
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gabensraum posted:spent the last three days at an open source developers conference run by linux australia and everyone told each other to go gently caress themselves far fewer times than i expected based ott a society armed with comically large knives and pockets full of venomous critters is a polite society
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Cocoa Crispies posted:a society armed with comically large knives and pockets full of venomous critters is a polite society
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:cmon can i get a "rhel yeah!!" in here?? lol
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triple sulk posted:https://anders.unix.se/2015/10/28/screenshots-from-developers--unix-people-2002/ lol the only 2 legitimate developers are both using windows for their unix development
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eschaton posted:DBus is actually way more complicated than it needs to be DBus lets you perform rpc messaging and pub/sub messaging. messages have structural information attached to them and are routed by a (peer process id, peer object id, peer object interface id) tuple, all of which are human-readable strings. there's also a peer name registry that lets things claim names like org.freedesktop.systemd instead of the equivalent of "the anonymous connection with serial number 1234", and a hook to let a service manager launch a service if that name isn't currently claimed by any running process. seems pretty minimal to me. e: there's some stupid vestigial SASL thing on classic dbus that's getting removed for kdbus. some people tried to make it possible to carry dbus over a network connection ages ago which kind of misses the point of what dbus is for. quote:does DBus even support passing data of out of band without copies, or passing file descriptors? only for the last eight years or so Sapozhnik fucked around with this message at 15:05 on Oct 29, 2015 |
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Cocoa Crispies posted:a society armed with comically large knives and pockets full of venomous critters is a polite society
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triple sulk posted:https://anders.unix.se/2015/10/28/screenshots-from-developers--unix-people-2002/ Richard Stallman, july 2002: I don’t know how to make a screenshot, because I normally use my computer in text-mode. I have X and GNOME installed, but I use them only occasionally.
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Zom Aur posted:this is good too you found it
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triple sulk posted:you found it guess i didnt know it 
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triple sulk posted:https://anders.unix.se/2015/10/28/screenshots-from-developers--unix-people-2002/ jerkcity in it, voted 5
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carry on then posted:jerkcity in it, voted 5 jerkcity rules
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triple sulk posted:https://anders.unix.se/2015/10/28/screenshots-from-developers--unix-people-2002/ I thought the bottom right of Ritchie's screen had an icon labeled "warez"
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jordan hubbard listening to tunes and checking out jerk city not much has changed
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triple sulk posted:you found it i thought it was the cmdrtaco anime
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systemd flies in the face of the Unix philosophy: "do one thing and do it well," representing a complex collection of dozens of tightly coupled binaries. Its responsibilities grossly exceed that of an init system, as it goes on to handle power management, device management, mount points, cron, disk encryption, socket API/inetd, syslog, network configuration, login/session management, readahead, GPT partition discovery, container registration, hostname/locale/time management, mDNS/DNS-SD, the Linux console and other things all wrapped into one. The agenda for systemd to be an ever-growing and invasive middleware for GNU/Linux was elucidated in a 2014 GNOME Asia talk. Keep it simple, stupid.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:a society armed with comically large knives and pockets full of venomous critters is a polite society http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2068477/Indian-farmers-dump-bags-snakes-tax-office-protest-stop-bribery.html 
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triple sulk posted:you found it oh I assumed it was the php dude with a photo of himself inventing php
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well team, ubuntu gnome pulled down some big rear end ota last night and upgraded to 15.10 and now folks there's some small differences and idk if it shakes iout afte a while but it is slow as bricks and lags like gently caress. we will see if it cured my bugs such as sometimes chrome or audacity bring the entire computer down and it cannot be remedied without restarting x
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Smythe posted:well team, ubuntu gnome pulled down some big rear end ota last night and upgraded to 15.10 and now folks there's some small differences and idk if it shakes iout afte a while but it is slow as bricks and lags like gently caress. we will see if it cured my bugs such as sometimes chrome or audacity bring the entire computer down and it cannot be remedied without restarting x if you use this system for work you should really consider using red hot enterprise linux. why trust your enterprise data with a toy linux for children??
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:if you use this system for work you should really consider using red hot enterprise linux. why trust your enterprise data with a toy linux for children?? the whole business backend, crm, sales platform, eetc is a ENTERPRISE WEBAPP!
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:if you use this system for work you should really consider using red hot enterprise linux. why trust your enterprise data with a toy linux for children?? this but centos because smythes operation is a non profit(able)
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bobbilljim posted:this but centos because smythes operation is a non profit(able) well then smythe might be interested in some of our programs for non profits! smythe i am going to give your username to one of our ESRs. DONT THREAD ON ME fucked around with this message at 23:24 on Oct 29, 2015 |
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:smythe i am going to give your username to one of our ESRs. oh god there's more than one? (he's reinventing NTP right now…)
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eschaton posted:oh god there's more than one? red hat is a 2+ billion dollar per year company. of course we have more than one enterprise sales rep.
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:red hat is a 2+ billion dollar per year company. of course we have more than one enterprise sales rep. 
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triple sulk posted:https://anders.unix.se/2015/10/28/screenshots-from-developers--unix-people-2002/ what a nostalgia trip it makes me sad to remember a time when gnome had preferences dialogues and a taskbar and could be used by a regular person
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bsdboyz works for the weather channel??
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:bsdboyz works for the weather channel?? the weather channel is ibm now
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also a linux desktop connection: i seem to recall it was the weather channel who paid for the open source r2xx drivers for radeon 9000 and friends they wanted to replace hp and sgi tv graphics thingers
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They have a local box which generates the graphics for The Weather Channel. They couldn't really use SGI machines anymore after they went belly up, so they shoved FreeBSD on them and paid a lot of money to Tungsten Graphics to have them make drivers.
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Suspicious Dish posted:They have a local box which generates the graphics for The Weather Channel. They couldn't really use SGI machines anymore after they went belly up, so they shoved FreeBSD on them and paid a lot of money to Tungsten Graphics to have them make drivers. their legacy unix vendors were still kicking, but who wants to pay 20k for a unix box if you can do it with linux for $1,000
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here is my dbus story from today found out some app was taking way longer to deploy than normal onto a CI box and i look on it and setroubleshootd is constantly spiking CPU because dbus is trying to start infinitely because some datacenter bozo made a custom /etc/group in /root and computer janitors dont know about selinux contexts and so /etc/group had homedir_root_t or something instead of etc_t and caused dbus to barf on startup i blame the datacenter computer janitor but idk why it takes so much goddamn cpu to log a selinux event
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lol https://anders.unix.se/2015/10/28/screenshots-from-developers--unix-people-2002/
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what a timely url posting you piece of poo poo
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Dennis Ritchie's deskterp tho
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ahmeni posted:what a timely url posting you piece of poo poo from wednesday ...... ??
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pram posted:from wednesday ...... ?? triple sulk posted:https://anders.unix.se/2015/10/28/screenshots-from-developers--unix-people-2002/
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