fsck - 18+ obviously can't just fsck around filesystems

fsck around and find out

something like this, i recon:

  $ tar cf - ~/.shrc | ssh target '(cd ~ && tar xf -)'

I did this systematically: at the first sign of outlier in performance one system would move itself to another platform and shut itself down. The shutdown meant turn all services off and let someone log in to investigate and rearrange it again. This system allowed different roles to be assigned to different platform. The platform was bare metal or bhyve vm. It worked perfect.

what happens if an IP address is not in the geo db? For example: 2606:4700::6811:

You check the country the ASN behind the IP belongs to.

RIRs don't prohibit out-of-region use of IP addresses or ASNs registered in their region. The country an IP is registered in is not necessarily the country it's being used in.

And they are routinely used in exactly this confusing fashion.

ASN is even worse, honestly. If I'm behind starlinks AS then I'm American? AWS, I'm also American? Level 3? American. Colt leased line in my office in Madrid, apparently I'm English.

You are whatever your VPN exit node is.

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Qt has grown so huge that I rather choose Tk or GTK for cross platform GUI.

i would love to see how Swift will do cross platform gui.

Ramachandran, the Temporal Lobes and God - Part 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z4B5BYbjf8

How does a company define or at least describe company culture and displays it up front? I am genuinely curious, and not trying to start any sort of flame wars.

an offspring to build your own minimal BSD UNIX system: https://www.smolbsd.org/

i ran NetBSD as a desktop on BeagleBoneBlack from circa 2010 until recently when I donated the hardware to a CompSci student.

...and as others mentioned it: the rump kernel.

What were the resource setups? How do they compare to linux resource setups?

Defaults in current are in etc.amd64/login.conf. https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/~checkout~/src/etc...

(p.s.: the bubble are cool. highly distracting to me, hence I could not read the article in full.)

The Linux one is essentially measuring a (surprising) sleep; not resource limited.