Could this be a timezone math issue? No wait, I think it’s just bad written software issue!
Personally, I would prefer if it said “Currently doing XYZ” and ideally if it just printed the output of ^T (SIGINFO) somewhere in the window.
You know software is written really well when it’s able to use all cores as needed, properly.
I keep getting impressed with what ffmpeg can do.
Well, it time to do upgrades on my server. expect this blog will be offline for a while as well.
How long were we up anyway?
root@pingvinashen:~ # uptime 9:41PM up 270 days, 18:36, 4 users, load averages: 0.15, 0.36, 0.38
Not bad, huh?
See you soon!
Wait, what?
I was running a script and I didn’t parse something correctly, it ended up creating a Unix user named ''. You know, an empty string.
Is this supposed to be a bug?
According to pw_checkname in pw_user of pw(8), it’s not rejected.
If you think this is supposed to be a bug, please let me know.
I’m running two VMs on my M1 MacBook Air. An x86_64 FreeBSD and x86_64 LureOS (illuria‘s OS), both are emulated.
and yet, somehow, according to macOS, my browser is Using Significant Energy.
To be honest, I believe macOS, but the real question is, how did we get to a place where a piece of software is consuming more power than a complete Operating System?
The apartment building in front of our house feels like the United Nations. There’s so many flags.
The obvious one is, of course, the flag of Armenia. Then there’s the flag of Nagorno-Karabakh. The new wave of migrants means that there’s also an Ukrainian flag. I’ve seen some other flags too, but not sure which country was it.
Our balcony is small, if it was bigger I’d join them too. Also, we’re on the last floor where everyone would be able to see the flag.
Wave your flags, folks!