Finally I will be able to have graphical bootup logo like in The Hackers?
Readit Newsiberator commented on UEFI Bindings for JavaScript codeberg.org/smnx/prometh... · Posted by u/ananas-dev
iberator commented on $300B Evaporated. The SaaS -Pocalypse Has Begun forbes.com/sites/donmuir/... · Posted by u/m-hodges
money didn't disappeares. quite opposite: someone sold the shares for CASH and got 300B profit :)
iberator commented on Hackers (1995) Animated Experience hackers-1995.vercel.app/... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
question: does anyone know if there are ueri/bios with sound and animationa AVALIBLE for pc somehow?
As in train station hacking scene
2. Monitor inside the glasses. was it real?
iberator commented on Modernizing Linux swapping: introducing the swap table lwn.net/SubscriberLink/10... · Posted by u/chmaynard
Disk speed? You can use zram on a diskless system. Are you sure you know what it does?
(There's also the thing where it may be faster to read data from ram compressed and decompress it in cpu cache than reading it uncompressed, but that obviously depends on the workload.)
ahh sorry. you are right: no disk usage. :)
iberator commented on DNS Explained – How Domain Names Get Resolved bhusalmanish.com.np/blog/... · Posted by u/okchildhood
> DNS broke my site for three hours. But now I actually understand it
I have been broken for three decades and I still don't understand DNS. It is a simple protocol but people use it in complicated manners.
why you need DNS for at server?
just use hosts file. why your server would need to resolve domains on the internet? client yeah, server no.
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iberator commented on Modernizing Linux swapping: introducing the swap table lwn.net/SubscriberLink/10... · Posted by u/chmaynard
I rely on it heavily. Have you tried zram swap?
wasting ram speed, disk speed AND cpu compression cycles? No, thank you. ZRAM is dumbest Linux idea in the past 20 years.
iberator commented on GitHub Actions is slowly killing engineering teams iankduncan.com/engineerin... · Posted by u/codesuki
Dead on. GitHub Actions is the worst CI tool I’ve ever used (maybe tied with Jenkins) and Buildkite is the best. Buildkite’s dynamic pipelines (the last item in the post) are so amazingly useful you’ll wonder how you ever did without them. You can do super cool things like have your unit test step spawn a test de-flaking step only if a test fails. Or control test parallelism based on the code changes you’re testing.
All of that on top of a rock-solid system for bringing your own runner pools which lets you use totally different machine types and configurations for each type of CI job.
Highly, highly recommend.
what's wrong with Jenkins? It's battle tested and hardened. Works flawless even with thousands of tasks, and WORKS OUT OF THE BOX.
imo top 10 best admin/devs free software written in past 25 years.
iberator commented on Recreating Epstein PDFs from raw encoded attachments neosmart.net/blog/recreat... · Posted by u/ComputerGuru
there are some dishes literally 1000 years old. Worth to save them in the era of fast food and AI. slop.
Imagine knowing the exact dish that let's say Jesus or Julius Cesar ate and be able to recreate it.
That's the point.