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Still using `npm init -y`?
May I introduce you to `npm init --init-type=module --init-license=AGPL-3.0-only -y`?
:awesome:👍 Free software license (makes “open” as in ”open for business” folks squirm)
:awesome:👍 ES modules (because it’s 2026)
#nodeJS #npm

#Klutshnik v0.4.1 is out.
Klutshnik is a Key Mgmnt Service 4 data-at-rest. Keys r stored in a threshold setup& r never reconstructed only used in operations that hide their values. These keys r cheaply&securely updatable without reencrypting the encrypted data, providing forward-secrecy&post-compromise security. Klutshnik servers can use TLS, USB or BLE.

Release Major update · stef/klutshnik
client: most importantly changed key handling by clients and when adding users to klutshnik keys client key instead of ltsig/noisekey new init op provision op in client - https://klutshnik.info/de...

The RPi that runs #yulbbs crashed and wouldn't reconnect early on Thursday (overnight).
This morning I managed to get it running again by playing Apollo 13 and moving devices between USB busses and gently pushing the power supply/consumption until it would init everything safely.
Really bummed that I missed the CF-18s/F-16s escorting the passenger jets on Thursday, though.

Fighter jets escort Montreal-bound flights after ‘security incident’; 2 men arrested
Norad said fighter jets, including CF-18s, escorted two international flights bound for Montreal on Wednesday due to a 'security incident' that prompted a police response at the Trudeau International airport.

I am guessing no one here can confirm or deny this #java #JVM crash-on-keystore-decrypt which, if true, is a VERY SERIOUS BUG that could not be trusted in a production environment, and then has gone unfixed for decades? That does not seem very likely, does it?
As it is, keytool says there is nothing wrong with my keystore or its password, and watching the process launch I see after the init, it sits, idle, a few seconds later its Time value in top only increments the millisecs, and within a minute, it is gone, voom, not a trace in any logs as to why.
I do, truly, LOATH this technology. It is so fucking fragile; a life-sentence for the sr developers and sysadmins in production systems (that's why they often don't get holidays)

The worst thing about moving is the end of it. Our stuff will be arriving Monday; we moved into the Cave today. So, how about that relentless distrohopping of the last 2 weeks? That's gotta stop now 😩 CachyOS, Zena, Zirconium, Origami, Arch proper, Garuda: it's been a pleasure! I'll manage to squeeze one final one in and then it's back to the proper init systems 😝
#archlabs

Nice! I reported a #digikam 9 crash on #fedora44 's build - and it was fixed in less than 2 days.
(This was a classic problem of a library, jasper, that had a one time init function, in a program with plugins and that links every other known library - who knows what else will want to init…

ok i got my init back and hopefully also updated apt while i was over there. this better work :P

Hey #fedihelp :)
I'm tinkering with #nextcloud in my #homelab a bit.
Just tried to get AppAPI running with Docker Socket Proxy.
I can register the daemon but the test d…

Details on the California #wealthTax proposal:
https://lao.ca.gov/BallotAnalysis/Initiative/2025-024
It's a one-time 5% wealth tax but can be spread over 5 ye…

Dear adventurous Go users who are playing with SIMD in 1.26 pre-release. Coding your feature checks like this:
```
func init() {
useAVX512 = archsimd.X86.AVX512()
}
```
will yield not-best code, because the compiler is looking for guards that check archsimd.X86.AVX512() in order to (whenever there is a choice) enable the AVX512 versions of operations, e.g., mask registers versus bit masks, that sort of thing. (512-bit vectors will also force AVX512).
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