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Folks who have successfully bootstrapped a complex open source project from a solo endeavor with occasional third part PRs up to something with multiple core developers and lots of more casual contributors: how do you handle the balancing act between conflicting responsibilities?
I'm sitting on top of 250K lines of complex multi threaded C and GLSL HPC code in ngscopeclient and it's been a constant struggle to clean up decade old technical debt to make it easier for new devs …

Seems like this could be useful for some #Selfhosted / #HomeLab folks. https://m.vinduv.app/@VinDuv/115940541

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@x_cli/115756765531956130
Franchement, je ne m'attendais pas Š ces résultats. C'est super intéressant 🤯

So, I have assembly running on the devkit on both arm64 cores.
But I can't run C until I can compile C, and have a C runtime library.
Attempts to build newlib from scratch as a standalone library ended poorly (I got a makefile that did nothing, apparently other people have hit this and I never got a straight answer as to how one builds a naked cross-newlib, not as part of a compiler).
So now I'm trying to build a full aarch64-none-elf toolchain. Wish me luck.

I'm not saying that I'd be telling folks that I won the lottery - but there would be signs.
#Shitposting #Shitpost #ShamelesslyStolenFromSomewhereElseOnTheInternetHonestlyICantKeepTrackOfThisStuffAnymore

Je creuse pour la première fois Prometheus, et je me rends compte que c'est prévu pour fonctionner en mode "pull" (c'est-Š-dire que le serveur doit contacter un agent/exporter sur chaque node surveillé).
Donc en gros, c'est pas fait du tout pour sanctuariser les données de santé derrière une diode, comme on pourrait le faire avec des logs... et les bras m'en tombent.
Il y a des gens qui ont écrit sur le sujet et cherché Š faire des infras avec un relais p…

Series C, Episode 01 - Aftermath
MELLANBY: I'll wait up for Lauren. She won't be long. Sleep well.
DAYNA: Good night.
MELLANBY: Night. [Avon and Dayna exit. Mellanby dims the lights and sits]
https://blake.torpidity.net/m/301/404 B7B5

Any computer touchers familiar with the origin story of UUIDs/GUIDs?
In particular I'm curious how we ended up with the weird format of 32 bits, 2x 16 bits, 8 bytes rather than the two obvious formats (uint32[4] or uint8[16]). And the C struct format doesn't align with the typical hex printing (8-4-4-4-12 hex digits)
My best guess is that it's somehow related to the version 1 GUID format where you'd have { MAC address, version nibble, timestamp} but neither the st…

RE: https://piaille.fr/@Kalytis/115847335942271667
Oh que c'est bon, ça. Je vais m'empresser de le diffuser aux petits fachos de la fac de droit Š la Sorbonne.