LinuXY

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by LinuXY 1y ago
Zettlekasten with git and https://github.com/foambubble/foam - if I'm mobile I use WorkingCopy to paste links into an inbox file that I organize later.
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by LinuXY 4y ago
IMO Zig right now is fairly buggy. And the rate of bug introduction has been greater than the fixing of said bugs over the past few years. (Not a knock on the project.) Move fast and break things. Trying to develop production quality softwa
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by LinuXY 4y ago
I have fond memories of learning Pike and Roxen as a kid by perusing the Stellar Crisis source code (released, 1993!) I think there's still some servers around today. https://strategywiki.org/wiki/Stellar_Crisis
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Calling Zig from Go(jedi.sh)
1 points by LinuXY 4y ago|0 comments
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by LinuXY 4y ago
SRE. Learning to build the automation that makes changing the kernel a change to a config file (Ansible/Salt/Nix/etc.) and pushing a button.
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NanoPi Intrusion Detection System(jedi.sh)
2 points by LinuXY 5y ago|0 comments
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by LinuXY 5y ago
The NanoPi R4S has a RTL8169 controller with MSI-X capabilities. Post irqbalance setup I verified it's properly distributing IRQs. I'm using mine as a transparent bridge and network monitor. https://news.ycombinator.com
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Transparent Network Monitoring with a NanoPi R4S(jedi.sh)
125 points by LinuXY 5y ago|0 comments
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by LinuXY 6y ago
Any chance we can get a scalable network backend to go along with the render enhancements? Fan-out workers on actors and a KCP implementation would great!
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by LinuXY 7y ago
const std::string unusable = "unsuitable";
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by LinuXY 7y ago
For more inspiration I'd check out the Quake engine source. It's quite the masterpiece. There's also been some modernization over the years by LordHavoc of the DarkPlaces engine https://icculus.org/twilight&#x
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by LinuXY 7y ago
I've never quite understood the allure of wanting to reinvent the wheel by creating a "distribution." There was one time where the Linux kernel did not support enough abstraction or a project was brought under some less open
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by LinuXY 9y ago
Minus CP/CMS and OpenVZ, here's an article on the concepts and tech Docker is built on. https://www.kentik.com/the-evolution-of-docker/
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by LinuXY 9y ago
https://windirstat.net/
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by LinuXY 11y ago
Have you considered running individual containers with supervisord? It's init system agnostic, and works pretty great. Here's a pastebin to get you started. http://pastebin.com/4a9wRfBJ included are some hooks for
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by LinuXY 11y ago
Apparently you've never experienced repeated netsplits under DDoS.
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by LinuXY 11y ago
Right- Though the point of the post was to dispel the fallacy that the Linux kernel can only handle 50k pp/s per core. Using RDMA effectively bypasses the kernel. He's also testing with a SolarFlare card which doesn't support
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by LinuXY 11y ago
While I agree that systemd does not play nicely with syslog, you quickly realize that journald can be exported as JSON, filtered, described as time ranges, chunked and easily imported into ELK. My users (mainly developers) with less sed&#x2
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by LinuXY 12y ago
There are a lot of parallels in serving hundreds of thousands of small HTTP requests a second and HFT. This, and the ability to instrument the onboard FPGA to mitigate against DDoS attacks is one of the reasons I speced SolarFlare for Cloud
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by LinuXY 12y ago
Welcome. Never had any issues with their gear.
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by LinuXY 12y ago
http://www.unixsurplus.com/
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by LinuXY 13y ago
Debian testing (Jessie is really top notch.)
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by LinuXY 13y ago
We chose SolarFlare+Onload over Intel with pf_ring+DNA or DPDK mainly because of the fully featured TCP stack. While it may make sense for us to develop our own in the future, it does not currently. Additionally the SolarFlare cards gave us