@mildsunrise (fret not, i am a rust guy)

@mildsunrise you just insulted the golang family^H^H^H^H

@mildsunrise this is the contents I signed up for

@famfo @domi if you have a repro, plz send it my way

@famfo @domi what weird shit is happening

@domi what is the error and what is the conf?

Since we were just talking about magic numbers, let's get a thread going on other common mistakes people make when designing binary file formats. I'll start:

* Inconsistent byte order, as mentioned earlier
* Record fields whose size varies with the writer's ABI
* Writing C structs (or equivalent) to disk all at once instead of field by field
* Optimizing a write-rarely-read-often format (which almost all binary formats are) for ease of *writing* rather than ease of reading
* Inventing your own compression algorithm
* No room left for future extensions
* No provision for metadata

@crawfordlong home-manager can work in "system mode", so you can do things like `home.users = readFromSomeInventory ...` and then it will start switch home-manager in each directory, but the users will lose the ability to switch by themselves

basically, this feature is really just a systemd service that switch home-manager by impersonating the user privilege and you just iterate over all the users you care about

Can anyone speak to a good repair cafe experience with fine solder work? I have a broken joycon and replacement ribbon clamp connectors, but I am absolutely unskilled when it comes to fine soldering.

East #Berlin preferred for my convenience, but I don’t mind a trip. Boosts welcome.

Past couple of days, I've had some epic warning label brainrot that friends fed back into enough to become some new identity affirming normality after I tweaked and updated this cursed warning label I made specifically for Calyo.

I am a product with hazards that must be warned about to my users. 😵‍💫

(I know this isn't standard warning label design; I wanted to use all of the NFPA safety colors)

@Foxboron @archlinux hahahaha, I guess treehouse.systems would be a good option IMHO

@Foxboron @archlinux ~~nixos.paris~~

@dragondaddy il faudrait migrer vers un 2ème VPS et détruire l'ancien si tu veux changer d'IPv6

systemd definitely does get many things right. My current favorite is how it sets the system resolver to loopback and provides an own DNS server.
Common Linux tradition was to tell processes to use getaddrinfo, where nsswitch then provides configurable backends. That means that every process goes through loading /etc/nsswitch.conf, but worse, it reduces DNS to a terrible subset. Query SVCB records? tough luck, you're on your own.

Autres mythes qui m'ont été soufflés :
- On peut perdre de l'argent en passant à une tranche d'imposition supérieure : Impossible, le nouveau taux d'imposition ne s'applique QUE à tes revenus qui dépassent le plafond de ton ancienne tranche. Les autres continuent à être imposés au même taux.

Un des mythes les plus tenaces de la culture française, c'est qu'on ne toucherait pas de chômage en cas de licenciement pour faute grave. C'est de la propagande patronale et c'est complètement faux.

@dragondaddy à moins d'être 100 % certain que tu envoies pas de spam sur cette range, tu pourrais aller du côté de la justice, sinon juste cycle le /64 avec un autre via OVH

@mntmn isn't this EU law with interop and APIs for the banking industry?

@zuludjin All credits to the original author at DGNum (who is not on Fedi alas) 🙂

@zuludjin you're looking for this: https://git.dgnum.eu/DGNum/infrastructure/src/branch/main/lib/netconf-junos

we just reuse colmena and generate a NETCONF activation script that we throw to the target switches