Happiness is when what you think, what you say and what you do are in harmony. ~ Mahatma Gandhi

@norootcause possibly to prevent shoulder surfing (e.g. a spy cam?) and someone quickly submitting it before you do?
I am not saying this is realistic, but not impossible either.

@jpmens I do not even comprehend what they say.
To me who never used their app it sounds like this:
* this is what you used so far
* we know it is popular
* to make it "better" we disable this function

@gyptazy @TheDragon maybe consider this?
https://wiki.friendlyelec.com/wiki/index.php/CM3588_NAS_Kit

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A quite knowledgeable student asked my opinion about generating DNS master zone files with #Ansible templates yesterday, in particular how he should manage SOA serial number increments.

He seemed to be extremely happy when I showed him our dig lookup plugin with which he can query the current serial number and then increment:

{% set newserial = lookup("dig", zone, "qtype=SOA", "@127.0.0.1").split()[2] | int + 1 %}

(Time flies: it’s meanwhile ten years old, I see: https://jpmens.net/2015/02/20/a-new-dns-lookup-plugin-for-ansible/ )

Felicitar a Orban por organizar el mejor orgullo del año y de la historia de Budapest.

Esperamos que su final empiece hoy.

@maxleibman hehe, if they are allowed to solve the problem that is something :-). It is much worse when they know how to fix it, but are not allowed.

@algernon @buherator zseniális :-)

I wonder if I might bother you for a bit of help. I have a number of podman containers for training sessions which are launched via systemd with a unit file containing

[Service]
MemoryMax=2G
ExecStart=/etc/ansinode %i

/etc/ansinode is a shell script which invokes podman-run passing it, amongst others, the option `--memory=2g`.

I'm trying to limit the amount of RAM users "see" in the container.

Neither the unit file setting nor podman-run options have any effect.

What am I doing incorrectly?

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The president of the US tries to issue commands to airborne pilots of the Israeli airforce… via social media post.

Some day, when historians will attempt to describe our time to future generations, no one will believe them.

@sborrill @Tubsta @stefano
Maybe start at https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/dovecot to realize that debian stable still have 2.3?

And no, money doesn't help. When companies like Google and Apple pay bug bounties but don't send a fix upstream and instead demand that the maintainers fix stuff for free but have to respect their arbitrary embargoes, meaning working in secret — that is wrong on so many levels.

If you find a bug, propose a fix. If you don't propose a fix, no bounty. And every bounty paid out should result in the same sum sent to the upstream project. That would be a good start.

2/3

Nick Wellnhofer: "I just stepped down as libxslt maintainer and it's unlikely that this project will ever be maintained again. It's even more unlikely with Google Project Zero, the best white-hat security researchers money can buy, breathing down the necks of volunteers."

In the olden days of Open Source and Free Software, bug reports would come as a fix attached to a problem description. Just sending a bug report and demanding a fix was seen as lazy and wrong.

1/3

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libxml2/-/issues/913

@jpmens @olaf I used Net::DNS just today ;-)

multispecies #piano playing 😁 🎼 🎹 🐱 🐶 #music

@amerpie rapist vs. racist.

@amerpie the alt text does not match picture.