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Chiming in with the vinyl recommendation as well. Pulling up lyrics and going through my favorite records is quite a nice evening.

Retrocomputing has been quite popular lately. You’d be surprised how young it skews.

Yes, the masses of the internet who've grown accustomed to free e-mail while being locked to an gmail domain are definitely going to shill out $50/y for...better spam flagging?

Linode managed to get blacklisted by Microsoft for weeks. I don't think you should expect a single mailserver to be able to survive in the current email climate. While email may be open it was de…

I do not like their upgrade solution being "reinstall the OS".

Writing Scheme (Guile Scheme on Guix) has been the only time I've actually felt a "eureka moment" and feeling like I understood fully what my code was doing.

$5 vs free is hard sell - let alone $50.

Is that with an M1? I had a 12" MacBook no-adjectives in the past which didn't even work with AirPods well. I was hoping the M1 would have a better BT stack (the iPhone's...)

HiFi shops won’t let you try anymore either. People come in to try them and then just buy them online. Record player sales are booming though, according to the shop I went to.

I attempted to switch to ed25519 OpenSSH keys in 2017 and support was pretty dreadful. Ended going back to rsa4096 just for compatibility :(

LGR did a video on the system here: https://youtu.be/TUS0Zv2APjU

No, knowing obscure open source tech doesn't look great on a resume

As a retail worker of 6 yrs I’m raising my eye at this…

One of the great lossless in recent history. The current torchbearers don’t live up to wcd - I assume streaming is to blame.

I read the comment wrong. I thought they meant a full test battery not just a cholesterol test.

That's interesting pricing. I just did some blood tests at Quest Labs w/o a Dr and it ran me $200

I understand just making sure no one jumps on Zen 3 now with a promise of forwards compatibility.

I’d say Rust is becoming more and more common in the Linux user space.

Zen 4 will being using a new socket, I wouldn’t go buying a Zen 3 with plans to upgrade the CPU down the road.

That's great! Couple questions, is this on a recently released version, will it be in the next Fedora? Is it best just to grab the Flatpak?

The best way to stay up-to-date on bcachefs is the Patreon, Kent writes great updates there. https://www.patreon.com/bcachefs …

Sort of. They use it on top of dm-raid and use dm-integrity for the checksum features. They claim BTRFS RAID is unstable. https://kb.synology.com/en-us/DSM/tutorial/What…

I’ve been using Deja Dupe for 4 years now for a local backup on my NAS. It’s extremely slow though, and I’d prefer fs level like ZFS or even btrfs at this point.

Chiming in with my experience growing up in late 00 early 10s, I spent a lot of similar time doing such things with Linux :) .

For sure. It's pretty easy to verify what would happen w.r.t. Y2K - you just change the clock...and things broke. LGR did an excellent video [1] on the subject. [1] https://youtu.be&#x…

I was surprised to see `xfs filesystem being remounted at [dir] supports timestamps until 2038` on a brand new Fedora install recently. Wonder what the hold up is.

Does this just break applications expecting 32-bit time? It's certainty one way to do it, but I'm pretty sure this is unacceptable to most kernels.

I have not, I’ll have to suggest it to my book club :)