Mastodawn

office #doodles for sanity. #human? #alien? #vertebrate? #sketch #fountainpen #draw #ballpoint #markers #whiteout #highlighter

Kevin Bowen

Mar 14

Six days until Spring Equinox, and Seattle weather tryin' to get all its homework done at the last minute. wtf? 🤣

(this will all be gone by noon most likely...)
#Seattle #wawx #pnw #Whiteout #Snow

RustyLMehlberg Mar 12

BLIZZARD OF '26, ROUND 2:

It may be a #clipper, but the next 18 hours will see heavy #snowfall and strong #winds pass through the #Northland.

Be prepared for very difficult roads through Friday morning with #whiteout and #blizzard-like conditions at times.

#wxtooter #weather #wx #MNwx #WIwx #UPwx

Danroid Mar 11

Is #lizard. office #doodle for sanity.
#sketch #draw #ballpoint #markers #whiteout #highlighter

Tally Michelle Mar 7

#JustWatched #FilmMastodon

#Whiteout (2009)

U.S. Marshal Carrie Stetko tracks a killer in Antarctica as the sun is about to set for six months.

2/5⭐️- #KateBeckinsale tries her best, the movie… not so much.

mirabilos Mar 2

So.

We have policy-rc.d in #Debian.

Yet, #debhelper-added scriptlets in maintainer scripts call systemctl if [ -d /run/systemd ].

Which is bad if you’re in an #schroot with /run bind-mounted from the host and the host is running systemd (a customer system, none of mine).

What I need is a way to #whiteout a directory from a #bind #mount.

I heard #overlayfs can do that, but it seems to no longer exist.

Any other ideas¹?

(And yes, I want and need to bind-mount /run itself, as the #chroot adds sockets there that are then accessed from outside the chroot, viceque versa.)

① customer-compatible ones, please; switching the host system to sysvinit is one but the customer’s Ansible standardised on managing all systems with systemd…

Danroid Feb 26

office #doodle for sanity.
#sketch #draw #ballpoint #markers #whiteout #highlighter