@calmeilles yes try to exclude or delete (privacy?) cached files before #rsync (?) #backup it is too much clutter

Keeping the party vibes going with Teo's DJ set from Saturday evening. Enjoy some schmancy techno stuff while watching the prizegiving countdown.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoWsA_I3Fqg

#demoscene #demoparty #rsync #leuven #belgium #dj

RSync 2026 - Liveset by Teo

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Removing #docker for static website in favor of #rsync brought deployment time down from 3minutes to 3seconds ๐Ÿซก

Why some backups need to use the delete option. ๐Ÿคฃ

~ $ du -sh /home/matthew/.cache/
6.7G /home/matthew/.cache/
~ $ du -sh /backup/matthew/.cache/
879G /backup/matthew/.cache/

The second du took 1ยฝ hours!

#tech #computing #Linux #backup #rsync

"Hi rsync! I'd like to make two directories the same, please. Can you do that? I named the directories quite specifically and put a trailing slash and everything."

"Hi Mark! No-can-do, buddy! Even though you mentioned exactly one directory on both sides, you didn't use the -r flag! So I'm gonna skip those completely because I consider it 'recursion' to enter the only directory named! This is because my ergonomics were designed by Satan Himself, Lord Of Lies!"

#rsync

We still have a few compo recordings in the backlog and today we can release the PC Demo Compo.

Thank you all for your entries !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8YXDfsHryc

#demoscene #demoparty #rsync #leuven #belgium

RSync 2026 - PC Demo Compo

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@SpaciousCoder78
Exactky. Manjaro is good, but again the same issues as KDE or any heavy weight stuff. My laptop burned out most of the times.

Debian is the mos stable and even when it breaks, it is easy to get back the whole thing.

Although I have never been able to get my head around how to do the #rsync on any of the distros. Much too complicated for me. lols

Did you try #sparkylinux or #mxlinux yet? MX is so much better. I also keep hopping on to #rockylinux

Backup of S3 Objects Using rsnapshot โ€“ Simon Josefsson's blog

#sydbox uses the glob(7) matcher of #rsync which was originally written in 1986(!). As a 40th birthday present I rewrote the code using Kirk Krauss's FastWildCompare algorithm achieving a speedup of almost 50%. Happy birthday rsync! I hope to rewrite the code back to c and contribute it to the rsync project: https://developforperformance.com/MatchingWildcards_AnImprovedAlgorithmForBigData.html #exherbo #linux
Matching Wildcards - An Improved Algorithm for Big Data

For scenarios that can involve sparse data that may contain an occasional wildcard, this new algorithm may be the one to pick.