Moderately functioning button masher. Sometimes my grammar is correct.
I stand with Ukraine. 🇺🇸🇺🇦
| Blog | https://codingcipher.wordpress.com |
| My Github | GitHub.com/rdustinb |
| Original Fediverse Account | @DigitalKrampus |
| Location | Colorado, USA |
Dustin
@digitalkrampus
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How do I put these 5.25” floppy disks to work? I feel like I need some kind of computer from the 80s. But which one?
Boost for reach, please.
Global warming:
"Yeah you're not getting any rain this year, but you're flooding this year. Oh and you're not getting snow this year, but you're getting a late freeze so all your peaches die."
Cool. Cool. Cool. Love this journey for us...
How macOS applications tell you there is an update:
"Notification: There is a software update available"
How linux applications tell you there is an update:
"I mean, you can update if you want to..."
How windows applications tell you there is an update:
"Critical error 0xa8d90834078 has occurred! Please reinstall the application or contact your system administrator if the problem persists!"
vxoI just finished watching “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die”. Great movie with dark humor, tongue in cheek references to zombie and slasher movies, and a strangely familiar reference to modern society similar to Black Mirror.
nixCraft 🐧Atlassian will begin collecting customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other cloud products by default on August 17, 2026, to train its AI offerings including Rovo and Rovo Dev. The change affects roughly 300,000 customers; metadata collection is mandatory for Free, Standard, and Premium tiers and cannot be opted out on those plans. https://letsdatascience.com/news/atlassian-enables-default-data-collection-to-train-ai-f71343d8
We just got back from a jaunt through the halls of RMRRF 2026!
One of my friends said I should call this “RAID144” and I’m totally doing that from now on.
The Floppy-RAID is complete!
It gets a whopping ~250kBps write speeds, but only on extremely large files forcing all mirror pools to be written to simultaneously. Small files have much slower write speeds it seems.
I’m not sure how the striping algorithm normally works, but it seems like macOS’s software RAID just stacks the underlying logical disks sequentially. It’s not doing block-level striping.
