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Oh fuck, google took down never gonna give you up :(
Lucão
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what if systemd had some kind of integration with queues?
like a unit type to limit concurrency like ninja.build pools but one could associate a service to more than one pool
and it binds to a posix queue and each message behaves like a socket activated unit
like each incoming message would work like a socket connection
if the pool is full the service stays as a job, if the service fails the message can be requeued
TL;DR: pool and queue units
Mr. BitternessBack when I was poking around with filesystem fuzzing stuff years back, I noticed something odd:
An EXT filesystem can tell the Linux OS how it should behave "if" the filesystem is corrupt, including triggering a kernel panic. In a world where USB thumb drives exist, this seems... not ideal.
Let's see what happens if we plug such a mass storage device into a fully patched Chromebook in 2024...
Oh.
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Janne Grunauthe drm driver works as well and I (re-)discovered one not so terrible use case for touchbar display:
move the kde’s panel to the touchbar, see the mockup in the picture. It’s broken in interesting ways since kde handles it as second display. I got the panel only with tricks to use the full height, applications are not opened on the main display.
It would require integration as auxiliary display.
move the kde’s panel to the touchbar, see the mockup in the picture. It’s broken in interesting ways since kde handles it as second display. I got the panel only with tricks to use the full height, applications are not opened on the main display.
It would require integration as auxiliary display.
