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Markku Leiniö ✅
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Networking tech, automation, Python, NetBox, Zabbix, APIs, whatever is interesting at a moment. CCIE #26438. Located in Southern Finland.
The snapshot archive seems to work today, I was able to downgrade the affected packages successfully.
The bug reports were also resolved, waiting for the fixed package to be available.
Unfortunately a recent vdr package upgrade in @debian testing broke my DVB setup: vdr-plugin-dvbsddevice still provides an old plugin that is not compatible with VDR 2.6.9. Any hints where to get the old vdr package? snapshot.debian.org links give just 503 errors.
DebianOpenStreetMap migrates to Debian 12: You may have seen this toot
announcing OpenStreetMap's migration to Debian on their infrastructure.
🚀 After 18 years on Ubuntu, we've upgraded the
@openstreetmap servers to Debian 12
(Bookworm). 🌍 openstreetmap.org is now faster
using Ruby 3.1. Onward to new mapping adventures! Thank you to the team for
the smooth transition.
#OpenStreetMap
#Debian 🤓
We spoke with Grant Slater, the Senior Site Reliability Engineer for the… https://bits.debian.org/2024/11/openstreetmap-on-debian.html
Ever wondered how the network knows where a VM is after live migration? Here is how:
https://majornetwork.net/2024/09/mac-address-move-in-vm-live-migration/
For whoever needs to hear this: I upgraded my VDR box from Debian 11 to Debian 12. Which caused the DVB cards (and thus the whole TV) unusable, because apparently kernel 6.1 does not include the necessary DVB card drivers anymore.
BUT, Debian Trixie (the current testing, upcoming stable) has kernel 6.10, and that has the drivers again --> successfully got VDR working with that!
Patrick GrayI’m back from my break and shared my piercing insight into the CS drama in this week’s episode, which is up now
Marko KarppinenI already knew that the CCS EV car charging standard basically does IPv6 over powerline ethernet and uses something like SOAP calls for the charging negotiation.
What I did not know is that the spec also allows the charger offer the car internet access via the charging connector! I’m sure all cars have a robust firewall in place…
Sarah Jamie LewisFirefox is really important. I want it to continue to be a viable independent browser, and a viable base for alternative browsers.
I still think it is the best option, but it continues to get harder and harder to make that case. And I really want Mozilla to deeply reflect on why I, and many others, feel that is the case.