Σεπτεμβρίου 2011 – Don't fear the penguin

# ip route add remote-ip via gw-ip src alias-ip

(a reminder to myself)

RT @hsoc: Merry Christmas @hellasdirect 🎅🎄 https://t.co/V7xxbjw9YS 9 months ago

RT @bad_packets: It's not DNS There's no way it's DNS It was DNS twitter.com/BleepinCompute… 1 year ago

RT @PowerDNS_Bert: Dear EU: Cyber security is important, but please don’t #RuinTheRoot by regulating the non-essential entities that run th… 1 year ago

RT @_argp: BugTraq Shutdown, end of an era: "At this time, resources for the BugTraq mailing list have not been prioritized, and this will… 1 year ago

RT @jpmens: IT WASN’T DNS twitter.com/atoonk/status/… 2 years ago

RT @fanf: “For the first time, nginx is in use by more web-facing computers than any other web server, including Apache” https://t.co/rscQy… 2 years ago

RT @skaragiannis: In case you missed it https://t.co/X3FUqYZYqZ 2 years ago

RT @QuinnyPig: The best part about this question is that (aside from the third answer's "single digit millisecond latency") I can make it d… 2 years ago

RT @ripencc: Today, at 15:35, we made our final /22 IPv4 allocation from the last remaining addresses in our available pool. We have now ru… 2 years ago

RT @hellasdirect: Sotiris Tsimbonis, our infrastructure and automation lead, has been with us from day 1. Today, we are proud to see him ex… 2 years ago

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Linux Weekly News

Git 2.38 released

Version 2.38.0 of the Git distributed version-control system has been released. It comes with lots of new features and bug fixes, some of the former are described in a GitHub blog post by Taylor Blau. Highlights include the promotion of the scalar addition for large repositories into Git core, improvements to multi-branch rebase operations with --update-refs […]

jake

Netdev 0x16 accepted sessions announced

The accepted sessions for the upcoming Netdev 0x16 have been posted. The conference will be held virtually and in-person in Lisbon, Portugal October 24-28. In addition, early-bird registration rates have been extended to October 4. Netdev 0x16, like all the previous netdev conferences, is a conference of the netdev community, by the netdev community, for the […]

jake

[$] Some 6.0 development statistics

Linus Torvalds released the 6.0 kernel on October 2. There were 15,402 non-merge changesets pulled into the mainline for this release, growing the kernel by just over 1.1 million lines of code. As usual, a lot went into the creation of this kernel release; read on for a look at where some of that work came from.

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Security updates for Monday

Security updates have been issued by Debian (chromium, gdal, kernel, libdatetime-timezone-perl, libhttp-daemon-perl, lighttpd, mariadb-10.3, node-thenify, snakeyaml, tinyxml, and tzdata), Fedora (enlightenment, kitty, and thunderbird), Mageia (expat, firejail, libjpeg, nodejs, perl-HTTP-Daemon, python-mako, squid, and thunderbird), Scientific Linux (firefox […]

jake

Kernel 6.0 released

Linus has released the 6.0 kernel as expected. So, as is hopefully clear to everybody, the major version number change is more about me running out of fingers and toes than it is about any big fundamental changes. But of course there's a lot of various changes in 6.0 - we've got over 15k non-merge commits in there in total, after all, and as such 6 […]

corbet

Debian's firmware vote results

The results are in on the Debian project's general-resolution vote regarding non-free firmware in the installer image. The winning option allows the installer image to include firmware necessary to use the system: We will include non-free firmware packages from the "non-free-firmware" section of the Debian archive on our official media (instal […]

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[$] Hybrid scheduling gets more complicated

Just over ten years ago, the Arm big.LITTLE architecture posed a challenge for the kernel's CPU scheduler: how should processes be assigned to CPUs when not all CPUs have the same capacity? The situation has not gotten simpler since then; new systems bring new quirks that must be kept in mind for optimal scheduling. At the 2022 Linux Plumbers Conference […]

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Security updates for Friday

Security updates have been issued by Debian (libsndfile and libvncserver), Fedora (bash), Red Hat (httpd24-httpd, java-1.7.1-ibm, and java-1.8.0-ibm), and SUSE (krb5-appl, libjpeg-turbo, python310, and slurm_20_02).

jake

Weston 11.0: what's new, what's next (Collabora blog)

Over on the Collabora blog, Marius Vlad writes about the recent Weston 11.0.0 release. Weston is the reference compositor for the Wayland display server protocol. Vlad looks at features of the release, including some things that are being deprecated and removed, as well as features coming in Weston 12. Color management infrastructure code has landed that all […]

jake

[$] How to fix an ancient GDB problem

The GDB debugger has a long history; it was first created in 1986. It may thus be unsurprising that some GDB development happens over relatively long time frames but, even when taking that into account, the existence of an open bug first reported in 2007 may be a little surprising. At the 2022 GNU Tools Cauldron, GDB maintainer Pedro Alves talked about why t […]

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	Michail στη Ελληνικά ή Αγγλικά;
	adamo στη Ελληνικά ή Αγγλικά;
	Michail στη Ελληνικά ή Αγγλικά;
	Michail στη Ελληνικά ή Αγγλικά;
	cvi going distribute… στη version control for important…
	bilias στη It’s a girl!
	Sotiris Tsimbonis στη It’s a girl!
	kioan στη It’s a girl!
	kzorba στη It’s a girl!
	Sotiris Tsimbonis στη It’s a girl!

Μήνας: Σεπτεμβρίου 2011

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