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What kind of issues? A PR I wrote was merged not too long ago addressing detection of drive labels (Which I discovered while trying to reference drives by-id in zfs): https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/mdev-conf/-/merge_requ...

Mine was at when /dev was deleted. oof.

I found that having other hobbies helped me get back into programming as I got inspiration to improve how I do certain hobbies. For example, I got into 3D printing which lead me to tinker around with Klipper and Marlin source code.

I'd like for bi-directional replication just like MariaDB without having to use the Citus plugin or Patroni. Also I'd like to note that Citus is great however for existing DB's you would have to basically rewrite your scheme to support Citus.

What OSS is out there that uses OCaml?

I have to agree. That's a interesting way to put debug points into your code.

Very cool, if you want to go even further with this. You could integrate this using Icecast[1] with Liquidsoap[2] to have a more expansive schedule.

1 = https://icecast.org/

2 = https://www.liquidsoap.info/doc-2.1.2/quick_start.html

Link doesn't work, anyone getting the same?

Care to explain why?

Oh dang, looks like it's open source too. licensed under GPLv3 - https://gitlab.com/veloren/veloren

I contributed to OS.js a bit in its infancy, glad it's on this list. Super cool project.

Citus is great, however do note that reading the docs you do have to change your scheme to use Citus. So it's not really "drop-in" par say.

Mastodon was created using the Ruby on Rails framework. Your able to quickly write applications at the cost of overhead from all the moving parts and the Ruby language in general (Though in recent years ruby has improved with the introduction of JIT into it's codebase).

Yup. Basically the programming version of "No ethical consumption under capitalism." saying.

Interesting, even though its going to be discontinued on the car lot. Hobbyists / Racers will be able to buy full semi-painted (Primed I think) chassis / bodys from there direct catalog - https://www.thedrive.com/news/dodge-brings-8k-challenger-bod...

So there's some good news for the Mopar fanboys.

Very cool. I think Github is the only one who hasn't really added more formats to there register. Gitlab has like 11+ types currently.

Sweet. Glad it's not running on the JVM (Looking at you ELK.).

Project Website: https://www.eclipse.org/glsp/

Not too happy about this, thought it was just them adding a new tier droplet but then reading further they've increased there gold standard $5 droplet to $6. Guess I'm going to move to some other VPS because of this. Vultr is looking like a good candidate as they have a Dallas DC (I'm in TX) and for there $5 dollar VPS you get 2TB transfer, plus they have cheaper VPS's under $5. (I just do home lab stuff so the best bang for my buck is what I'm aiming for.)

Wow. Am I dreaming? That's great.

SQLite, has to be one of my favorite databases. It's always improving and the story behind it's creation is really quite something.

Sweet. I'm guessing this is a competitor to InfluxDB?

Is this going to be open source with a paid tier?

Very relatable. I've started to put more of my tech related side projects on the back burner and got into working on restoring / upgrading a old truck I got at the beginning of the pandemic.

Link is 404'd

I've always said this: setting up a base on the moon initially would be a lot better than going all in on Mars. Not only for mining and a refueling station but also to optimize living off-world.

Time stamp?

What is iLOs underlaying OS? Is it just a mini Linux system? Or some RTOS?

I think CockroachDB might fit the bill. Take a look at that. IMHO postgresql is pretty easy to set up.

Love this game. Glad it's continually getting updated.