The Diff?

You have tests?

Edit: guess could always use AI to auto generate tests /s

SVN admin here:

• easy to partial checkouts, no need to clone entire repo
• euuuh…
• much simpler for non developers that need version control e.g. engineers

Thanks, will have a look for next time , too bad those are not the defaults.

For now it seems my ssd is fried (even though swap wasn’t on that disk) , lots of I/O Errors and a suspiciously toasted looking chip

I forced a shutdown of my Linux server by holding down the power button last night after it had been thrashing the harddisk for I don’t know how long.

Wouldn’t respond to SSH so I just gave up, guess I could have tried to plug in a keyboard and use some magic keys.

Maybe I should just remove the swapfile and let it kill something before it gets to that state. Or is that what swappiness setting is supposed to prevent? Only swap out stuff that is not actively used? In any case defaults don’t seem to work very well for me.

Guess I’ll have to go boot it again today and try to find out what went wrong from the logs.

I have an old mac mini running nextcloud on Ubuntu, I did upgrade memory and plug in external ssd

Remember that Microsoft offers a nicely packaged version of openjdk for download

A bottle off rum for the morning standup?

Use ddrescue to copy to a working disk, if I remember it will try a number of times and eventually skip the broken sectors so that at least you have a working filesystem on the copy.

Does anyone know if the new versions of putty (or applications using putty likeTortoiseGIT) will warn users about this?

Is that for … Job security?

At some, long ago, the Ubuntu installer was offering to use zfs for the boot and root partitions. That sounded like a good idea and worked great for a long time, automatic snapshots, options to restore state at boot etc.

Until my generous boot partition started to run out if space with all the snapshots (which were setup automatically and no obvious way to configure) OK no big deal, write a bash script that finds the old snapshots and delete them manually whenever boot is full again.

Then one day recently my laptop wouldn’t boot anymore, Grub could no longer read the zfs on boot. Managed to boot with USB installation image, read zsf and chroot. Tried alot of things but in the end killed zfs and replace with ext4. Then made it boot again.

Apparently I’m not the only one with this issue.

Yeah that’s the problem I have, started while ago. It opens a new tab instead switching to existing tab.

Interesting, thanks for explaining. Like someone else was saying it is already in AOSP not introduced in lineage which makes sense since it is just a cherrypick

Does gerrit have a draft state? In azure devops you can mark PR as draft , won’t trigger any builds but you can still start them manually

But thanks for keeping my phone up to date, it is appreciated ♥

There is no outrage, they supposedly lost 0.5% of the users which means they lost only this one person who us making all this noise.

Thank you for mentioning libsmbios, I had tried to change the power mode but given up , turned out that libsmbios was already installed and working!

Yeh looks like my team’s burnchart

Oh we’re not talking about performance in bed then?