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I get more yarn into my JavaScript objects, because it works so well to define everything.
rsync goes AI slop, breaks your backups Tridgell has the right to run the rsync project his way, and nobody can tell him not to. But also, other people do have the right to say: this broke our stuff, it’ll keep breaking our stuff ’cos...
After upgrading a mail server from Debian 11 to 12, the Spamassassin service seems to be gone.
Long-time readers of Tet Zoo will perhaps be aware of my efforts, beginning in 2012 or something like that, to depict in a montage the diversity of crocodylomorphs extinct and extant….
Good night, and good luck.
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🦊 I'm giving Firefox a go as my browser for personal usage, syncing my bookmarks between Windows (work), Mac and iOS. I always had a disconnect when using Safari, and as I can't use Raindrop at work, I'm giving this syncing setup a try.
This post is a little side-quest from my “Kafka Share Groups and Parallelizing Consumption” series. My “Kafka Share Groups and Parallelizing Consumption” series (part 1, part 2) has been laser focused on how different configurations and...
Some 110 years ago today, on 4 June 1916, the U.S. Army established the Veterinary Corps as part of the National Defense Act. While each field artillery and cavalry regiment had enlisted farriers and medical officers, they were part of...
Naval History and Heritage Command this week confirmed the identity of the wreck site of the Gato-class fleet boat USS Herring (SS-233), lost about a mile south of Point Tagan on Matsuwa Island in the Kuriles during the early morning...
In 2025, ARB contributor Roseanna Pendlebury arranged a series of roundtables with SFF reviewers, originally intended for Nerds of a Feather. For some involved publishing reasons, this wound up being a better fit at ARB, and so, thanks...
Read the full post at - 6+ Favorite Books About Trees and Forests (So Far!) A Roundup of My Favorite Books About Trees and Forests...so far.