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chollinger.com
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| | | | | Going from a single, bare metal Debian server to two physical machines, 7 VMS, 5 zfs pools, and a whole bunch of data and networking: An experience. Also, stuff broke. | |
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doughellmann.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] This book provides examples of using Python 3's Standard Library modules to enhance application development, covering topics like text processing, data structures, algorithms, and networking. | |
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blog.canoozie.net
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| | | | | A write-ahead log (WAL) is one of those database concepts that sounds deceptively simple. You write a record to disk before applying it to your in-memory state. If you crash, you replay the log and recover. Done. Except your disk is lying to you. PostgreSQL, SQLite, RocksDB, Cassandra... every production | |
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hexaitos.com
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| | | [AI summary] This post details the author's experience transitioning from OpenBSD to FreeBSD as a desktop OS, highlighting the challenges and successes encountered during the setup process. The author outlines the steps taken to configure a functional desktop environment with XFCE, address audio and graphics issues, enable automounting for external drives, and deal with package management quirks in the FreeBSD Quarterly branch. The post serves as a comprehensive guide for others considering FreeBSD as a desktop operating system. | ||