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At least one of those errors points to a missing math/suitesparse-amd library. Are you sure you installed all of Octave's dependencies? It requires quite a lot. There may be a language barrier here. Using the port boils down to compiling it on your own system. The Freebsd Ports Collection is a...

However, this should work, right? https://github.com/shkhln/linuxulator-steam-utils/blob/master/README.md

Hopefully you mean 14.3... Otherwise, holy time machine, Batman! Yeah, it sounds like the maintainer was fatigued by these endless "issues" found by "security" researchers looking to make a name for themselves: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libxml2/-/issues/346#note_2491252 Yes. The link in...

Maybe this will help. I was once faced with the following problem: Our system depended on a very large store of small to medium binary files I had to test reads and writes from and to this store in a test environment The test writes should never, ever appear in the production store We could not...

Looks incredibly limiting: Non-ASCII characters may only be used in documents and other human-readable texts written in natural languages, intended to be read and edited by endusers. No multithreading (and shared memory). (M)achine-readable data formats with recursive nesting are forbidden...

This problem is almost certainly caused by a missing /usr/local/lib in the linker's library search path. See the -L option in the man page. Just another one of those things you gotta do to compile things in Freebsd. Tell us again, why can't you just use the port? Edit: Are you going to try and...

Exactly this: https://codeberg.org/FreeBSD/freebsd-ports/src/commit/18679e34974f7d5d3a24e8a18b3d1c478a6253a7/math/octave/files/patch-liboctave_util_quit.h

Right? Who gives a flying f... - I'll keep it PG. I worked at a small company where we only had two conference rooms. We moved to a new office, and had to come up with new names for them. Someone came up with "Tabs" and "Spaces", and I loved it. I was pulled aside and told to keep it down as...

Well, I was talkin' Java with Project Reactor. I don't know which is worse. I think we've settled on spaces, and the Checkstyle rules are set up to require "at least x..." In any case, things ain't lining up. I absolutely refuse to get into lengthy discussions about whitespace and indentation...

It's odd how it can't seem to get indentation right. What it does passes checkstyle, and I'm being heavily pressured to use AI so... 😈

Out of curiosity, did you replace it with something else?

I would state it a little more strongly: re-writing time-proven battle-tested code is almost always a mistake.

Server time-out... I'm sure it wouldn't have happened if the server was written in Rust.

Color me skeptical https://www.phoronix.com/news/First-Linux-Rust-CVE https://www.phoronix.com/news/Rust-TARmageddon

I'm getting 970 Mbps down / 790 Mbps up right now. I sometimes get 900+ upload too. I think the speed test servers can't handle that consistently. My provider has started rolling out 10 Gbps service.

I understood nothing, but cherish my ignorance of the subject.

The .a files are static libraries in ar format. Files with a .so extension are shared dynamic libraries in elf format. When you link your code with a static library, the actual code you linked is added to your executable at link time. This makes your binary executable larger, but there's no...

Why not encrypt your mail with your public key? Then only your private key can decrypt it.

It depends on what you mean by "route". If you mean it in the colloquial sense of "send", then it sure is implementable, as we've shown in this thread. If you mean it in the technical sense of an IP route, then no, routing happens at a layer below TCP that doesn't know or care anything about...

Unfortunately, dma does not listen on port 25. I'm a fan of postfix. Looks like it should work out of the box for what you want: https://www.postfix.org/STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html#stand_alone The pf.conf rule then becomes: rdr pass proto tcp from any to any port 25 localhost port 25