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He specifically said he's on 14.3:

I don't have these. Do you have any files under /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos?

At least this guy got some jail time: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/24/us/hellcat-charger-loud-car.html

The patch is pretty straightforward: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/17717/files Looks like 2.2.x is still supported. It just had a release in August. No MFHs to any branches yet, except in a developer's fork: https://github.com/behlendorf/zfs/commit/3dc345851cd16af444acee120202152563660e34

LTO is still around. Still crazy expensive.

"...the fans themselves do not actually circulate the oil very much. We leave them running just because they were fun to look at..." https://www.pugetsystems.com/mineral-oil-pc/

No need to work that hard. Find an old game that has been open-sourced, and get it to work on FBSD: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/half-life-in-4-easy-steps.80394/ https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/any-interest-in-tribal-trouble-1.75319/ I need to find the motivation to look into this...

The Vale example is a compile-time check that raises an error: https://verdagon.dev/blog/higher-raii-7drl#a-real-world-example I spent some time at work this week wading through hundreds of compiler warnings, looking for the actual compilation error... Lesson learned: set your compiler's flags...

Freebsd is severely understaffed already. Fragmenting the ports tree would only make it worse.

A dark vision, but unfortunately it has a lot of truth in it. I plan to be retired and maybe fighting fires for a fee when things explode and the vibe coders are useless.

I feel ya. I've got fadlang fatigue too, but this one is actually interesting.

Linear types are so easy to understand! I may have to try to write some Vale to see if they're as useful as they seem.

It's almost like there's no easy way out of dependency hell (or DLL hell if you're a Windows type.) But hey, keep writing more and more package managers that allow you to download the Internet and damn the consequences. A sad irony that seems to be overlooked is that the original author of...

Yeah, maybe my memory's faulty, but I thought it was C++. That's still a weird stack Obj-C -> C -> C++.

It can get sillier. A long time ago I worked on software that had initially been developed for NextOS on Next boxes. That was a really elegant early object-oriented platform. Unfortunately, the writing had been on the wall for Next before I came along. New CTO was hired and decided (correctly)...

Nuff said. Thank you for reading Reddit so I didn't have to.

Yeah, and you'll be in the 5% of Gentoo users that actually track stable. Been there, done that.

I want all the time I wasted keeping my Gentoo server updated back! Seriously, though, if there's one thing that's true about installing and maintaining a Gentoo host is that it's neither quick nor easy. Just about the only thing I miss is the ability to skip using an initrd. I don't miss it...

You're probably going to have better luck asking on the the first one's Github. There's no way that I can find to contact any sort of community for Grafana.

Good catch. According to hier.