Cloudflare had a really useful test for this stuff, but sadly the service went down earlier this year, and I havent seen anything else that does the same thing.
On my system with 8 cores + hyperthreading for 16 hardware threads Rust compiles with 14 parallel processes most of the time. The processes are staying within 1 GB each. Some processes multithread to about 500% CPU time.
What CPU do you have?
I remember those far-off days when you had to compile a port and wait two or three days.
When it finally succeeded, I was unbelievably happy! 😄
that's an excellent point !
I remember those far-off days when you had to compile a port and wait two or three days.
When it finally succeeded, I was unbelievably happy! 😄
that's an excellent point !
In fact, I also love the overall hierarchy so to speak: I love the separation into /usr and /usr/local, the entire separation into base and third-party, the easily configurable files under /etc. You know, it's just really well-designed and it...
I had two X220's (which I really liked) and one day one of them suddenly stopped working.
It seems like there was a dodgy production run at some point.
I had two X220's (which I really liked) and one day one of them suddenly stopped working.
It seems like there was a dodgy production run at some point.
OK so the integrated WebCam is not showing at all in usbconfig.
That is odd. Obviously it will never work that way. Webcamd gets its info via usb subsystem.
No that is standard output for graphics card.
In fact, I also love the overall hierarchy so to speak: I love the separation into /usr and /usr/local, the entire separation into base and third-party, the easily configurable files under /etc. You know, it's just really well-designed and it...
XFCE4 was my first GUI but eventually I found LXDE (lxde-meta) which is much simpler.
I mainly use a GUI to launch Chrome so don't need all the options which XFCE4 gave me, most of which I did not use or want.
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As a third-year computer science student and the BOFH of The :wheel Group—an operating-systems student club at my university—I’ve always kept an eye on BSD systems but never quite found the...
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This year’s EuroBSDcon took place at the faculty of engineering and computing of the University of Zagreb, Croatia. This was my second time attending EuroBSDcon after holding a talk on my work...
Thank you for the suggestion! However, as I can see, my webcamd output doesn't contain integrated webcam :(
Available device(s):
webcamd [-d ugen1.1] -N Intel-EHCI-root-HUB -S unknown -M 0
webcamd [-d ugen0.1] -N Intel-EHCI-root-HUB -S unknown...
It makes me happy that I don't have to use Windows to make my computers serve me rather than Bill Gates.
It also makes me happy that I don't need to learn 1000 flavours of Linux to give me that alternative.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/07/unix_fourth_edition_tape_rediscovered/?td=rt-3a
The University of Utah had a tape labeled as a complete copy of UNIX V4 (which was lost media until now). Hopefully the CHM can manage to dump it.
Actually, I just wanted a better resolution. as I was intending to use it in text mode only.
Does mean I have to downgrade the system to get a better resolution?
Hi all!
I'm running FreeBSD 15-STABLE on ThinkPad X220. This laptop has an integrated webcam and it used to work fine and I used to set webcamd for it. But suddenly (today) it stopped working. /dev/video0 device is not created, therefore webcamd...
Oops. That's quite embarassing for me :). That's what happens when you follow a guide without understanding what is going on.
Many thanks for pointing this out, I have it working now.
MrBSD: this is exactly the attitude I mean. However, you get that from tools on many Linux forums that know much less than they think. 90% attitude, 10% knowledge. I rather prefer the friendly and supportive forums of FreeBSD or Artix.
@Igrant...
And maybe over-reliance to "we are bug proof my design" is at play here, also. Has anyone seen the amount of work it takes to build a good crypt library that does not provide an attack surface for timing attacks? You might be better off here with...
Looks good, but then -
Looks like the file system can not find the memory to page in something. It is best to avoid this complexity. If you are using ZFS, a vdev can be better used. And maybe you need to adjust the minfree sysctrl, so there is...
I think that is an important point. Re-writing working things is risky, and it is what the Rust enthusiasts want to do (not that they have a choice if they want to use Rust).
That's probably a red Herring. SIGPIPE is usually not caught for exiting. But if you run a program in gdb it will trigger the debugger on SIGPIPE.
handle SIGPIPE nostop pass noprint
There is a "Security" tab but nothing like a "Secure Boot" option.
Maybe a newer BIOS would have this. Mine is from 2012 - on a ThinkPad W520.
I just found this link on Lenovo's site...
Hard to tell without the source code. You might be using some library function that itself uses sendto to send the data. And it might be sending data to a socket that got closed for whatever reason.
[EPIPE] The socket is unable...
Having Laptop that has everything working with FreeBSD makes me want to post this.
XDM (got fed up with stock look. Slim seams to have some bug in combination with x11-wm/fvwm3):
www/qutebrowser:
and finaly empty Viartual desk of...
The question is how that was set up - was it file based or not? Because if you made a mistake there and it was not, then it is memory based - and swapping memory to memory when memory gets low ... does not work out.
Here is the /etc/rc.conf of my gateway system which uses a USB tethered connection to the Internet using ue
ping 8.8.8.8 works fine
Contents pf.conf:-
ping 8.8.8.8 does not work from other hosts. and I can't ping the gateway from any of...
The question is how that was set up - was it file based or not? Because if you made a mistake there and it was not, then it is memory based - and swapping memory to memory when memory gets low ... does not work out.
Use port forwarding mate. Same as your router. rdr with PF for example. The first command you showed explicitly tells ssh to proxy the connection.
-J destination
Connect to the target host by first making an ssh connection to...
cracauer@, thanks for asking no doubt key questions, but I set Poudriere up about ten years ago and it's always just worked, so I've never needed to understand such things. I'd have to do a lot of reading to understand the interaction between...
If you use Poudriere, it is best to create a make.conf file.
For example, if you are creating ports for a Poudriere jail named--> amd64-15-stable
Create a make.conf--> amd64-15-stable-make.conf
I noticed yesterday ftp/curl failed to build...
It should be under the "Security" tab, there you can switch secure boot on or off.
https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht509044-how-to-enable-secure-boot-on-think-branded-systems-thinkpad-thinkstation-thinkcentre
It's the difference between forwarding packets, and proxying them. The first command proxies the connection, the connection is made to the first host and a new connection is made to the second host. The first host acts as an intermediate.
When...
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