In Portland, Oregon.
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A user shares his experience with a twenty-four 4 TB drives NAS system using ZFS.
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The blog of KDE Developer Nate Graham moved to the KDE infrastructure under https://blogs.kde.org/
“Info Center now shows all of your GPUs, not just one of them. And they are now indicated in a fancy way!”
The new blog posts will be treated as commits into the following GitLab repository:
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“The second BETA build for the FreeBSD 14.2 release cycle is now available. ISO images for the amd64, i386, powerpc, powerpc64, powerpc64le, powerpcspe, armv7, aarch64, and riscv64 architectures are available on most of our FreeBSD mirror sites.”
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Original motivation:
“card.card_stats_data() became slow after Feat/forgetting curve in card info by L-M-Sherlock · Pull Request #3437 · ankitects/anki · GitHub because it computes the memory state for each revlog. For card with 40+ revlogs, it costs ~400ms to return the result. It’s not perceivable when opening the card info page. But it slows down add-ons which use card_stats_data() to get the revlogs of thoustands of cards significantly.”
Of course it would be preferable to refactor the existing calculation method while reducing the computational complexity to O(n).
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audit installed packages against known vulnerabilities
First time you execute this command you need to force fetch the http://vuxml.freebsd.org/freebsd/vuln.xml.xz. file. using: pkg audit -F
vuln is an xml file containing 226K lines of vulnerabilities since 2003.
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Significant changes:
- AMD IOMMU driver
- audio mixer supports hot-swapping
- dhclient to speed-up during boot process with a 2 second gain
- Realtek wireless drivers rtw88, rtw99 modifications
- XDG config paths
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