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  • 96GB DDR5-6400 C30 96GB from G.Skill from G.Skill

    January 17th, 2025

    Give people some RAM …

    https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ram/g-skill-releases-ddr5-6400-c30-96gb-memory-kit-64gb-and-48gb-kits-are-also-in-the-works

  • FreeBSD 14.3 Release Process

    January 17th, 2025
    https://www.freebsd.org/releases/14.3R/schedule/
  • Compiling Thunderbird from source

    January 17th, 2025
    1. Mercurial is the version management system that is used by Mozilla and it is necessary. (in my case: sudo pacman -S mercurial)
      • > hg version
        Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 6.9)
        (see https://mercurial-scm.org for more information)

        Copyright (C) 2005-2024 Olivia Mackall and others
        This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO
        warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
    2. Make the working directory with: mkdir tb-build && cd tb-build
    3. wget https://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/raw-file/tip/python/rocboot/bin/bootstrap.py (downloads the Python bootstrap script)
    4. chmod +x bootstrap.py (gives executable file permissions to the script)
      • > ls -l
        total 16
        -rwxr-xr-x 1 chris chris 16025 Jan 17 18:13 bootstrap.py
        drwxr-xr-x 1 chris chris  2264 Jan 17 18:14 mozilla-unified
    5. ./bootstrap.py (actually runs the script). The first problem I encountered was the rustup version. It was solved with rustup install stable and rustup default stable
    6. Build the sources with ./mach build and then run with ./mach run

    The whole building process lasted approximately 8 minutes on my AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D 16-Core Processor and required 30.1 GiB (32,355,790,419), 1,401,719 files, 138,437 sub-folders

    More details at https://developer.thunderbird.net/thunderbird-development/building-thunderbird

  • Custom Background Image and Gear Icon – Anki add-on highlights

    January 17th, 2025

    Beautiful add-on to modify your background image and the gear icon as well.

  • Anki 25.01 Beta 1

    January 17th, 2025

    First 2025 Release.

  • January 16th, 2025
    Managing and Tracking Storage Performance – OpenZFS Storage Bottlenecks
  • My keybase profile

    January 16th, 2025

    DF68F37635E321A53FB4B794B7CB7BAE6119A237

  • Critical rsync security release 3.4.0

    January 16th, 2025

    Update your systems!

    “We’d like to raise awareness about the rsync security release version 3.4.0-1 as described in our advisory ASA-202501-1.

    An attacker only requires anonymous read access to a vulnerable rsync server, such as a public mirror, to execute arbitrary code on the machine the server is running on. Additionally, attackers can take control of an affected server and read/write arbitrary files of any connected client. Sensitive data can be extracted, such as OpenPGP and SSH keys, and malicious code can be executed by overwriting files such as ~/.bashrc or ~/.popt.

    We highly advise anyone who runs an rsync daemon or client prior to version 3.4.0-1 to upgrade and reboot their systems immediately. As Arch Linux mirrors are mostly synchronized using rsync, we highly advise any mirror administrator to act immediately, even though the hosted package files themselves are cryptographically signed.

    All infrastructure servers and mirrors maintained by Arch Linux have already been updated.”

    https://archlinux.org/news/critical-rsync-security-release-340/
  • Keep going :)

    January 15th, 2025
  • #4 contributor of anki-core-i18n

    January 15th, 2025
  • Anki – Spell Checker

    January 15th, 2025
    1. Download the Spell Checker add-on https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/369581638
    2. Download your preferred .bdic files from https://github.com/cvsuser-chromium/third_party_hunspell_dictionaries/tree/master (en-US-3-0.bdic and de-DE-3-0.bdic in my case)
    3. Enjoy
  • Only programmers will get it

    January 14th, 2025
  • LLVM 19.1.7

    January 14th, 2025

    Possibly the last version before 20.0 release.

    Changes since 19.1.6

    • Bill Hoffman: Fix print module manifest file for macos (#122370) (cd708029e0b2)
    • Michał Górny: [cmake] Extend zstd.dll finding logic from MSVC to Clang (#121437) (37aaa06c4445)
    • Vassil Vassilev: [cmake] Include GNUInstallDirs before using variables defined by it. (#83807) (56e8e0447d6a)
    • David Green: [DAG] Allow AssertZExt to scalarize. (#122463) (3bf9b25b1627)
    • DianQK: [SLP] Check if instructions exist after vectorization (#120434) (8fa5dffc865a)
    • Artsiom Drapun: Fix std::initializer_list recognition if it’s exported out of a module (f1b37b6665b5)
    • Aiden Grossman: [Github] Fix LLVM Project Tests Workflow on Linux (#122221) (510be2370fc9)
    • Craig Topper: [RISCV] Don’t create BuildPairF64 or SplitF64 nodes without D or Zdinx. (#116159) (61c9f970b887)
    • Arthur Eubanks: [test][compiler-rt] Mark dlsym_alloc.c as unsupported on macos (#108439) (07b4f631ee43)
    • tmiasko: [lsan] Fix free(NULL) interception during initialization (#106912) (2e10af6e5925)
    • Vitaly Buka: [NFC][sanitizer] Commit test for #106912 (#108289) (8ef2858421db)
    • Ikhlas Ajbar: [Hexagon] Only handle simple types memory accesses (#120654) (be46324c97a2)
    • Nikita Popov: Build SanitizerCommon if ctx_profile enabled (#105495) (5998cd3b38dc)
    • Owen Pan: [clang-format] Fix idempotent format of hash in macro body (#118513) (1414560a9c16)
    • Philipp van Kempen: [RISCV] Fix typo in CV_SH_rr_inc pattern (#120246) (9969e7f87831)
    • Brian Cain: [clang] hexagon: fix link order for libc/builtins (#117057) (97a1cb9a3fc4)
    • Tobias Hieta: Bump version to 19.1.7 (6553889987ae)
    • Craig Topper: [RISCV] Add hasPostISelHook to sf.vfnrclip pseudo instructions. (#114274) (d749beb59e72)
    • Craig Topper: [RISCV] Add missing hasPostISelHook = 1 to vector pseudos that might read FRM. (#114186) (a0dfd3d04e28)
    https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/releases/tag/llvmorg-19.1.7
  • The FreeBSD Gods

    January 14th, 2025

    bsdimp is by far the most prolific FreeBSD contributor with just over 10k commits. His first commit was on 1996-09-22 on the 2.2.0 RELEASE.

    https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-src/graphs/contributors

  • Copilot feature in GitHub

    January 14th, 2025
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