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@Not_Oles are you using atop?

Noticed https://lobste.rs/s/jaxxly/you_might_want_stop_running_atop (and atop is installed on this server) - there is not much information, but maybe wort…

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I noticed that the system clock was quite a bit off, so I installed `systemd-timesyncd` to keep it in sync via NTP now.

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Applied the Debian 12.10 updates:

```
$ cat /etc/debian_version
12.10
```

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Finally found some time to actually make use of the output from [tilemaker](https://tilemaker.org). Mostly followed the steps from [Building OpenStreetMap tiles](https://clarkema.org/lab/2023/2023-02…

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[DOJ: Google must sell Chrome, Android could be next](https://arstechnica.com/google/2025/03/doj-google-must-sell-chrome-android-could-be-next/)

Could this improve things? What would b…

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> @Ympker said:
> There's a site where you can test ad blockers efficiency. Tried Ublock Lite with Manifest 3 and got 91/100, tried Adguard and once got 95 and then suddenly 75 (I think …

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> @Otus9051 said:
> Soooooooooooo are we getting a Firefox OS comeback?

Firefox OS comeback? Still running Firefox OS 2.6 prerelease on my Sony z3c...

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Hmm... a bit too much copy and paste for my taste:

> If you have any questions or concerns about these Terms, please contact us at [Your Contact Email].

> Refunds …

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> [@ZizzyDizzyMC said](/discussion/comment/208710/#Comment_208710): Anyway, I've moved to Thorium on desktop, and if you just want a chromium based browser that's bare bones, that'll do the job.

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Quite interesting [thread](https://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-net/2025/01/17/msg008943.html) over in NetBSD land. Two things to note:

* there is actually a simpler way (in NetBSD) to c…

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> @cmeerw said:
> BTW, did some test runs yesterday with tilemaker, and got it to convert "South America" to vector tiles (but already using around 11 GB memory during the process and cr…

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to check the IP **spam** score: **scam** alytics

those are different things, so not sure why you are talking about **spam** in your post

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> @Blembim said:
> Sooooooo many ppl out of no where :o

spam, spam, spam everywhere.

OP should be banned a day for each spam comment here.

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> @yoursunny said:
> > @Not_Oles said:
> > I wondered if there is something about me which prevents our LESbian friends from using the Community Server.
>

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> @Not_Oles said:
> > [@cmeerw said](/discussion/comment/204558/#Comment_204558): maybe I could start looking at tilemaker.
>
> Sounds great! No rush. :star:

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> [@cmeerw said](/discussion/comment/204558/#Comment_204558): Not sure... one thing that's on the back of my mind is the use of OpenStreetMap data - so maybe I could start looking at tilemaker. Wh…

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> @Not_Oles said:
> Hello! I got another server temporarily so that I can mess with LVM without risk of causing disruption here. More on LVM in a little while.
>
> …

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Just did an `apt-get dist-upgrade` and a reboot to apply the Debian 12.9 updates.

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> @Not_Oles said:
> If it's okay with @cmeerw, maybe @quangthang might like to try installing NixOS on the entire bare metal server? The server has an HTML5 IPMI available. We could then…

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> @quangthang said:
> ![](https://i.ibb.co/fqTHQp3/Screenshot-20250109-215446.png "")
> One of dependencies on my config keep failing build. Which is weird cause it built just …

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> @Not_Oles said:
> I have a thread (the Hosteroid Community Server thread) which presently shows as having 1.7k views. Is there an easy way to find out how many views this thread gets b…

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> [@IV__ said](/discussion/comment/203016/#Comment_203016): The pressure from @yoursunny was too high, now us1.lowendirc.com support ipv6
> [@itsdeadjim said](/discussion/comment/203185/…

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Had a quick look, and it seems for docx they actually use [mammoth](https://github.com/mwilliamson/python-mammoth) to first convert it into HTML, and then convert that to markdown. Just wondering how…

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Just submitted a [change](https://git.haiku-os.org/haiku/commit/?id=def75fa4137f4d9e92e47a437aa12745977aa050) for Haiku to fix an issue with the daily builds affecting Emacs (that's just a drive-by f…

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> [@yoursunny said](/discussion/comment/202493/#Comment_202493): Mobian + Phosh

What device are you using that on?

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> [@yoursunny said](/discussion/comment/202556/#Comment_202556): Which Washington?

Maybe you then also want to get "Frankfurt, Germany" clarified? Is it Frankfurt am Main or Frankfu…

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> [@Brueggus said](/discussion/comment/200606/#Comment_200606): I'd like to celebrate this by giving away two of these brand new dnscry.pt mugs:

No luck for me...

And…

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> @Crab said:
> > @linveo said:
> > > @cmeerw said:
> > > I have now already made a [NetBSD 10.1 image](https://download.cmeerw.net/netbsd/netbsd-10.1-…

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> @Not_Oles said:
> Hi @cmeerw!
>
> I went looking at https://www.haiku-os.org/docs/welcome/en/bugreports.html
>
> and at
>
&…

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I think I am actually already done with my changes. Here is what I did:

- Log into the serverforge portal - this has some rescue options, but I couldn't really figure out what those wo…

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> [@huntercop said](/discussion/8714/name-your-hosts-production-box-or-trash-box): 1. Which providers do you use for production servers? Optional - Why?

Any server I actually pay fo…

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> @yoursunny said:
> Wireshark is easier to use than Tshark, because you can filter packets, expand sections, etc.
> These two applications have the same functionality otherwis…

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Also got it now. I think this is important:

> Free Service Continuation: Services will remain active and free of charge from now until 15th January 2025 to provide ample time for mi…

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> [@yoursunny said](/discussion/comment/187844/#Comment_187844): Why RAM increased?

Most likely memory reserved by RH kernels for kdump.

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> @AlwaysSkint said:
> > [@cmeerw said](/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/186301/#Comment_186301): I have now managed to install NetBSD 10.0 with such a modified kernel
> Can…

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> @AlwaysSkint said:
> > [@cmeerw said](/discussion/comment/186360/#Comment_186360): That's what I have been talking about here all the time.
> Apologies but it was a little…

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Running cpuid in a Linux VM on that machine I get:

`$ cpuid -1l1 | fgrep hyper-threading`
` hyper-threading / multi-core supported = false`

So lp_max = 1

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> @cmeerw said:
> This then gives me the hex dump of the panic message, which in my case is:
>
> > `kernel diagnostic assertion "lp_max >= core_max" failed: fi…

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I think I managed to extract the NetBSD kernel panic now. This is possible by using grub2 to read the memory where NetBSD formats the panic string. Essentially, what you need to do is look at either …

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