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dgl

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About dgl

https://dgl.cx

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    Zip isn't useful for random access here; the problem with random access in HTTP serving is then you have to decompress the data and potentially recompress. The more interesting tri…

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    I tried using their Magic Containers product and there were issues that showed a lack of attention to detail as well. It's supposed to scale globally (magically!) but I found multi…

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    Comment #47595027

    FreeBSD has supported Linux emulation for a long time ( https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/linuxemu/ ). The emulation is at the syscall level but enough to run most apps.

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    Comment #47135304

    GitHub manage to do it. Most URLs you'd think of are either redirects to other bits of the site, or accounts owned by GitHub themselves. It just takes a bit of planning.

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    > Part #2 to me, I also want observability as to what the agent changed. You could potentially combine https://github.com/binpash/try with bubblewrap (I'm not sure how well they co…

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    Comment #46609370

    This. Instead you can create multiple Wireguard interfaces and use policy routing / ECMP / BGP / all the layer 3 tricks, that way you can achieve similar things to what vxlan could…

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    Comment #46119332

    The BSD socket API has 3 parameters when creating a socket with socket(), the family (e.g. inet) the kind (datagram in this case) and the protocol (often 0, but IPPROTO_ICMP in thi…

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    Comment #46104936

    > My immediate question which isn't (I think) answered in the repo is how do you interface the NVMe? Can you put NVMe on PCI as opposed to PCIe? How? PCI to PCIe adapter and then P…

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    Comment #45957661

    Also the UK seems to include the Grand Union canal and River Severn but not the River Thames. It seems quite random.

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    Comment #45845625

    > On the QR topic, I don't understand how logos in the middle work. You are losing pixels and checks with the logo in the middle which is fine until you make the logo too big. It i…

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    The VT3xx ones that were color did not support ANSI SGR to set them. I don't think VT5xx was a budget line, it has more escape sequences than the previous ones (including interesti…

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    Comment #45806515

    If MAME could support the VT525 (nearly the last terminal DEC made and unlike the previous DEC models it supports ANSI color) people might use it a bit more. It would be very usefu…

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    Comment #45805193

    xterm does and some others, I posted about this and emojis a while ago: https://dgl.cx/2025/06/can-your-terminal-do-emojis

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    Show HN: IRCd in Pure Bash

    In https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45755788 there was mention of an IRC server using gawk, but no code. So I wrote an IRCd in pure bash.

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    Comment #45758933

    Given the source isn't released, how about an IRCd in bash: https://github.com/dgl/bash-ircd

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    Comment #45730501

    The second generation was "skas" for Separate Kernel Address Space, some more background here: https://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/old/skas.html The host kernel patch for skas …

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    Comment #45650397

    Not quite; you're probably thinking of: https://google.github.io/building-secure-and-reliable-system...

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    Comment #45521619

    The post calls this out: > the 1Password browser plugin would have noticed that “members-x.com” wasn’t an “x.com” host. But shared accounts are tricky here, like the post says it's…

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    Comment #45485643

    The license page and linked blog posts mentions this: https://landley.net/toybox/license.html I like the 0BSD license (see my https://xn--gba.st ), AWS also uses the semantically e…