Datagenerator

Great progress the open world is making, thanks for sharing! Soon Qwen 4 will proof to be another step in the right direction.

Tag 2024?

Does it work under OpenStack?

Great job, it's unique!

Don't confuse GIT(1) the protocol with this (keep in active memory the EEE tactics).

What does RadosGW miss?

Just to be sure install Stacker (from STAC electronics) too

Not the author but No, the decryption would ask the secret again? The readme mentions it's wiped from memory after use.

Looks good. Almost stopped reading due the npm example, grasped it was just a use case, kept reading.

Kernel keyring support would be the next step?

PASS=$(keyctl print $(keyctl search @s user enveil_key))

Ditch the VScode virus before it hurts. LLM based action infiltration will rise in 2026 but rest assured, that doesn't work in NeoVIM/VIM.

Where is the downvote button? Remember: it's EEE all the way.

LoL with the insane backslash crap

The chord through the midpoints of two sides of an inscribed equilateral triangle cuts a diameter in the golden ratio. This interesting method gives a purely geometric construction of positive Phi without using Fibonacci numbers.

Let's hope for the catastrophic scenario. A world without Microsoft.. no telemetry or backdoors. Please continue on this track to disaster!

You might want to look into using cephadm to setup CEPH. Use Erasure coding as data pool for very efficient data storage and protection (8+2). From that export large RBD to be used as zpool with dedup. Scales to Petabytes and has lots of failure protection options.

Or Proxmox or just virt-manager

Thank you for creating this!

Switch to Debian and i3wm and never be bothered again by this type of nonsense. PC = Personal Computer. Make other choices and regain your sovereignty and privacy.

And won't be charged for ingres, egress or IOPS etc, it's better than bad, it's good. Happy times.

Add ZeroFS on top and get very low latency for frequently used data while bulk storage is remote S3.

No pictures?

Interesting, can I use SeaweedFS as bucket provider?

The amazing science based map for minetest comes to mind:

https://github.com/DokimiCU/mg_tectonic

The server that has moved countless Petabytes is glFTPd that allows FXP ( clients without bandwidth can initiate to transfer files from server to server ).

While I understand your concern about AI-generated images impacting trustworthiness, it's worth noting a couple of key things that might change your perspective:

Open Source and Transparent This project isn't hiding anything. It's completely open source, meaning the entire codebase is available for anyone to inspect, audit, and verify. This level of transparency is a strong counter to potential trustworthiness issues, as the community can collectively ensure its integrity.

White Paper Included Beyond just the code, there's a detailed white paper that outlines the underlying methodology, technical specifications, and goals of the project. This provides a deep dive into how it works, offering a robust explanation that stands apart from any superficial impressions given by images.

The focus here seems to be on transparency and verifiable information, which the open-source nature and accompanying white paper strongly support.

Today I learned something new, thx!

Please let us reproduce these beautiful pictures, can you share the sources?

Thanks! Reliving childhood memories

How does this compare to the widely used Completely Fair Queue scheduler that Linux uses for block devices?

What are good shells in your opinion?