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The YAML Norway problem and cron's day-of-month trap: two config formats that lie to you

Feed four innocent lines to PyYAML, Python's everyday YAML library: python3 -c 'import yaml;...

DevOps Daily5 min read • ♥ 20

How Docker Works Under the Hood: Watch Namespaces Isolate a Container and cgroups Stop a Fork Bomb

On a Linux host, start an nginx container, then run ps aux. nginx is right there in the list, with an...

DevOps Daily6 min read • ♥ 14

Debian sid on a Lenovo Yoga C630: Held GRUB, One-Time Boots and the IPA Reset

A step by step guide to running Debian sid with kernel 7.2 and GNOME on the Snapdragon 850 Yoga C630: which boot loader the firmware runs, why GRUB 2.14 blacks out every kernel, a generated boot menu with one-time test boots, the Lenovo firmware, and the one driver that resets the SoC.

xbill10 min read • ♥ 1

Debian on a Samsung Galaxy Book Go, Written on the Galaxy Book Go

A step by step guide to Debian sid with kernel 7.2 and GNOME on the Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 Galaxy Book Go, a laptop with no upstream device tree. Firmware, interrupts, audio calibration and the charger protocol taken from Samsung's Windows install, 26 boots over two days, and an article written, checked and built on the machine it describes.

xbill18 min read • ♥ 2

Claude Code and Linus Torvalds: the Linux patch tradeoffs

Claude Code helped Linus Torvalds explore Linux read performance. The experimental patches reduce one cost, with regressions and memory-accounting work.

Nikoloz Turazashvili (@axrisi)8 min read • ♥ 2

Ctrl-C won't stop a bash loop if the program inside it catches the signal

A Python or Node program that handles Ctrl-C and exits cleanly makes bash carry on with the next loop iteration. dash, zsh, busybox ash and mksh quit instead. Here is the code in bash that decides.

Remdore8 min read • ♥ 10

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