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[08:46] <RandalSchwartz> Hmm.  Cloak properly sets the DNS to their endpoint.  PIA doesn't touch it, so it breaks when the local hotspot sets DNS to themselves, but now all your traffic goes *through* them, so it can't reach the private DNS.
[12:49] <RandalSchwartz> I reported that as a bug, and they don't seem to understand that it's a bug. :(
[15:08] <mercutio> ubuntu is shifting to swap file instaed of swap partition
[15:11] <mike-burns> Is there a benefit to one over the other?
[15:11] <mercutio> well they say that file means you can change the amount of space easier, and uses up less disk space
[15:11] <mercutio> but i'm not sure why it'd use less unless it was dynamic
[15:12] <mercutio> you can actually have multiple swap files, i suppose a daemon could make it dynamic, but i'm not aware of any inbuilt dynamicness
[15:12] <mercutio> i don't use swap at all these days frequently
[15:12] <mercutio> in the worst instance you have demand paging of executables.
[15:12] <mercutio> where pages that aren't touched recently of an executable are thrown out of memory
[15:12] <mike-burns> Does Linux dump debugging info to swap on crashes? (Is that what the BSDs do?)
[15:13] <mercutio> i don't think linux does, but i'm not sure
[15:13] <mercutio> it may be able to
[15:13] <mercutio> depending on the state of a crash dumping to swap isn't necessarily a good idea
[17:09] <RandalSchwartz> well - we have a new guest for FreeNAS, so the show will go on!
[20:02] <mhoran_> I think you can't use an encrypted disk + swap file + hibernate, or something.
[20:02] <mhoran_> You have to have an encrypted swap partition if you want encrypted things.
[22:09] <mercutio> or no swap