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Guest35557 has quit IRC (Quit: leaving) up_the_irons: ant: just wait, it gets worse
when cops started looking like kids (some are like 22 straight out of the academy!), i really felt old. it's hard to take them seriously ;) mercutio: i think it's always been hard to take cops seriously
at least the ones i've met. ant: hm..i can't remember ever dealing with cops on the street
but when i flew back from la to frankfurt in 2012 there was this young tsa agent who was amused about my ancient phone :) mercutio: how ancient? ant: it was a nokia e90..so already quite old compared to the lifetime of modern smartphones
got it in 08, but used mercutio: wow yeh that is quite old
did the battery last all this time? ant: not sure if i replaced it, but i think not ***: mnathani_ has quit IRC ()
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BryceBot has joined #arpnetworks m0unds: plenty of writes, regardless
using swapcache on dragonfly leads to lots of writes mercutio: i have higher wear counts than that
177 Wear_Leveling_Count 0x0013 096 096 000 Pre-fail Always - 40
that's an 840 evo 250gb, 4% wear leveling usage it hink that means
lba is 512 bytes?
so ~ 11tb written
9 Power_On_Hours 0x0032 098 098 000 Old_age Always - 8769
that's 365 days, hmm.
so 20 years life at my load still. phlux: drippin this rj vapes lemon drop in my new doge
this shit is delicious BryceBot: That's what she said!! phlux: wrong channel m0unds: lol mercutio: is dragonflybsd any good?
i keep meaning to try it.
but i seem to keep thinking of it like a gimmick. m0unds: it's pretty solid
i've used it a fair amount (along with netbsd) just to play with it a bit
one of the devs runs a blog that occasionally has some good stuff on it - https://www.dragonflydigest.com/ mercutio: ttp://icube-icps.unistra.fr/img_auth.php/d/db/ModernC.pdf
interesting :)
i wonder how many people learn c these days CaZe: A lot less than those who try. mercutio: oh?
i think most that would give up easily would also not start?
my main problem with c is about libraries to do things i want to do
and the same issue exists with other languages too
like i want to async dns, what is the best library to use?
there's stuff like: http://www.gnu.org/software/adns/, and there's libunbound..
but it's like you have to plough through lots of options of libraries.
with different licenses, different levels of complexity/stablity etc.
boost may have async dns too
i wonder if there's a language that can do dependency stuff and multithreading automatically, that could be kind of interesting.
cos doing everything async with multiplexing, or multithreading both raise complexity