andreaswiedenhoff, to random
@andreaswiedenhoff@rail.chat avatar

🇸🇮 in February 2017: a class 813/814 unit has just arrived from a working over the scenic line. These railcars, of Italian design and similar to 🇮🇹 ALn 668.1800, were built in the 1970s.

aral, to programming
@aral@mastodon.ar.al avatar

FSX (a new modern file system module for Node.js) looks really nice. Intelligent defaults and support for mocking designed in.

Would love to see this in core.

https://humanwhocodes.com/blog/2024/01/fsx-modern-filesystem-api-javascript/

andreaswiedenhoff, to innsbruck
@andreaswiedenhoff@rail.chat avatar

A picture taken in the mid 1980s, while hiking along the line south of : 🇦🇹 1110.502 and a 🇩🇪 class 111 electric have got a long consist of 🇮🇹 UIC-X carriages with opening windows in tow. Back then, left hand running was the norm also on the Austrian section of the line.

smaurizi, to random
@smaurizi@mastodon.social avatar

C'era un unico servizio che funzionava per quella serie di carri bestiame che sono i treni regionali di : l'acquisto online dei biglietti dei regionali. è riuscita a distruggere anche quell'unico servizio,introducendo un check-in che NON funziona

visone, to linux
@visone@fosstodon.org avatar

How do you think about bcachefs?
It sounds very godd on paper....

tallship, to linux
@tallship@social.sdf.org avatar

New release (v2.2.0) a couple of days ago with many improvements as well as new features, and 6.5 support.

https://9to5linux.com/openzfs-2-2-released-with-linux-6-5-support-block-cloning-and-more

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revk, to random
@revk@toot.me.uk avatar

Well, impressed me this time.
WiFi passwords fix in pipeline.
Who knew quoting the spec at them would have worked :-)

dusnm, to random
@dusnm@fosstodon.org avatar

A pet peeve I have is that even among developers, the concept of Unix file permissions is not well understood, purely out of laziness to learn it and not out of some intrinsic complexity.

Too often I see code that just uses 777 for everything! Ugh, it drives me genuinely mad!

hywan, to rust
@hywan@fosstodon.org avatar

I’m starting a new project to learn about linkers. It’s called ˋweld`, and it lives here https://github.com/Hywan/weld.

I do this on my free time; understand very sporadically.

This toot is a thread to show progress or to ask help.

hywan,
@hywan@fosstodon.org avatar

To be able to link many object files, we must be able to read them! Of course, there is std::fs, but we want to be fast right? So let's use mmap.

Oh, it's not available everywhere. So let's use a file picker, don't you mind, which will select the best implementation for your platform.

And here is weld-file, https://github.com/Hywan/weld/compare/7556abeb5d80f015e92634d8b9a6c1494e815b9e...f19d8bae61ef61c443d974bcf3d0a3101a69e7b3.

So far, it supports std::fs and mmap, more is coming

There is a FileReader trait, that reads the content async.

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