Chris's Wiki :: blog/linux/UbuntuCanonicalProduct
A while back I wrote that from an outside perspective, Ubuntu is Canonical's thing, in that Canonical runs the show despite having outside contributors. But in the wake of wrestling with Canonical's advertisements in a stock 22.04 LTS machine and losing, I want to amend that observation with an important additional one. Ubuntu is not merely Canonical's, Ubuntu is a Canonical product. Which is to s
Chris's Wiki :: blog/programming/Rust1BackwardIncompatibility
Rust 1.x seems to not always be backward compatible in practice For a long time now, I've needed (or at least wanted) to simultaneously put a stress load on a test NFS fileserver and a stress CPU and memory load on another machine. Back in the old days on Linux, I would have done this by compiling the Linux kernel repeatedly, but in today's modern age the Linux kernel isn't big enough any more; it
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