Its in several more kernels than that.

That patch was backported into known (and probably more): v5.10.202, v5.15.140, v6.1.64

ext4 data corruption in 6.1 stable tree (was Re: [PATCH 5.15 000/297] 5.15.140-rc1 review

So I've got back to this and the failure is a subtle interaction between iomap code and ext4 code. In particular that fact that commit 936e114a245b6 ("iomap: update ki_pos a little later in iomap_dio_complete") is not in stable causes that file position is not updated after direct IO write and thus we direct IO writes are ending in wrong locations effectively corrupting data. The subtle detail is that before this commit if ->end_io handler returns non-zero value (which the new ext4 ->end_io handler does), file pos doesn't get updated, after this commit it doesn't get updated only if the return value is < 0.

The commit got merged in 6.5-rc1 so all stable kernels that have 91562895f803 ("ext4: properly sync file size update after O_SYNC direct IO") before 6.5 are corrupting data - I've noticed at least 6.1 is still carrying the problematic commit. Greg, please take out the commit from all stable kernels before 6.5 as soon as possible, we'll figure out proper backport once user data are not being corrupted anymore. Thanks!

https://lore.kernel.org/stable/20231205122122.dfhhoaswsfscuhc3@quack3/

tbh nextcloud barebones is great. I don't use it for a full system (as in cloud).

I use it for notes (Joplin is the app on all devices/pc) NC is just its storage/distribution location. Same thing goes with bookmarks (Floccus is the addon, available to all devices/browsers). This is what makes it great.

Next is that I have files / pics on NAS storage, but I can make "external shares" available via NC. So NC is still tiny, but I can see everything I want on my massive NAS.

Using NC properly can be a super useful tool. But there are things to avoid, unless you have huge processor and storage. For example sharing photos. There are much better options than NC offering (Librephotos).

I use LLLM on NC, (because I can) and its pretty good. more than enough for Q&A. It wouldn't beat GPT3.5 but its on par. However you suddenly need 8+GB ram and 4-8 threads to be "responsive" to one user. Fun though!

I do have docserver, fulltextsearch apps and then onlyoffice installed (as a separate VM) so I can actually edit office documents on the fly and its nice, but again I have offloaded it to another VM. so NC stays small and only has the "connector" to the onlyoffice VM.

Its worth it to me for cross platform and pc/compute devices for the bookmarks and notes alone! everything else is just sugar on top!

I agree that many of these articles leave a lot to be desired.

The key points are that Kiteworks (formally Accellion, Inc) is an American corporation. They are not into doing things for free, they charge like a wounded bull.

DRACOON (also security conscious enterprise file exchange) and ownCloud mergers into Kiteworks. So what will happen in the future? Well immediately nothing, they will probably continue a 'community' version.

I would think that things like MS integration might become paid only (if its not already) because companies need to make more money. Who knows, they might scrap it as open source too. ownCloud is now at the mercy of a corporate business.

The optimist in me wants to believe ownCloud might get a boost in resources and become more secure as a result of its new management, but my optimism is always reminded of every other time open source has been taken over (eg: pfSense).

The only other thing is DACH market, which is basically the German speaking market. Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Its no surprise they are targeting that area really.

I know this is not useful for most use cases, but if you login to the desktop on the 'remote Wayland', locally first then RD will work as expected. So if you can change the behaviour of the remote desktop to stay unlocked (IE its in a secure place where others cannot just access the device), then and RD will work with Wayland.

I use NoMachine (since I manage all sorts of devices, and its nice that there is a client and server for everything including phones/arm) and it works for me because many of the machines are actually VM's and I can keep the desktops unlocked and logged in. NoMachines solution for Wayland - is to disable it and use X11 !!

But I wish many of the RD developers would just embrace Wayland and add/rewrite code to support it (If it is in their scope, I don't know) It might not be, since I am aware of Waypipe and Pipewire, but I'd assume that RD devs would still need to include support for that.

Heimdall

https://youtu.be/GXnnMAxPzMc

Resources is a nice aio flatpak for system monitoring.

She was one of my first 5* and she has been amazing. Whilst she has been seeing more second team work, in favour of the Rasin Shogun, I still like to play her in exploration.

My Build (from a time when I had less invested in the game):

Primordal Jade Cutter (R1)

2x Gladiator Finale, 2x Thundering Fury

Keqing C6 - 9,13,13 (I should just crown her, she has been good to me)

HP: 25K

ATK:2K

EM:131

CR:65%

CD:184%

Electro DMG Bonus: 61.6%

Her Q dmg is quite insane!

They originally said it was a cyber-attack, and it then turned out to be a (not insignificant) software update rollout that went tits up.

They lied, got caught out, she is at the top of the chain, this is what happens.

It does.

sudo pro config set apt_news=false and sudo truncate -s0 /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20apt-esm-hook.conf

But I feel sorry for you if you are still using Ubuntu at this point.

You should have installed AV on her before you committed to dating!

Add "Bypass Paywalls" app to your browser.

Firefox:

https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-firefox-clean

All Chrome based (and explains howto for Android):

https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-chrome-clean

IOS:

https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-clean-filters

"Looks in" homebuilt PC running Linux...

https://support.lenovo.com/au/en/solutions/ht036206-types-of-password-for-thinkpad

Reset forgotten supervisor password

If you forget your supervisor password, Lenovo cannot reset your password. You must take your computer to a Lenovo Service Provider to have the system board replaced.

Yes.

https://eightify.app/summary/technology-and-society/samsung-s-remote-phone-disablement-sparks-mexican-government-intervention

You have a W10 license, so just run up a VM, and install your software in that. Whilst it will be marginally slower, it will be 100% compatible and run on your host OS (this is not good for gaming in general, but if the VM software you use supports passthrough, mainly for GPU, then its pretty negligible).

Keep the Win10 VM off the WAN, and who cares how out of date it is and lacking in security updates.

Because there is no other way for them to make money?

I just asked it to write an assembly program for the Intel 8008 uprocessor, and it just knocked it out! That's not bad for a chip that was released in 1972 !

Yes, uBlock is enough for YT specifically. I run ABP for some sites that uB doesn't catch. (and for that matter, I also run "Ghostery" as well.

But yes, for this specific posted topic, you are correct I don't need the other blockers.

As for Firefox, I had been a long time user, but I went through the bullshit phase they created themselves. It was because they dominated and it created a lapse in diligence, on their part. First was the bloat, it is a browser but it got mental in size. Then there was the bloat in usage, what browser needs 50% of your 32GB RAM?? (These have probably been addressed today). But the straw that broke my back was the constant lapsing of certificate renewals that broke everything in firefox including all addons. That was the final straw for me. It was clear they were not interesting in maintenance, and I needed a working browser, not bleeding edge bullshit, and constant roadblocks.

Why don't we call it grandmother policy? Pthhhh. The matriarchy gets away with a lot these days. Here we are, just innocently minding our own business....

One for x86(/64), one for arm(64), one for RISC ? That doesn't seem like a valid argument.

Opera GX + uBlock + ABP. I stopped seeing this shit a long time ago. (Opera de-googles where necessary, and has its own store. You can still install from other chrome stores, if something is not available in theirs)

Frankly though, Alphabet needs to start being made accountable for their own "de-privacy" behaviour, in the name of their own profits.

And on a side note, is it just me or did 404media just came out of nowhere, and is spamming "news" posts. I've read a few of them, and they seem more like opinion pieces, and less factual. They really seem to have little supporting evidence, proper content (the meat, proof, details) and the complete post content is paywalled.

Defederated world, can we please prioritise non-paywalled sites over monetised ones?

the AI that nextcloud is offering uses openAI, sign up get a api key and add it. Your ai requests goto the cloud. (and i couldnt get it to work, constant " too many request" or a straight "failed")

The other option is the addon " local llm", you download a cutdown llm like llama2 or falcon and it runs locally. I did get thoes all installed, but it didnt work for general prompts.

Nextcloud will probably fix things over time, and the developer who made the local llm plugin will to, but right now this isnt very useful to selfhosters.

I miss SPARC, from Sun microsystems.

Make it happen :)

https://awesome-selfhosted.net/

libre translate maybe? There are several on the list.

Don't you mean "Cherry 2000" ?

Thats not how it works.

You have a LAN and hopefully you have a firewall that shields your LAN from WAN. Your fw is probably handing out DHCP lease IP (like 192.168.x.y)

When you "bridge" your VM looks like an independant device on you LAN. Nothing at this point has allowed it to the public. Your dhcp can even give it an IP (but its probably better to set a static ip). In bridge mode, a "fake mac is spoofed alongside you nic's real mac, and only for said VM)

At that point the VM id accessible likr any other device on the LAN.

if you then want to use vpn, just connect to your LAN however that works(vpn to computer or vpn to firewall/vpn server) and access.

if you want to access from WAN without vpn, then you need to understand reverse proxying and youll need a full proper firewall\gateway device at the front of your network (like OPNsense).

Okay. We will change our name to dickipedia, give us the billion dollars.

musk hands over

dickipedia changes name to muskipedia

muskipedia changes name to wikipedia

New Wikipedia no longer needs to ask for donations.

fuck off idiot - you are not AI, and you are removed at best.

hmmmmm, shiitake's... nomnom

well aware of how it works. just a little dramatization for shits and giggles. But I disagree that it is an instant right-off. it can be salvageable 90% of the time.

This news is so fscking old. Why do we keep seeing it repeating here?

YT . Block antiblock. its all out intrusive. Stop using, next post.

Stop fscking reposting this shit that is literally 2 months old. Just because you "only just saw it" doesnt mean your 2 second GOOGLE would have told you everyone else knows ffs, and its been rolled out.

Get wire cutters, and SNIP. Then get new crimp connector and align. Next, use crimp tool to mate connector to wires.

Really? This is the posts we get in Tech sub these days?

1. Should be somewhere else like electronics or homerepairs
2. ugh, I cannot be bothered.

no excuse imo. its a car. Its even stupider that it failed from rain (even bad rain) in a car park. Cars can deal with 1m water easily (most batteries are that high, the air intake for the engine is easily that high (I will ignore Lambos and similar, built for different purposes).

In the worst case for a 'normal' car (what is the TLA for them now?) a replacement battery would cost you a couple hundred bucks at most.

Even if water got into the intake, the whole overhaul would not cost $20k or whatever it was.

Water got into the battery. Well that sounds like it is squarely a fault of Tesla and its QC or R&D. Who tf builds a car, with a battery, doesn't make sure that the battery and all other major components are IP68 rated for "full immersion up to a meter or more for 30 minutes" ?

Its a CAR. We have Fords to cross. And some RAIN fscked it up??!!

You'll also find Rust in the Linux Kernel. Of course you have to turn EAC ripper off, that is a Microsoft program and won't run in Linux natively.