A usual day of a life of Linux distro developer: rebuild the kernel to trace the bug in a library transitively used by almost any graphical/media application in your system, which causes complete system crash.
The funniest thing is that all this work is needed just to make my webcam work ><
Intel, you could do a better job for IPU6 support on Linux platforms yourselves.
Great thanks to libcamera devs for responsivness and cooperation.
I so far have kept another distro around, just for the fun of it....
until now 😎
I personally only really use #Debian and #BSD (and #Windows)
Having another distro in the mix really makes no difference for me since all I do happens on the systems named above.
So, long story short:
I only use one distro anymore...
which, surprise, is #Debian
It works, does all I want and simply gets the job done. (In love with it since 2009)
Next: #Jail setup and admin work 😎
This host, next to my #hypervisor and #linux srv will be devoted to fiddling with #bhyve and #jails
More to follow soon
Debates have proved a tough test for vice presidents running for president
A look back at other sitting vice presidents who were running for the top job and debating on TV against the nominee of the opposition party: Gore in 2000, George H.W. Bush in 1988 and Nixon in 1960.
#news #npr #publicradio #usa
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Two hikes planned for today, both up on the Lancs/Yorks border. Only about 6-7 km per walk and the weather's looking promising.
Running background tasks in Linux? 🖥️
You can stop processes with signals, which are messages sent to control their behavior!
Example:
ping <IP> >/dev/null 2>&1 & – the & at the end runs it in the background with no output.
To stop it, use killall ping (sends SIGTERM, asking the process to gracefully stop).
Need to force it?
killall -9 ping – sends SIGKILL, which immediately stops the process (no cleanup).
Common signals:
- SIGTERM (15): Politely asks a process to stop.
- SIGKILL (9): Forcefully kills a process with no chance for cleanup.
- SIGINT (2): Interrupts (like Ctrl+C in the terminal).
hello everyone.
in today's article we do arp sniffing with python and check requests/replies
i wish everyone a good reading
denizhalil.com/2024/09/07/arp-…
#arp #python #networksecurity #ethicalhacking #scapy #pythontool #cybersecurity