For vacation, I am going to the south of France, near Nice. After having to leave way too early from Frankfurt and suffering a delayed train, I barely made the changeover in Strasbourg. From there smooth sailing to Marseille, except for a noisy German school class. I mostly hacked on my current KiCad project during the journey. Really satisfying to travel at ~300 km/h ( for the second time this year).
https://media.ccc.de/v/2026-712-improving-openrc-support-in-debian-current-state-and-what-i-learned
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I learned today that POSIX specifies a tool designed to assist you in reviewing & modifying LLM-generated code. In typical Unix fashion, they shortened "reviewing & modifying" to just two letters:
$ rm code.rs
It even has command-line options to [r]ecursively [f]ix whole directories of LLM-generated code:
$ rm -rf project/
I won't explicitly say why Arch Linux refused DHH's sponsorship offer. It's not my place to do so.
But it shouldn't be hard to figure out.
Hey kids! It's the start of the Fall semester, and I'm again teaching "Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment".
The syllabus and all course materials including all code examples are available here:
https://stevens.netmeister.org/631/
As usual, we'll be using #NetBSD as our main platform. All video lectures are public and available for free on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0qfF8MrJ-jxMfirAdxDs9zIiBg2Wug0z
I'll be posting individual lecture videos and related links in this thread throughout the semester.