today's leftovers
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Nvidia 358.09 Beta Linux Driver Brings a New Kernel Module
A new Nvidia Beta driver has been released, and developers have added quite a few OpenGL changes and improvements, among other things.
The Nvidia developers have just pushed a new Beta driver out the door and this time it's full of all kinds of OpenGL updates and fixes. It will be a while until all of these changes make their way onto the stable branch of the drivers, but these are pretty important, and it won't take all that long.
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Survey: Users love their desktops more than their cheapo tablets
In the same survey last year by ACSI, tablets scored 80 on a 100-point scale, just one point behind desktops at 81. This year, consumers rated tablets at at 75—alongside laptops, which also fell this year, the survey said. The survey criteria require that the respondent purchased a new personal computer in the last years.
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The 5 states of the modern sysadmin
I think there’s (at least) 5 states you might find yourself in as a sysadmin in these days:
Day to day things that aren’t (yet) automated.
Automating and designing for the future.
Fires and outages
Interruptions
Time to dream
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KWrite on Mac
It is still ugly, as scaled on my HiDPI display as the plist file is missing and it crashs on everything (aka open dialog) and has no icons.
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Parsix GNU/Linux 8.0 review
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Varnish-4.1.0 released, packages for fedora and epel
Varnish-4.1.0 was recently released, and as usual, I have patched and wrapped up packages for fedora and epel. As 4.1.0 is not api/abi compatible with varnish-4.0, packages for stable releases of epel and fedora are not updated. Varnish-4.1.x will be available in a stable Fedora at latest from f24, though the package recompiles fine on anything from el5 to f23 as well.
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