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I’m thinking of #compiling #darktable from source so that it’s better optimized for my processor.
Anybody experience with its potential? #question #followerpower
I’m generally ok with how fast the flatpak runs on my i7-1255 laptop. However, with such an iterative workflow, I feel that one has much to gain with slight improvements via #opencl and AVX.
Land Ahoy: Leaving the Sea of Nodes, by @v8js@x.com:
v8.devLand ahoy: leaving the Sea of Nodes · V8Why V8 decided to move away from Sea of Nodes and go back to CFG instead
Compiling C++ with the Clang API — https://maskray.me/blog/2025-03-09-compiling-c++-with-clang-api
#HackerNews #Compiling #C++ #ClangAPI #Programming #HackerNews
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WTF? Use gcc and retest.
New blog post about making a custom .deb package from vsftpd on #Debian 
(Altering the source code)
Yet Another SysAdmin · Building and Patching VsftpdIn this little guide we will create a custom .deb package from vsftpd with the version information patched out.
Disclaimer: Changing the version number is NOT magically saving you from everything! Security is a layered approach and is compromised of many steps - not just one! (Keep that in mind)
Getting the sources First things first. We need to get the current sources from the Debian repository with the following command.
New video out 
Building and patching vsftpd on #Debian
We are altering the reported version number of vsftpd and generate a .deb package along the way for easy installation. 
Enjoy everyone! 
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbEIrl6VZSw
Odysee:
https://odysee.com/@YetanotherSysAdmin:0/Compiling-and-patching-vsftpd-on-Debian:9
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@ryanc add the file used to store it into .gitignore is propably not an option?
Maybe you can setup a build script that merges that secrets.list into a final build file and exclude that as well?
I mean, I did such seperation and build scripting in some cases a while ago...
Me: #coding .
Gets distracted.
Back to code: BLANK STARE.
Me: "Dear compiler, what was I doing?"
$ cargo check
Compiler: You were creating errors right here!
Milestone!!
This rather unspectacular screenshot shows my #FreeBSD desktop running #ArduinoIDE and #compiling #ESP8266 code (#Zimodem firmware). Serial communication also works, which is absolutely brilliant!
It's been quite a ride until I got it all to work. It's a combination of the steps documented here:
https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/a-guide-for-installing-esp8266-for-arduino-on-freebsd.78411/
with additional info (checkout of #espressif 2.7.4 codebase) from here:
https://imin.red/2021/05/12/compile-esp8266-esp32-arduino-code-with-gmake-on-freebsd/
but it also required me to set up #Linux compatibility (for the #xtensa compiler which is a Linux x86_64 binary) and modify arduino-builder before installing it from #ports
I'll write down my steps in the next days, until then - if you have any questions - please comment. Thank you!