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debian trixie just rolled updates.

most cringe read since a long time. This kid needs to grow up. It literally hurts reading his blog posts.

If i could start over again i would love to work as forester. I even considered working as lumberjack. I got required certificates, im legally allowed to work in the industry doing sawork (as in, felling trees, even if not private property).

I know it is an highly physical demanding and also very risky job. Now that a second child arives, obviously, life changing again, i just cant do it, i need to feed two kinds soon and these kind of jobs are not well payed.

So ill stick to doing my own firewood once a year, a couple of days outside in the woods and keep dreaming about it.

Live goes by too fast.

so that comes quite right. Im currently working on a codebase that has evolved over 30-ish years. The makefiles are quite a mess and since ages, the software has been built sequentially which results in build times beeing much longer than required.

Of course the project consists of multiple module which you should be able to build seperately, thus recursive calls are quite common amongst the makefiles.

First test with only a hand full of jobs (-j) already failed in the beginning, i could fix these quite fast (missing makefile targets).

Now i have the situation that on some build systems (with faster CPU) i still see races, where the same makfile target for a subproject runs at the same time and overwrites each others target files. On other build systems it works without any issue. However, ive still failed to reproduce the failure manually, it usually happens during automatic build invoked by jenkins or gitlab.

Is there a way to make "make" simulate those builds so one could tell where the cause for the races is in detail?

exactly.

sorry, but this was a real shitshow. I dont understand: wtf makes people think spamming an repo in the way they did is in any way useful?

this site rocks wtf, your completely drawn into a nice story. Never had such an urge to dig deeper since a long time i opened a site.

Proxy written in golang that will emulate a Proxmox backup server and work on one or more S3 buckets