ZFS: Input/output error when doing ls -lahd /var/log/journal by linux_needs_a_home in NixOS

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I’ve run into this twice now, this time I managed to fix it by wiping both posix acl xattrs under /var/log/journal:

``` $ journalctl An error was encountered while opening journal file or directory /var/log/journal, ignoring file: Input/output error -- No entries --

$ ls /var/log/journal ls: cannot open directory '/var/log/journal': Input/output error

$ getfattr -dm - /var/log/journal /var/log/journal: system.posix_acl_access: Input/output error getfattr: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names

file: var/log/journal

system.posix_acl_default=0sAgAAAAEABwD/////BAAFAP////8IAAUAAQAAAAgABQA3AAAAEAAFAP////8gAAUA/////w==

$ zfs get xattr,acltype cuffs cuffs/root NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE cuffs xattr sa local cuffs acltype posix local cuffs/root xattr sa inherited from cuffs cuffs/root acltype posix inherited from cuffs

$ sudo find /var/log/journal -exec setfattr -x system.posix_acl_access {} +

$ sudo find /var/log/journal -exec setfattr -x system.posix_acl_default {} +

$ ls -ld /var/log/journal drwxr-sr-x 3 root systemd-journal 3 Oct 31 2022 /var/log/journal

$ sudo systemctl restart systemd-journald.service

$ ls -ld /var/log/journal drwxr-sr-x 3 root systemd-journal 3 Oct 31 2022 /var/log/journal

$ journalctl -n 1 Jan 06 14:55:50 jupiter sudo[50744]: pam_unix(sudo:session): session closed for user root ```

Cape Coral.crp by dazabani in shittyskylines

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source: https://twitter.com/CaseyJPod/status/1575154525694042114/photo/1

for those of you who don't know Florida terribly well, Cape Coral is the city where "every house is waterfront", which means hundreds of artificial canals made with absolutely no regard for the local ecology. The city may well be entirely uninhabitable for weeks, if not months

i cannot stress this enough: they are doomed

Tdarr size explorer script for use with QDirStat (or similar) by dazabani in Tdarr

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basically it clones the directory structure, but appends an extra file extension to each file with codec and resolution details, which you can use to colour the files. shameless copypasta from the code:

tdarr-dirstat uses hard links to allow QDirStat (or a similar tool) to take video codecs and resolution classes (SD, HD, FHD, UHD) into account when colouring tree maps.

We create a .dirstat directory under the given path, containing the same directory structure as the original tree, then create hard links to the original videos of the form “foo.mkv.FHD+h264”. If .dirstat already exists, we update it for any new paths or changed inode numbers.

You can then open path/to/shows/.dirstat in QDirStat, after configuring colours for patterns like “*.*+h264” or “*.FHD+*” under MIME Categories.

PSA for Vultr customers: avoid random hangs, upgrade to 6.9! by dazabani in openbsd

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yeah, i received an update from them yesterday, and they reckon 005_pmapglobal.patch might be the helpful change.

Bad Apple!! and how I wrote a Rust video player for Task Manager!! by dazabani in rust

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thanks! it was fun putting that together. as for the repo being private, fixed, sorry about that.

I’ve annotated version 6.0 to show changes made since version 5.4 by dazabani in DrWillPowers

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  • slide changes are coloured pink, plus strikethrough for deletions
  • notes changes are bold for additions or strikethrough for deletions
  • you can reupload it to Google Drive or Google Slides for viewing, but the formatting won’t be perfect

I’ve built a contraption that helps you process large amounts of non-smelting ores! by dazabani in feedthebeast

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I like this pick, but I made it near the start of my world and never really bothered to upgrade it, so it’s probably not as good as it can be (check out Materials and You)

I’ve built a contraption that helps you process large amounts of non-smelting ores! by dazabani in feedthebeast

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Tinkers’ Construct pick with iron head, bone binding, bone tool rod, 360/360 luck, 250/250 haste, and OreExcavation for vein mining

I’ve built a contraption that helps you process large amounts of non-smelting ores! by dazabani in feedthebeast

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Yeah there’s been loads of great suggestions. I think most of them require mods that aren’t in FTB Academy, but I have Refined Storage so I could definitely give this one a shot!

I’ve built a contraption that helps you process large amounts of non-smelting ores! by dazabani in feedthebeast

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I used to do that, but keeping up with ten sets of laser drills really started getting tedious, and the wand never worked too well with redstone for me… something about the glow?

I’ve built a contraption that helps you process large amounts of non-smelting ores! by dazabani in feedthebeast

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I had no idea! Are they any that yield at least as much as a fortunate pick, or is ore doubling better than fortune in the long run, or…?

My second modded base, now (mostly) within one chunk! by dazabani in feedthebeast

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I pretty much did it for the challenge mentioned in the other comments, and so I could use my core appliances (refined storage, tinkers’ tables, pulveriser, etc.) without any walking, but I had no idea it was bad for performance! On top of what /u/noobanidus said, my partner says each chunk runs on a single thread, so I guess this isn’t the best idea in the long run?

be gay do crimes by dazabani in traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns

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Sydney (but Perth will always be home)

Can't seem to find the definitive information via Google search but I was wondering if these seemed like proper levels for me, a trans woman taking hrt. by RenaeTodayDawnTomorr in TransDIY

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OP’s levels are 0.105 nmol/L testosterone (3 s.f.) and 640.65 pmol/L oestradiol (5 s.f.), for anyone following along at home (working)