@DNAutics Agree

@knewter It’s good for non real time

@knewter Failed first test when I paired it with a vendor’s endpoint After failing a first test years ago on something else I will try it again in 2 years

@izzyz Haven’t been in drivers seat since I was 4

I have become so lazy to the point that I have ghosted one home maintenance vendor because they want a contract printed and signed on each page while I suggested them to use DocuSign Probably saving a lot of money in this procrastination too

Is there anybody left in Ukraine

ok so if you read a compressed file using the convenience function in elixir then the udnerlying file's position represents uncompressed bytes not actual bytes on disk

I have bad news for myself After bodging a WebSocket server that actually gives me the socket, and reading the stats, there was backpressure after all and my code was crashing for some reason

New OpenWebUI

Not good enough in the scenario I have It just kills WSL2 instance after a while and all is slow af Maybe I have to deploy RabbitMQ

This library is untested but exposes the underlying socket which can then in theory be queried via :inet.getstat/1

JSON is in Beta they say

Report after setup: Using a shared scratch volume is quite convenient. I could mount it on every host then bind mount it into every LXC container and also access it via existing Windows integration with SMB/CIFS and so access it from every WSL2 VM 800MB/s ish

@joaothallis2 You are the 2nd person to suggest it, but no, I have not tried Nix.

@TechEpiphanyYT Lisa’s rizz