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Ok, it's about 2:45 AM, I thoughtlessly did something absurdly risky, |
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resize a chromium browser pane by clicking on the edge of the window and |
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dragging it a few pixels, so naturally X11 goes down taking my number |
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theory code with it. Reminder: I had run that code from May 1 through |
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last week and only voluntarily rebooted my machine.... |
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GAH!!!! |
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dev-util/meson:0 |
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(dev-util/meson-0.52.0:0/0::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for merge) |
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conflicts with |
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<dev-util/meson-0.52 required by |
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(gnome-base/dconf-0.32.0-r1:0/0::gentoo, installed) |
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^ ^^^^ |
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############# |
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So I decided to do an emergency system update and reboot the damn thing |
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completely and hopefully things would get a little better. |
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In this state, my frame of mind was to just keep hitting the damn thing |
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with the heaviest, bluntest object I could get my hands on until I got |
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it to work and I could go to bed... I gave up at 4:15 am... My goal is a |
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3 AM bed time... Basically I was being fast and ruthless with emerge |
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--unmerge, clearing useflags, masking crap, etc... I did not do anything |
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I regret today but still... |
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(also, the goddamned fake indian recruiters who only try to get you to |
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agree to let them represent you in your job negotiations with some |
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random company in some random state had called me ten times that day, |
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and another 7 times today for that matter... I found that if I emphasize |
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that I'm on the virge of a nervous breakdown they might, reluctantly |
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remove me from their database but usually they just laugh...) |
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I've spent a whole day wrestling with it at this point. |
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CHROMIUM WILL NOT LOAD AT ALL. It fails a good 30 minutes into the |
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build, the packages involved are quite archane... Ninja?!?!?! V8?!?!?!? |
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My theory about chromium is that the release frequency seems to be |
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faster than the time it actually takes to build the thing. I think they |
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do this to avoid bug reports as they will be ten versions further on by |
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the time any actual bug reports make it back upstream... The only way |
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this could be possible is to run builds across maybe a dozen machines |
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in a datacenter, starting a new build every 30 minutes and then |
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releasing the ones that complete... |
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KDE is similar, in that the releases are much more frequent than any |
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conceivable development cycle for that number of packages. Many of which |
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are probably being version bumped just for grins and giggles... Damnit |
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guys, give it a rest until you've made stuff like Akregator actually |
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work without crashing... |
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(Nuno Silva) wrote: |
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> |
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> Alan Grimes' e-mail address seems to be from Verizon, which is, if I |
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> understand correctly, Yahoo Mail. |
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Worse, AOL mail. |
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-- |
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Clowns feed off of funny money; |
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Funny money comes from the FED |
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so NO FED -> NO CLOWNS!!! |
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