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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Aug 12, 2023
> While most of the world bakes under the hottest temperatures since people have been keeping track of such things, in my part of the world we’re having one of the mildest summers in memory, which has followed what was also one of the mildest winters I’ve experienced in these parts. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this doesn’t mean a shoe is about to drop.
> First off, not everyone has only two names plus possibly an unimportant 'middle' name that you can omit without them caring too much. Some people may have more than two or three names, all of which are important, and some people may not have two names. Providing only two fields forces people to squeeze their name into those fields, in some split that may or may not work and correspond to what you want.
> Google Next 2023 is a showcase of inspiration, innovation and education and SUSE is excited to be a Velocity sponsor at this event. We’re eager to hear the great keynotes, learn about Google’s latest innovations, share ideas and network with you.
> Open Source Summit is a global conference that hosts a collection of microconferences, mini-summits, and co-located events for the open source community. Developers, technologists, and community leaders unite at Open Source Summit every year in North America, Europe, and Asia to collaborate, innovate, and help advance a sustainable open source ecosystem.
> I just got back from lunch and have to work off some cals, and that means it’s time for another big lift on the blog. Today’s topic: how dumb can a driver’s compiler stack be?
> As I outlined in the previous post, zink’s compiler stack is about to get a whole lot dumber for various reasons. But what exactly does that look like?
> Lesser bloggers would simply link to the MR and say “figure it out”.
> Here at SGC, however, I put in the extra effort so my readers can comprehend all the stringy awfulness that goes into each individual graphical sausage that this triangle factory is pumping out.
> Each server uses NVMe storage, and you can outfit one with a Linux distribution, such as AlmaLinux, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, OpenSUSE, Rocky Linux, and Ubuntu. Like Digital Ocean, IDrive lacks the Windows Server operating system. Check out AWS or Google Cloud Platform if you need that OS.
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