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@Larvitz nice article.Maybe @ctietze you can learn some stuff Also I love gqap on a paragraph.I wrote a couple of things about vim / neovim here https://lazybea.rs/tags/vim

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@drixter Good hint Thank you. I'll definitely do that.

Stop running setenforce 0 and pretending SELinux doesn't exist.I wrote a practical guide to actually working with SELinux on Fedora and RHEL: Contexts, booleans, troubleshooting denials, container volume labels, and the commands you'll actually use.No policy theory rabbit holes. Just the stuff that gets you unstuck.https://blog.hofstede.it/selinux-a-practical-guide-for-fedora-and-rhel/#SELinux #Fedora #RHEL #Linux #sysadmin #infosec #itsec

@mwl It’s not a thing anymore on remotely modern drives. There isn’t really a fastest part of a drive anymore.Data locality (i.e, arranging related data on sequential tracks to reduce seek distance) can still be a thing, but it’s mostly not worthwhile on multitasking systems. It’s too easy for the OS to stick some other I/O operation into your carefully planned sequence, thereby throwing off your minimal seeks.

@tuukkao cool, didn't know about this one yet

On production machines I rarely touch root space with containers. I tend to keep as much in user as humanly possible in order to keep root mostly safe- even running a lot of systemd services as user.I've noticed a lot of projects assume root being used (i.e. /srv) and expect root ownership, leading to a total permissions hellscape if you're from an opposite perspective. My question is what causes a project to decide on root vs user?#linux #sysadmin #docker

@badnetmask @davdr The really sad thing is that I could solve it with a couple of lines shell-script. Maybe I should just print out a note at the end of the ansible run to do so.

@peterhoneyman @jschauma yeah... BGP is not for the faint of heart...it's kind of like politics. you can claim anything you want and more careful folks have to do research or explicitly void your claims. sadly, in BGP and politics, way too many folks just blindly believe, then are surprised at the consequences.