Linux has quite a few schedulers. The performance of this new one is almost certainly a result of different algorithms used, not an effect of refactoring the existing ones, nor the language it's written in.

I don't think I'll dig in to the code just now, but if it turns out to have much practical value, perhaps we'll eventually see an article about the design.

Just wait until you learn about the Benevolent Dictator For Life.

I'm glad to see Kent wasn't driven off by the frustrating process. Bcachefs looks like it holds a lot of potential.

She says we've gotta hold on to what we've got
It doesn't make a difference if we make it or not
We've got each other and that's a lot for love
We'll give it a shot

Play here: https://xafero.github.io/digger-csw/

Looks like you're not alone.

Edit: Fixed Lemmy's URL breakage.

Not legitimate in the sense of being nice or ethical, but a legitimate concern in the sense that timing attacks can be very effective.

You don't need a powerful server to build LineageOS. 16 GB of RAM and some patience was enough when I last did it.

Putting a community on Discord also means locking it (and all the information you create over time) behind Discord's license terms, policies, and whims.

I care about my users. I wouldn't ask them to agree to those terms, let alone allow Discord to be gatekeeper of my communities.

DualSense and DualShock 4 are both great in my experience. I've read that input lag can be problematic with certain bluetooth modules, but is fixable by using a different one. (My inexpensive USB bluetooth dongle works very well with both controllers.)

That wouldn't give Reddit access to your phone's APIs.

Any chance the Android build will make it to F-Droid?