Computer 1 runs Mac OS El Capitan. there is nothing installed that would allow it to write to an ext 4 file system (and it does not do so natively). I don’t believe that El Capitan can natively mount ext4. computer 2 runs Linux Mint 22.3 Cinnamon with “openssh-server” package […]
Monthly Archives: October 2026
I had an ASUS M5A99FX Pro 2.0 motherboard running Debian Trixie Linux in CLI mode on a server. The motherboard failed after a power outage. I had another motherboard of the same model running the same version of Linux, except using the KDE desktop, and with completely different peripheral cards. […]
As mentioned in this previous question, I’d like to see what my application is doing. Now I am already capable of merging different event logs into one, but I still can’t see the message (currently in “General” tab) in the list above (I need to open each event log entry […]
I have recently noticed this behavior of ARP in Windows 11 and Server 2025 – it seems novel compared to Windows 10, and it’s a pain. Scenario: assume I have a machine with two network interfaces. Let’s say a notebook with LAN and wifi. Or a machine that has direct […]
In the past, my colleagues have created a program, which writes information to the event log: “Application and Services Logs”, “Company”, “Program”, and in there there are three event logs: “Analytic”, “Debug” and “Operational”. I can very well understand that this separation can be useful for an experienced developer/user but […]
Scenario: using rsync (2 computers) to write/ erase files . One computer is a Mac (HFS+ or APFS file system) and the other computer is Linux desktop (ext4 file system). Could be either of the 2 computers executing the rsync command. Is the ability of said computer to write to […]
I have been running a pangolin 11 laptop for a few months now. I enjoyed playing around with Arch Linux but decided I was crashing my computer too often with interrupted pacman -Syu calls. Two days ago I switched to PopOs as that was what originally shipped with the laptop […]
Virtualbox Windows 8.1 guest only allows guest-to-host cut-and-pasting and doesn’t allow drag-and-drop in either direction. But a Windows 7 guest on the same machine allows bidirection cut-and-pasting and drag-and-drop. I have set up Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 as virtual machines under Linux Mint using VirtualBox (versions below). I installed […]
I am developing a custom WebGL-accelerated media viewer in Vanilla JS using HLS.js (MediaSource API). When switching between multiple live video streams on a single-page layout, memory usage steadily increases despite destroying the previous HLS instance. In Chrome DevTools memory profiling, I noticed that SourceBuffer memory is retained until full […]