Multiline editing with sed
October 27th 2026 (week 44 of 2026)sed(1) is notorious for not allowing patterns containing the newline character, but there are ways to work around this limitation.
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sed(1) is notorious for not allowing patterns containing the newline character, but there are ways to work around this limitation.
How speedy is the connection to your server?
You can get the signal mask of a running process from the /proc filesystem, but how do you interpret it?
An interesting blog post about SHA-256, SHA-512, and BLAKE3.
The genealogical tree of various Linux distributions.
"In defense of swap: common misconceptions" is an article by Chris Down, a Linux kernel developer at Meta.
Documentation is available, and the process itself is not difficult; if you want to update an image you just have to follow instructions.
How I got slapped with a "No space left on device" when trying to run with elevated privileges, and what I did about it.
OpenBSD 7.8 has recently been released, and includes LLVM updated to version 21. This made a port of Viua VM possible.