I kept finding avahi-daemon pegging the CPU in some of my LXC containers…

I’m more interested in why this author is running the avahi-daemon in their containers and what it is about what its doing that makes it peg the CPU. It seems like a better approach would be to figure that out and solve it rather than simply have systemd blindly restart it when it happens.

A young broke me once spent 3 weeks after school each day in 1994 downloading slackware floppy images from my Dad’s AOL account via modem so I could try it on my 386.

Thanks!

Made with the latest Nano Banana via Gemini

The newest and most powerful machine I own is by far my Steam Deck.

Nice! Some time ago I got a PopCap bundle on a steam sale and got several games for not very much. Totally worth it.

I should have included Peggle! My partner and I still regularly play Duel on Peggle Nights.

cat sends its error via stderr so it won’t go into the pipe (or grep). you will see the cat error on your terminal, unless you have redirected stderr to stdout

I’m pretty sure I’d be smarter if I were