today's howtos
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Ubuntubuzz ☛ How To Import and Export Email Contacts on Thunderbird
This tutorial will help you move address book from one Thunderbird instance to another. This can be accomplished by export and importing it as files. Finally, you might want to to this because you have multiple computers with Ubuntu then you want contacts from the older computer with a lot of addresses (your family, friends, colleagues, community, teams) to be available in the new one. Now let's try it out!
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Sergio Talens-Oliag: Configuring forgejo actions
Last week I decided I wanted to try out forgejo actions to build this blog instead of using webhooks, so I looked the documentation and started playing with it until I had it working as I wanted.
This post is to describe how I’ve installed and configured a forgejo runner, how I’ve added an oci organization to my instance to build, publish and mirror container images and added a couple of additional organizations (actions and docker for now) to mirror interesting actions.
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A Comprehensive Guide to Linux Kernel
The GNU/Linux kernel is the core of the GNU/Linux operating system, responsible for managing hardware resources, system processes, security, and communication between applications and the hardware. It is an essential component that determines the performance, security, and stability of a Linux-based system.
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It's FOSS ☛ Must Know Ollama Commands for Managing LLMs locally [Ed: The site is called It's FOSS, but this is not FOSS]
Here are the ollama commands you need to know for managing your large language models effectively.
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Dima Kogan ☛ Dima Kogan: Eigen macro specializations crashes
There's an issue in the Eigen linear algebra library where linking together objects compiled with different flags causes the resulting binary to crash. Some details are written-up in this mailing list thread. I just encountered a situation where a large application sometimes crashes for unknown reasons, and needed a method to determine whether this Eigen issue could be the cause. I ended up doing this by using the DWARF data to see if the linked binary contains the different incompatible flavors of
malloc/freeor not.