To set a quota of 10 GB for the user named foo on a ZFS dataset, run thefollowing command:
Uncategorized
1
Posts
1
Posters
2
Views
-
To set a quota of 10 GB for the user named foo on a ZFS dataset, run the
following command:# zfs set userquota@foo=10G pool/home/foo
The zfs userspace command can display the quota and current space usage:
# zfs userspace pool/home/foo
To unset a quota, assign "none" as the value.
-- Benedict Reuschling <bcr@FreeBSD.org> -
undefined stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe shared this topic on
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
-
Nemmeno dopo l’inizio delle ostilità è emersa una lettura chiara e univoca. Quando Washington ha giustificato il proprio intervento sostenendo che Israele avrebbe comunque colpito e che l’Iran avrebbe reagito contro basi e interessi americani nella regione, molti osservatori hanno evidenziato la natura circolare di questa spiegazione. Anche gli obiettivi finali, coerentemente, restano sfumati.
(Alessia Melcangi La Stampa 11 marzo 2026)
-
-
In questa guerra, capire perché sia iniziata è quasi difficile quanto capire come potrà finire. Negli ultimi mesi Stati Uniti e Israele hanno offerto spiegazioni diverse - e spesso contraddittorie - per giustificare l’escalation contro l’Iran. Dalla protezione dei manifestanti iraniani alla minaccia nucleare, le motivazioni sono cambiate rapidamente. (Alessia Melcangi 11 marzo 2026 La Stampa)
-
@voipmeister yes, I'm sure this will happen 😆
-
I think one of the thing R demonstrates is how important the distinction between
"we want to make something good by making it structurally impossible to do something we think is bad"
and
"we want to make something good, so we'll tell you doing that is probably not a good idea but it's still possible. Whatever happens when you do that is sort of on you tho."
Allowing people to do (good) things that you didn't anticipate is literally the best possible outcome of making anything, and the balance between unstructured, groping in the dark chaos and the world of grammarlike intuition is the first, only, and total challenge. The evaluation model of R is a product of serendipity and reverse engineering that is objectively horrible to imagine, but has resulted in some of the most downright intuitive tools I have ever had the pleasure of using.
-
momento di trascurabile infelicità
un giornale che lascia X e continua a "scrivere" su tiktok e instagram (e LinkedIn e WhatsApp)
-
@NIGHTEN - I hope you approve.
-
From a newsletter I received:
[...]
To make it short, “print on demand” means working with another company who will print the product for you and fulfill (ship) it directly without your intervention.Back then I did a ton of research on the subject, and was pretty much convinced that it was the way to go for artists: "stop making packages and managing stocks, create more products and make more art instead".
“Sending boxes is not where you create the most value.” to quote the ( my own, Ed.) blog post directly.
So, what changed now that I print and send boxes all by myself?Honestly, it’s because I’ve realized what the “value” of an artist really is.
I believe that the unique thing indie creators can bring to people is the human connection; whether it is an illustration that deeply speaks to specific people, a deep conversation with people on the internet, or a box coming in the mail… To me, this is what has become the most important when I create.
A lot of independent creators are trying to sound too big and professional (saying “we” even though it’s one guy in his garage), and I realized that I was doing exactly the same mistake: By refusing to put a bit of myself in each order, I was basically turning away an opportunity to connect with someone directly.
Imagine, it's like if I was hiring someone to write this newsletter! It's not directly my art, but it's still so important.
So, to correct my past self, I think artists and creators create the most value by connecting with people. Making art and sending boxes are just some of the opportunities to do so!
~~~~~~ NIGHTEN
This reminds me of the time I "fell in love" with Vincent van Gogh.
It wasn't his art in the first place.
It was his personality, his life, it was him that pulled me in.
Then I looked at his art and realized that this kind of art could've only been made by this kind of artist.
His personality, his story, he himself, connected with me.
And that's why I still think he is the greatest artist of all time.
