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<andi->
Indeed even FBSD has their own review infra :)
<samueldr>
they're using phabricator
<samueldr>
no?
<samueldr>
(yes)
<samueldr>
every time I've followed a link to a phabricator instance, I've been amazed at just how... usable... it is
<samueldr>
big hunking diffs, no lag, no skipped diff parts
<aleph->
Eyep
<aleph->
We use it at work, it's great
<samueldr>
AFAICT, the main issue with phabricator is how it does not work on the pull request "à la github" principle
<aleph->
Right
<samueldr>
which some people see as an issue
<aleph->
Yeah I miss it a bit. But diffs are basically that
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<andi->
You can have Diffs that have dependencies between each other. Obviously for some people a *huge* change of developer experience. I am kind of liking it (having to deal with phab at a customer).
<samueldr>
interesting
<samueldr>
never had the (I assume) pleasure to try it out for real
<samueldr>
but it looked like it was fully-featured to *manage* projects too
<samueldr>
like project management is not attached to a repo
<samueldr>
there were neat looking things, like a module made for annotating graphical mock-ups
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<samueldr>
everything looked like entirely inter-linkabl
<samueldr>
linkable*
<samueldr>
... but I *know* that for some people, not copying wholesale the "github pull request" way of working is a no-go :/
<talyz>
qyliss gchristensen sphalerite: the pure gtk3 fork works for me (thanks to gchristensen's patch)! Scaling is still an issue, though - only the menu items are crisp, the buffer is still blurry :/
<adisbladis>
sphalerite: The udev rules are not the problem... The problem seems to lie somewhere in pcscd
<adisbladis>
As a restart of pcscd resolves the issue, without triggering any changes in regards to udev
<thefloweringash>
I have this too. I put a pcscd restart into my wrapper script :-\
<steveeJ>
is there a way to enable ccache for kernels built by nix?ix
<sphalerite>
oh yeah actually pcscd has hung occasionally in the past, but it's pretty rare
<steveeJ>
I can confirm the yubikey/pcscd issue since switching to 19.09
<adisbladis>
steveeJ: It's nothing new (and I even saw it happening on MacOS before)
<sphalerite>
steveeJ: ccache is a bit problematic because it's impure. We have a ccache stdenv that relies on the sandbox being disabled and stuff iirc, I don't know any details though. Also, -> #nixos ;)
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<steveeJ>
sphalerite: I understand, but I trust ccache to detect if the cache has been altered or not
<steveeJ>
I think for me it'd already be an optimization if the kernel build used all of my cores. I'm not sure if I'm lacking configuration for that or why it's not doing it now :D
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<eyJhb>
Not quite sure to feel after hacking around with my car stereo. The scenarios I thought out was 1. Short circuit my car 2. Blow up my radio 3. Everything works 4. Nothing works and not a final 5. Nothing blows up, and it plays audio for 1 secound when using the new AUX port...
<adisbladis>
I can just have it in a separate repo with some extra warnings :)
<adisbladis>
gchristensen: Cool!
<gchristensen>
:)
<adisbladis>
Tbh a module is not even that useful... It takes more time figuring out what's a safe OC than it does to write a small module
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<colemickens>
adisbladis: I just turned on the in-tree undevolt module a couple nights ago, which I think can also cause damage? I was very conservative.
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<adisbladis>
colemickens: Hmm, the method I'm thinking of is also using MSR, so it's _very_ similar