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Quicklisp
@quicklisp
Jul 3, 2020
Good news! This library has been in Quicklisp for a while.
svetlyak40wt
@svetlyak40wt
Jul 2, 2020
Today's Common Lisp Project of the Day is "cl-tui". This system is an experimental user interface library for the console. It uses cl-charms under the hood, to call nurses. The library is not in Quicklisp yet but is installable from ultralisp.org
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Quicklisp
@quicklisp
Feb 6, 2019
1. Requests are coming from a vultr.com IP 2. User-agent is drakma 3. Only a few hundred bytes of each file is fetched Why? This really puzzles me!
Quicklisp
@quicklisp
Feb 6, 2019
Someone is hitting the Quicklisp archives hard, with millions of requests - 10x more than a typical month's worth of traffic. I just blocked the single IP involved. If it was you, and you want to talk about it, email the address on quicklisp.org!
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Quicklisp
@quicklisp
Feb 6, 2019
Someone is hitting the Quicklisp archives hard, with millions of requests - 10x more than a typical month's worth of traffic. I just blocked the single IP involved. If it was you, and you want to talk about it, email the address on quicklisp.org!
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Quicklisp
@quicklisp
Aug 9, 2018
I use -v already to do that - all source, fasl, and build output directories are on the (ssd-backed) host. The docker directory is also on an SSD.
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@ivan4th
Aug 9, 2018
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Then using -v to move the build dirs (with srcs/fasls) to either host dirs or docker volumes (see docker volume create) is your best bet
Quicklisp
@quicklisp
Aug 9, 2018
$ docker info | grep Storage Storage Driver: overlay2
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@ivan4th
Aug 9, 2018
Replying to @quicklisp
docker info | grep Storage
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