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      <title>Gentoo Prefix with llvm</title>
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      <description>introduction For me, Gentoo Prefix is one of the most interesting open-source projects. It helps me install a complete Gentoo-system under random folder (as long as you can write to it) on many OSes (macOS, Linux, Solaris) and many archtechtures (arm64, x86_64, etc.). The system is managed by portage, so I can leverage the already-existing gentoo repository and even enpower it with overlays to form a unique system.1
To bootstrap prefix easily, currently you need bootstrap-prefix.</description>
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      <title>Sign my name on the trip to Europa</title>
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      <pubDate>Sun, 03 Dec 2023 17:30:00 +0200</pubDate>
      
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      <description>an event see the website from NASA</description>
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      <title>Mount tmpfs on macOS</title>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 10 Oct 2022 16:30:00 +0800</pubDate>
      
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      <description>Introduction Some Linux users, especially those who have experience with Gentoo Linux, usually want some portion of their systems mounted as tmpfs. tmpfs will only keep the files in the system&amp;rsquo;s memory and is convenient for us to throw away files on system reboot. I am definitely one of the fans of tmpfs because tmpfs helps me keep some software from shitting on my computer.
However, when it comes to macOS, mounting a tmpfs seems to be a little bit complex.</description>
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      <title>Big Data Infrastructure by Gentoo: Gentoo GSoC 2020 Final Report</title>
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      <description>Introduction Note: this page is fully dedicated for the GSoC 2020 Big Data Infrastructure By Gentoo project.
Many Java packages, for example, hadoop and Spark, depend heavily on the Maven build system. To make them a part of the ecosystem of portage, and to make Gentoo an attractive choice for Java users, it is an excellent choice to integrate Maven into portage. But since Maven will fetch the dependencies from Maven Central for any arbitrary artifact during the build phase, which violates the policy of portage, it appears pretty hard to integrate Maven with portage.</description>
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