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> Even in the biggest of organizations, they still have to wait for somebody to race down to the datacenter and plug his laptop into a router. I love this comm
by IceWreck 5y ago
> Even in the biggest of organizations, they still have to wait for somebody to race down to the datacenter and plug his laptop into a router.
I love this comment.
- yawnxyz 5y agofor something as distributed as Facebook, do multiple somebodys all have to race down each individual datacenter and plug their laptops into the routers? As someone with no experience in this, it sounds like a terrifying situation for the admins...
- MuffinFlavored 5y agoImagine having the a huge portion of the digital world internationally riding on your shoulders...
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- laurent92 5y agoImagine that guy has this big npm repository locally with all those dodgy libraries with uncontrolled origin, in their /lib/node_modules with root permissions. Wait, we all do, here.
- victor9000 5y agoYou can use a custom npm prefix to avoid the mess you're describing. So basically: See current prefix: > npm config get prefix Set prefix to something you can write to without sudo: > npm config set prefix /some/custom/path