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by Etzos 11y ago
The rule when using tabs is: indent with tabs, align with spaces. Tab everything out to the proper indentation level, and then if you want to align something then you use spaces on top of that indentation.
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by Etzos 11y ago
> Why is it that some languages can get away with just having 1 unicode string type with libraries to translate to other representations as needed, but not others? Actually that's almost exactly what Rust is doing. Most of the types
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by Etzos 11y ago
I think you may have missed that the parent post was sarcastic in nature. I'm fairly certain everyone here knows just from the title alone that CharybdeFS is made to insert faults. And I would assume most would know that Gluster is a f
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by Etzos 11y ago
It's not in the release channel, but for Nightly the option is there on the Preferences page and has been for quite some time.
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by Etzos 11y ago
I think this is a little bit off. You're looking at them from two different perspectives. Docker wants to manage your containers. And in that regard it is one monolithic daemon that manages everything about your containers. Systemd w
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by Etzos 11y ago
The vendor does not have root on your machine or access to the loopback interface. Your machine's loopback interface should not be exposed through a SOCKS proxy unless you specifically tell it to do so (which is a terrible idea for rea
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by Etzos 11y ago
I don't know a whole lot about this area either, but it looks more like this is allowing for the queueing system used by each block device to offer a choice to the user (via sysfs). The user can set it to use this new mechanism if they
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by Etzos 11y ago
What I was saying was that "rm -rf ." just won't work. You cannot delete the directory you are in directly ("." and ".." are not valid options). If however you delete a directory that is higher up the dire
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by Etzos 11y ago
I disagree with this almost completely. If I tell my computer to do something it should just do it (possibly after some complaining). You cannot delete the directory you are immediately in, so that at the very least is prevented. But as you
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by Etzos 11y ago
To be clear, the problem described in the video is not something that can happen. "rm -rf $1/$2" where $1 and $2 aren't defined (therefore making it "rm -rf /") will not run. If you really want to destroy
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by Etzos 11y ago
To be fair "rm -rf /" doesn't just work. You have to confirm that you really do want to delete everything. Destroying / in itself is pretty harmful. If you're planning to do that you should already know not to
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by Etzos 11y ago
I am by no means experienced in this area, but a quick search of MDN showed the 'timeupdate' event[1]. Is that not sufficient for the usecase you gave? The timestamp itself is available through the 'currentTime' property