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541.
by arpa 7y ago
Docker in ~100 lines of bash: https://github.com/p8952/bocker
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by arpa 7y ago
Races and TOCTOUs are generally common problems in most concurrent systems that are not considering atomicity by design (e.g. rdbms). It's just that shell can very easily become concurrent...
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by arpa 7y ago
Obsessively checking for failures like people do in go is the "correct" way. Using && to chain groups of your commands that depend on each other also helps.
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by arpa 7y ago
My point is there shouldn't.
545.
by arpa 7y ago
Hey, so how's edonkey/gnutella/winmx/kazaa doin'?
546.
by arpa 7y ago
Ah! He doesn't eat meat! Suspicious, suspiciuos. Perhaps a communist, or a homosexual?
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by arpa 7y ago
Hi! My real name is Myfronds Callmeh Mahhname. Of course I can provide my national id for identity check, dear facebook. It's issued by proud nation of Djibouti. Problem is, however, if you actually use facebook, it is trivial to get y
548.
by arpa 7y ago
Well lp0 would catch fire, but it wasn't as bad as using throw!
549.
by arpa 7y ago
We have only the account of "censored" one. Censorship is not a fact.
550.
by arpa 7y ago
Inflammatory is the word you're looking for. Or flamebait.
551.
by arpa 7y ago
This reminds me of my site back in 2006. It was an art project, not unlike yours. It was not in english, but in language barely anybody speaks (a few million speakers). And unlike your retrospect, it was about beginning of a journey not com
552.
by arpa 7y ago
What's a shadetree porogammer?
553.
by arpa 7y ago
To be entirely honest, if you know what you're doing and how lets say kube-proxy works in essence, things get pretty easy and simple. If you start every configuration of firewall with iptables -F, you're gonna have an interesting
554.
by arpa 7y ago
Escaping properly namespaced/pivot_root'ed environment and owning a host is non-trivial too.
555.
by arpa 7y ago
I believe you can be both competent operator and a reasonable developer at the same time. The skills complement each other nicely. It is a lot of work to be these things though.
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by arpa 7y ago
Not entirely true, there are network security policies (on select few CNI providers) and other means of segregation using good old iptables (although probably need to update alternatives for iptables to point to iptables-legacy for them to
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by arpa 7y ago
I'm using a good old logitech for work. It's big. It's clunky. It's got a ps/2 connector. It's not split. It's the only keyboard that never made my wrists hurt over prolonged use and I've been using i
558.
by arpa 7y ago
And AIs "mind" is absolutely obscure.
559.
by arpa 7y ago
ssh -A is a thing. A risky thing, but so much better than keeping private keys on server.
560.
by arpa 7y ago
Literally nothing you said makes sense.
561.
by arpa 7y ago
I swear this is my last shell script.
562.
by arpa 7y ago
Fair enough.
563.
by arpa 7y ago
The shelf is, in fact, to save you from water splashing your cheeks, not for inspecting...
564.
by arpa 7y ago
I would argue the same about yaml and whitespace being meaningful. Oh you forgot a single space? Your markup is screwed. Xml is much better...
565.
by arpa 7y ago
I wouldn't call that what's left after elopcalypse "alive" and "around"
566.
by arpa 7y ago
Hey, consider yourself lucky you did not need a boot floppy :D
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by arpa 7y ago
You can still back up to the same providers' different data center. Two data centers failing simultaneously is very unlikely.
568.
by arpa 7y ago
Scaling SHRDLU in a similar manner would also rock, though.
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by arpa 7y ago
1, 2 and 3 are absolutely mundane. One could argue that if anything, they are disappointing: i remember passable speech recognition running on pentium 2 with 32 megs of ram (dragon naturally speaking was first released in 1997). "Natur
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by arpa 7y ago
Hey, does your child have rfid implant for easy id and tracking?

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