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by bombolo 4y ago
> on Windows Ah, I found your bug!
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by bombolo 4y ago
He runs pip as root and doesn't use venvs.
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by bombolo 4y ago
> they are automatically fixed unless you choose to update them That's a good way to never get vulnerabilities fixed. It hardly seems like "the right thing" to me.
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by bombolo 4y ago
why? Also, you don't have to use them.
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by bombolo 4y ago
Catholic priests can't quit being priests. It's a permanent-sin status like divorce.
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by bombolo 4y ago
My flatmate in university: "should I unload the machine? Nah I will just put my bowl dirty with yogurt in, to drip it onto the clean plates" How would a machine even detect such situation?
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by bombolo 4y ago
You assume you can get everyone in your office to agree with this convention.
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by bombolo 4y ago
> Proper multiline editing with full mouse support ctrl+x cltr+e Works on every terminal. Vim and EMACS do support the mouse, you can set your editor to a graphical one.
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by bombolo 4y ago
A word of advice: read your links before you send them next time; it could make you look smarter.
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by bombolo 4y ago
It seems like your job is so high level you lost track of the fact that virtual machines run on actual machines :)
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by bombolo 4y ago
> You don’t have to do all validation on the server side. Yes you do.
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by bombolo 4y ago
But, do we know that they actually model completely accurately?
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by bombolo 4y ago
Can they buy oil with their own currency? No, they have to use their currency to buy USD and then buy oil. If they get a deal with an oil selling country that says otherwise, USA sends in the army (usually to the seller, not the buyer).
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by bombolo 4y ago
> Norway is not even part of NATO. Odd… because the head of NATO is Norwegian. Your entire comment is completely misinformed.
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by bombolo 4y ago
See what happens to countries that decide to sell their oil in € instead of $…
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by bombolo 4y ago
Lybia. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35107971
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by bombolo 4y ago
In most tourists locations yes (at a price, of course). But this is not at all what I was talking about.
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by bombolo 4y ago
Thanks… at least someone here understands that "a country" and "some guy with a tiny shop" aren't exactly the same thing!
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by bombolo 4y ago
I said "a country"… are you under the impression that "a coffee shop" is "a country"? How could you mistake a coffee shop for a country? Seems like you want to misread me on purpose?
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by bombolo 4y ago
A very useful feature. In theory xorg has the exact same problem, but I've hardly ever had its process crash. Usually it's the wm that crashes, and that's easy to solve.
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by bombolo 4y ago
USD is backed up by USA army. If a country refuses to accept USD they will have a democracy problem and get attacked.
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by bombolo 4y ago
Did you even read the link you sent me? That thing monitors journald. Systemd is obsolete… let's use systemd! Embarrassing :)
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by bombolo 4y ago
> UNIX is irrelevant on the cloud On what exactly do you think the containers run on? What kind of system call do you think happens on a machine to create a new container? Again, you're so proud of not knowing something. The fact th
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by bombolo 4y ago
Ah i didn't know about systemd-notify as a binary! I don't want to use dbus as that'd be an extra external dependency. Equivalent of syslog() is still a problem without using external dependencies.
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by bombolo 4y ago
> My dear HN newbie A person can live for decades before creating an HN account. > I have used more UNIXes in my life that you probably know about. I've used 5 different unix kernels. I've even read manpages instead of takin
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by bombolo 4y ago
Unsurprisingly, it seems after all people do logging with syslog (as if there was any doubt) https://www.ibm.com/cloud/blog/kubernetes-log-forwarding-sys...
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by bombolo 4y ago
> Cross platform languages. You don't know unix things, yes. I can't understand how can someone be so proud of not knowing something. Python and C++ are cross platforms and both support the things I listed that java doesn'
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by bombolo 4y ago
Yes with a /dev/log unix datagram socket mounted from the host and forwarded to a log collector that java can't connect to, so instead stdout is redirected but it doesn't support log levels.
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by bombolo 4y ago
> Actually, when we deploy VMs, it is mostly Windows ones, as Windows containers still have a couple of gotchas, so no systemd there as well any way. Ah you're a windows developer… Perhaps talk to someone who works on servers before
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by bombolo 4y ago
In a previous work, we had salespeople on the same floor. I'd look some of them sit in tiny booths to be on phone calls the entire day. No idea why they wouldn't just work from home. But maybe the option wasn't available to t

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