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The article mentions debugfs which I've never heard about and is pretty cool: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/filesystems/debugfs.h...
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The article references Dixit et al. for an example of a root cause investigation of a CEE which is an interesting read: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.11245.pdf > After a few iterations, it became obvious that the compu
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These are the type of fascinating comments that keep me coming back to HN. Thank you.
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I share some of your trepidation but I've learned to like containers for some uses cases. In particular -- and I think this might help you have fun with learning -- I like one-liners. For example, the following downloads a "virtua
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1. The licensing situation is a mess. Most people copy/paste and they don't realize what the license is (CC BY-SA). 2. Why aren't answers always sorted by the number of votes by default? 3. The "community edits" whe
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It's poetic and philosophical, but it's good to steelman such idealizations of struggle. Was it worth it to achieve these feelings for McAfee? I've been in a third-world jail for one night for a victimless crime, facing five
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> You can edit templates directly in the browser Do the templates contain code? WordPress used to have a feature to edit PHP plugin code through the browser and it was a security nightmare. If you allow code editing, I suggest disabling
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I took a leave-of-absence from work for 6 months and it was great. I recommend taking the first month or so to just reset. Collect all the garbage around you and clean up your life (i.e. "clean your room"), although don't get
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Symbiotic just means two species living close together. That may be positive (mutualistic), neutral (commensal), or negative (parasitism). However, mutualistic and parasitic may not be mutually exclusive. For examples, see: 1. McKay, D. M.