joseluisq

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by joseluisq 6y ago
Agree with the "false positives" however in combination with error handling I don't see why not use it.
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by joseluisq 6y ago
It deserves a try! However don't get tempted to think that Fish is Bash drop-in replacement, personally I can not be more disagree with that idea. Bash is a pretty useful and powerful scripting too, especially in server side (among oth
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Many of us use it, I personally in my daily basis development Fish shell is pretty neat and increases productivity in terminal. However I still use Bash in the server side where I need for example, explicit error aborting like `set -e` that
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Wow many improvements especially in the scripting. Definitely I will try it out. BTW I still waiting for https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/510 Congrats for the release!
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by joseluisq 6y ago
fn main() { println!("{}", "GitHub Deceased User Policy has deceased.\n".repeat(2021)); } Edit for the downvoters: - https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio...
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by joseluisq 6y ago
The website is not reachable anymore looks like. For me it just keeps loading. > Error 503 first byte timeout > first byte timeout > Guru Mediation: > Details: cache-hhn11525-HHN 1613548903 1064572670 > Varnish cache server
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by joseluisq 6y ago
The Evolution of File Descriptor Monitoring in Linux [kernel]: From select(2) to io_uring Recording and the slides from this FOSDEM 2021 talk by Stefan Hajnoczi are now available: Video (webm) https://video.fosdem.org/2021&#
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The 5.11 kernel is out(lwn.net)
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Yeah, however I think that a good one could be 2018 Edition IMO.
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Related discussions: - https://www.reddit.com/r/KyleTaylor/comments/jowlt2/open_sou... - https://github.com/greatsuspender/thegreatsuspender/issues and the forks do not wait..
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The Great Suspender pulled from Chrome after being flagged as malware(windowscentral.com)
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Fast Commits for Ext4(lwn.net)
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Linux Kernel source tree sums up to more 30M LOC since 5.11-rc1(twitter.com)
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Parallel Programming: December 2020 Update(paulmck.livejournal.com)
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Threat Hunting and Incident Investigation with Osquery(github.com)
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The ninth wave of tape storage innovation(ibm.com)
1 points by joseluisq 6y ago|0 comments
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Why Hyperscale Data Centers Are Here to Stay(vxchnge.com)
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How Much Data Is Created Every Day?(seedscientific.com)
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FuseBox 4.0 Is Out(github.com)
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Try the e3 Linux text editor(opensource.com)
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Support for Intel's SGX (Software Guard Extensions) was merged for Linux kernel 5.11 and It took them only 41 submissions. LoL Merge: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds&#x2
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Intel's SGX: when 20 patch versions aren't enough (2019)(lwn.net)
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Look the status page still works https://google.com/appsstatus#hl=da&v=status but it says everything is broke.
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Curious that minutes ago I was listening music on YT. BTW not all services are down.
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by joseluisq 6y ago
If anyone of us has not learned the lesson yet. > Real programmers don't write in COBOL. COBOL is for COmmon Business Oriented Laymen who can run neither a business nor a real program. http://www.bernstein-plus-sons.com&#
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Like Jay says https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytfohob38vM It really depends on what do you want to run on and including also how often you plan to upgrade dependencies. But being honest, Arch upgrades are transparent. For e
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Here some relevant links: - https://serverfault.com/questions/173286/is-arch-linux-suita... - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytfohob38vM - https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?
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by joseluisq 6y ago
The Dark mode sucks and gives a big eye strain. I prefer to use the light one and let better dark-mode alternatives for my editor.
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by joseluisq 6y ago
> Very light on specifics. Yeah, especially the "over Linux" part. > This is the most perplexing decision in the article. Why would OP do this? I have FreeBSD running on an old laptop, along side an Ubuntu laptop. There&#x27
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by joseluisq 6y ago
Yeah, I dislike also exceptions. I'm more fan of Rust error handling for example via `Result<T, E>`. I believe that make a distinction between recoverable and unrecoverable errors is key.

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