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jovdg
7y ago
While I agree that find has weird quirks to my liking, your example is not a great one. I would write the find as follows: `find /prog -type f -size +500k -name core -delete` Alternative: `find /prog -type f -size +500k -name core
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jovdg
7y ago
I think I just googled `docker matrix-puppet-hangouts` (seems to be second link in my results), but I googled a lot of stuff :)
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jovdg
7y ago
No, I used https://github.com/d3m3vilurr/matrix-dockers
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jovdg
7y ago
This interests me too; just this weekend I tried to set up a matrix homeserver with matrixsms, puppet-hangouts and puppet-facebook integration and I got no single integration working. I did try to get it working in docker containers, but st
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jovdg
7y ago
I personally think horses are far more complicated to "own" (and operate) than a car; however, horses were freely available back when, and cars were not.
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jovdg
8y ago
I'll just leave this here: https://thedailywtf.com/articles/What_Is_Truth_0x3f_
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jovdg
9y ago
So I could require anyone inside the EU to delete any mail they received from me? (I'm in the EU)
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jovdg
9y ago
I understand that in the USA you are usually either "left" or "right", but in the EU there are a many "center" parties. Would this not make a substantial difference? If you put two opposite extremists of modera
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jovdg
10y ago
Would this mean that, while you will not get punished for not disclosing the best mode, you can not call it a trade secret either (since you were expected to disclose it in the first place)?
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jovdg
10y ago
Same here
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jovdg
10y ago
Also not the GP, I do the same thing. In my case I need access to one of my devices with Dropbox configured (my laptop or my phone are most likely, my server syncs too) Dropbox stores the files locally (on the phone, the kdbx file is marked
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jovdg
10y ago
Isn't Windows' hosts file located in a system folder? Not that I change it so often anymore, but when I did more web development, it was not uncommon for me to add a line there...
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jovdg
10y ago
That is also what "sed -i" does.
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jovdg
10y ago
I do the same with tree nodes, works extremely well. Two active masters and one slave configured as master, conflicts are non-existant since I found out about this "trick".
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jovdg
11y ago
"transparent source"?
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jovdg
11y ago
I don't know about faster, but I could do it blindly...
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jovdg
11y ago
OK just found an experience from someone else: https://ocdnix.wordpress.com/2013/02/26/fuckin-uuids/
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jovdg
11y ago
I can't look-up the details right now, but we ran into some issues when we wanted to use system uuids (via dmidecode) to identify servers and pxeboot them. Apparently, HP server uuids are (subtly) different through dmidecode and via px
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jovdg
11y ago
Parent probably means writing the muldiv function, which would return a "basic" 64bit int.
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jovdg
11y ago
Agreed. Also, I usually blame the hardware quite fast... Have seen enough faulty gbics, or wrongly plugged cables. But then that's what you see as a sysadmin, not as a (game) developer...