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by rmetzler 6y ago
Sorry, I don't get it. I agree that there is a risk, but the risk is to need to do work at an unpleasant time you couldn't plan for as much as you wanted. "Risking your ass" risk is risk over which you could get fired. L
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I know all of the software listed there (by name) except Opensource MANO. I tried to find out what it is, but was greeted only with jargon and more three letter acronyms. Can somebody please explain what it is?
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I also had similar interactions, but I'm not sure of the outcome, because I don't know how much it aligned with the project's roadmap. And this is exactly where I disagree with Antirez' post. > You are doing work for
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I have seen the same issue with caching in varnish when cashing rules were naive or some proxy stripped relevant headers like Cookie.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
Take two apps and switch their icons without the owner knowing it. Or put the same icon for every app. Make the icon even offensive. Then it becomes a bug.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I don't even understand why you would want to change icons on your phone.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I would guess it’s possible to do a similar design with translucent plastic.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
So maybe this means it’s easier to integrate in a Kubernetes workflow? Not sure though.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
While the language selection on mobile Wikipedia is in a very prominent spot, I often struggle to find it, because it’s just some Asian sign I can’t make sense of. I hope they don’t do this on desktop too.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I used to run gitlab-runner locally to debug the CI pipeline but my team now uses a lot of gitlab features to make the pipelines more DRY and this means CI code is scattered over projects. The easiest way I found to debug it, is to put set
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by rmetzler 6y ago
But the point of the article is not to make complicated scripts readable again, but to put even simpler commands (maybe even one long mysqldump command) into very short scripts. I agree that a cli framework is often easier to use than bash
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by rmetzler 6y ago
Oh thank you. I was looking for the point that someone who wants to learn needs to engage with the topic in some way, e.g. by teaching others about it, using their own words to summarize the content, etc. Did the author mention something li
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I also use vimium on Chrome, but I never knew about any functionality for searching tabs. What key is it? Also I'm not sure if it would be helpful for websites like github where I disable vimium to be able to use the website's hot
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I use a chrome plugin (List All Tabs) which is able to show tabs as well as filter them and close them. I can type github in the filter and then jump to the one tab I search or close all the tabs I don't need.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
If you would put next hops MAC address in the routing table and the device fails and needs to be replaced, all the routing tables would need to be rewritten, because MACs are supposed to be unique. You couldn’t just take a spare device, con
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I somehow broke ruby on my Mac so I can’t use cursor keys in irb. No big problem, just do a quick docker run -it —-rm ruby and I can try some code in the repl. Yes, I‘m sure I could fix it somehow, but I didn’t have time for it to
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I understand that it’s better to have less dependencies. And I understand that a pipe to bash thing can do more than a naive user would think. But the header of get.docker.com doesn’t pipe directly to bash anymore. You can inspect the down
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by rmetzler 6y ago
Is this still possible with Postgres?
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I'm not sure if i understand you correctly, but if you think you aren't affected by where the relevant keys are, I would like to challenge you to get a German keyboard layout and write some program in C, Java or another curly brac
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by rmetzler 6y ago
Thanks for mentioning exa. I saw it before, but never tried it. Maybe this is an opportunity to learn Rust.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
ah, yes, the simple test only had files, no symlinks, hidden files, etc, anything else you might want to distinguish upon in a shell script. But I don't think it's too hard to solve this problem. A command which filters should als
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by rmetzler 6y ago
from all the solutions, this seems to be the most simple with readily available tools. Unfortunately it's still not as short as I would like it to be and I hope I remember the syntax with -exec $CMD {} \; the next time I need it. Thank
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I'm on MacOS... :-/ $ find ./tmp -maxdepth 1 -type f -printf '%f\n' find: -printf: unknown primary or operator
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by rmetzler 6y ago
not quite. from the man page: > The format is identical to that produced by ``ls -dgils''.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
The output is different between find and ls when you run it on another directory.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
find doesn't return the same output as ls when run on another directory. Maybe there is a switch to do this? I'm not sure. $ mkdir -p tmp && touch tmp/a tmp/b tmp/c $ find ./tmp -maxdepth
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I wish there was a short and simple command for “list all files of a directory and no subdirectories“. ls doesn’t seem to have a switch for that kind of functionality. It’s discussed on stack-overflow. [0] Someone even wrote a nodejs tool f
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by rmetzler 6y ago
I think the route for the train follows the river in parts.
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by rmetzler 6y ago
Someone at my company wanted to use RSShub for turning Instagram into an RSS feed. This kept breaking, because rsshub just scrapes Instagram profiles on the web and Instagram pushes its users to the app. It’s probably more Instagrams fault
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by rmetzler 6y ago
This short email style is done to encourage conversations with users to find better market fit. With colleagues I guess a style that helps to cut down on questions like the one you described is inferior.

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