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by txutxu 6y ago
> MediaSession API has been enabled by default which allows web authors to provide custom behaviors for standard media playback interactions, giving them more options than ever. /me checks what is this... then, from the draft ( http
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by txutxu 6y ago
> - #!/usr/bin/env > #!/bin/bash for portability Yes... but do not take that as a "cargo cult script shebang". If you're a sysadmin writing a script for a company with 2k linux servers, that has
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by txutxu 6y ago
Did search for the Basque name "Uxue" and it's not present... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uxue
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by txutxu 6y ago
If you install a minimal Debian server avoiding recommends, and remove a few non critical packages, you can remove python, and start building from there. No problem. Nothing is wrong. If you go with a default installation, and start buildin
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by txutxu 6y ago
That's true. Currently using fixed type only in the window manager (bars and wm menus) but a sans type font in everything that is not a terminal. Thanks for taking the time to improve this font and publish it with proper build instruct
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by txutxu 6y ago
Tag me as a nostalgic (even if never used an IBM terminal, I did arrive to computes as a child at the 286 and DOS times). Have been using the version of this font that comes in the Debian repos like two years ago, but I always turn back to
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by txutxu 6y ago
I think the title is misleading. There was xdialog 20 years ago. And libnotify has like 15 years too. I understand "modern bash" as in any other scripting or programming language: It's about what caveats of the language quirk
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by txutxu 6y ago
NextCloud in the 90's ...? I think the point is not about "add an abstraction layer" and "the problem is gone". You could make a tar.gz of a chroot in the 90's too, or you could make a snapshot of an VM. Or you
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by txutxu 6y ago
I'm using fluxbox since... can't remember... 200x. It just works for me. Does not get in the way. No CPU issues, no ram issues, no effects issues. And has notifications. The customizable menu, which allows includes, which also I c
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by txutxu 6y ago
If the UI is changed to fix "bugs and security issues", I'm perfectly fine. If the UI is changed: * for no reason (other than justify the salary of the designers team) * just for the sake of "give the impression of evolu
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by txutxu 6y ago
I've work in all kind of places as sysadmin (or now devops) since the beginning of the century. Have seen what you call old-school maybe, the VMware era, Xen, colocated infra ,owned infra, ... The Cloud(s)... and finally docker (and la
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by txutxu 6y ago
Also the other meaning for tip... an app to "tip" to developers with money?
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by txutxu 6y ago
Indeed. But my first thought is: how many programs am I using right now on my laptop, that don't have such test coverage? and... how much (probably) undiscovered holes will they have? That without count, that we're living in the t
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by txutxu 8y ago
Regarding games schedule, if the user is not root you can use cron or systemd timers, but this could be more user friendly for a child: Create a zenity, xdialog, or any kind of graphical dialog explaining why it's not gaming time (even
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by txutxu 8y ago
Have seen many customers, and only did see it at laboratories inside university environments. You're right, most rpm based companies go with centos or rhel.
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by txutxu 9y ago
In the worse case, try to automate that boring stuff, build metrics, and see the improvement. A chaotic CEO will challenge you at any time too. And will generate new (and curious) problems. There are many of them. I use to ask two questions
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by txutxu 9y ago
This did sound cool to me, at the beginning of the auto-scaling, image-based, cloud times... But then I did realize a couple of things, that improve with meaningful names: 1) Alerts impact and scope. It's easy to know what are you seei
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by txutxu 9y ago
Years ago, un my home, i used 2 layers of routers: 1 Linux and 1 openbsd. In front of the Linux there was a cable-modem, and behind there where a couple DMZs, with servers, and wifi, and my home LAN. I had my own DNS/DHCP servers. Almo
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by txutxu 9y ago
Perl fan for many years. Recently developing a systems API. Did a benchmark. A simple response of pong to an http request. Mojolicious Vs go. Perl was not fast. By a BIG order of magnitude.
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by txutxu 9y ago
The article list the MAC address as a natural unique key Here are some values that often work as natural keys: [...] mac address on a network [...] that was the reason for my comment.
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by txutxu 9y ago
Great article. But MAC address cannot be considered unique, as soon as software like keepalived is running.
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by txutxu 9y ago
We have seeing and listening lot of news like this one worldwide. Tour explanation is much better, +1
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by txutxu 9y ago
ss too, uses the same files than thew article, see: strace -e open ss -s
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by txutxu 9y ago
If you strace to ss -s, it uses the same files than the article.
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by txutxu 9y ago
To troll team mates if there is a shared operarios user.
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by txutxu 9y ago
Sure. We do this with ansible, and an site.yml mapping roles to systems. BUT Changes are hard (tm) Execution order changes with each change requirements. Should i commit this now? What if other team mate executes now? It's not easy.
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by txutxu 9y ago
So this means they are not collecting Social Media Data on All Social Media Users? I was wrong then. I should start using social media as I'm not U.S. emigrant.</sarcasm>
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by txutxu 9y ago
Maybe it just works for me, but, as you ask... this is my "how": 1) Visit just 3 times a day. Maybe I loose some links, but my time is limited. 2) Read the link before read the comments And try to make your own conclusion before r
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by txutxu 9y ago
Downvoting me, won't make those Enterprise features opensource, neither will make the parent comment wrong. Both projects are going that route.
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by txutxu 9y ago
I started perl because of extending nagios in the 200X years. Then I started to write fast hacks with it (iptables to excel, monitoring to Jira, parsers, cron's, etc) really useful for daily needs at $job. Then I started to write web d

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