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what systemd owns lmao fleet is clunky but still pretty much owns
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so no
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who remembers halted firewalls lmao
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Xik posted:did you haul that gear in there for a laugh or is that cafe a big enough hot spot for grey beards that it's a permanent feature your statement implies you think greybeards would share a terminal.
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carry on then posted:there is definitely an uncomfortable amount of Important Software that has yosposters on the team lol would you rather have shsc posters working on them?
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what was it, hot grits in natalie portman's pants or something? god that site.
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pram posted:ibm is just preparing for the glorious renaissance period of AIX i always confused aix and a/ux and that was probably mutually beneficial for both
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The_Franz posted:iceweasel one of my old dealers was a dude named nate with a guy fawkes facial hair vibe and a distaste for the government who kept chickens inside city limits, had a wood stove made of welded-up railroad ties in his bedroom (that he actually used), and was the first person to show me iceweasel intensely cool dude
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Checkin in on the linux thread how we doin folks
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the only viable software license is D&R https://www.openhub.net/licenses/death-and-repudiation
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application brogramming interface
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i do not understand why people hate systemd other than grognard poo poo and i in fact quite like it
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yeah ive written several systemd files to turn dumb one-off scripts into a real service. now, of course, if its not a super low level thing that has to run on the host OS i immediately search for `<thing> docker` and if that exists i go for it
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mawarannahr posted:I want to be able to sit down and say “this is Unix. I know this” and have the tomes of manuals I read autistically to have relevance. I used to read the x11 manuals too (a big part of why I dislike wayland, probably a good post and i appreciate it
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Gentle Autist posted:my fedora box “””””just works””””” for docker and poo poo and now the novelty has worn off i think i am just gonna ignore it, use it as a seedbox, and periodically relaunch plex when new versions come out https://github.com/Jeeaaasus/youtube-dl make two yt playlists, 'audio' and 'video' then punch them into the config for this. set the rescan to 10m. now if you want something just add to that list on youtube, go pour your coffee and it just shows up. i swear by it (also it doesnt get throttled) (also it works for youtube music, if you can play it on the site, you can download it)
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BlankSystemDaemon posted:why does this need a dockerfile with a shitload of dependencies, when @120 yt-dlp <a bunch of flags> in a crontab is all that's needed Because I like Docker a whole lot and containerize everything i can and also i do it for my job now. Next
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lmao
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Beeftweeter posted:hurr durrr babby's first script is possibly dangerous and has so many dependencies it needs its own special sandbox to play in it isnt and doesnt though? its just easy to install. took me like 30 seconds. btw cron is deprecated yall stop suggesting it
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nudgenudgetilt posted:https://github.com/Jeeaaasus/youtube-dl/blob/master/Dockerfile#L43 i don't care. this is so i can download music videos via youtube.
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nudgenudgetilt posted:do you do this bullshit at work though? No, but our customers do. we're a kubernetes provider. we dont loving care what they run in there, we're just gonna bill for cpu anyways
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Sapozhnik posted:today in linux audio adventures i plugged a headphone jack into my puter and it decided the headphones were a stereo microphone most headphones are actually pretty adequate dynamic mics. My Sangean prison model radio has the AUX IN jack blocked off that is normally present, because they didn't want inmates to be able to plug a set of headphones into the aux in and use it as a makeshift PA system to coordinate riots.
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Kamrat posted:China is ditching Windows in favor of Linux when it comes to government services and the like, if this is really true we could expect to see more Linux users in general in China which could have an effect on the available software for Linux and hardware compatibility which in turn could make Linux a more viable choice here in the west for people still on the fence. source this quote pls
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cron is hosed up and anybody defending it ityool 2022 is extremely sus
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i most certainly do not
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nothing involving emailing me can be considered "properly configured" efb
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you just lost a friend, foo
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Mr. Crow posted:Why would you own a printer just go to the library <taps the global worldfucking pandemic sign once again>
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r/commandline is absolutely filthy with all these 'replacement for find/sed/grep' hobbyprojects and theyre always written in some dogshit language and all the flags are incompatible but somebody posts some `time` output that says its 0.002 seconds faster in this one cherry picked operation but you have to spend 7 hours retooling any scripts using the old tools and ugh gently caress this i'm just sticking with what i have
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May 20, 2022 23:43
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Mr. Crow posted:I would simply find . -type f -iname "*.c" | xargs grep ”butts" op, its worked for 80 years and just rolls off the tongue if you didnt internalize the things on either side of this pipe years ago and still consider it 'scary' i dont want you grepping my code, let alone editing or making changes to it unsupervised. just ask me for the file and edit it in notepad++ or whatever, as you do, send me the file back and i'll take a look-see.
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carry on then posted:there's that hostile condescension that makes this community so welcoming! 
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mystes posted:If only we had some sort of system for managing changes to code so that people could edit the files locally on their own computer without the risk of accidentally screwing up the central repository Bad news, amigo - that's a command line tool with flags and arguments. Stone age poo poo. Nice version control, grandpas. This what y'all used to program ENIAC?
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when are they gonna rename that
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they say "Operating systems are pets, containers are cattle" but the reality is that operating systems are cattle too.
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thought about gentoo? it's way more performant bc it custom compiles for your exact machine
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i literally have twenty dollar wish.com tier ssds as my read/write caches on my nas and ive written so many terabytes through them and they're fine. nobody should worry about TBW.
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the only time i did was when i bought that pair of optane 58GB's on fire sale as a complete joke. they have like 1600 tbw which is just funny. i use them as my raid1 for /var/log. maybe after ten years i will hit 1% of that
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ive had two SSDs die. both were before i started heatsinking them all. now i have like a dozen around the house and none have broken. just as a rumor, the sk hynix brand ones are highly regarded for laptops as they seem to run a few C cooler than the others. I think when SSDs die, 98% of the time its the controller chip overheating, not the actual nands. but the sk's seem solid
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im sure they're 400,000 pounds cause brexit, but i buy latitude 7490s for shittops. i've picked up a couple for friends that needed a cheap browsing box, and i have one with maxed ram and a big ssd that i threw ubuntu on purely as a "haha this is my linux laptop" gimmick. never paid more than 200 usd for em. 8th gen i5 or i7 (i always i7), nvme slot, lots of ports, good keyboard, good enough 1080p screen, 8h of browsing if the battery's in ok shape. Nice little beaters.
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