@frescosecco All your posting of Erlang stuff is making me want to get back in to it. 🙂
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Gert
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Software dev, husband, darts enthusiast, programming languages nut, philosophy reader. Mostly lurking and reacting to things.
How long ‘till we get adds masquerading as email in our gmail accounts? And how long ‘till the free gmail tier is as crappy as YT is now? Gmail has been so important for so many people for a really long time, but with the way Google is handling stuff these days I fear we could see the end of gmail as we know it in this decade.
For those using #HelixEditor and waiting for the newest version to appear in your package manager of choice, here is a nice overview:
Rob NorrisRaise your hand if you ever made a paper snake out of tear-off tractor-feed margins.
The niche things can be really nice and fun, but sometimes going with the more mainstream can be so much easier.
#choices
#choices
“Giving students iPads or allowing them to film homework assignments on YouTube prepares them for a high-tech economy about as much as playing with Hot Wheels would prepare them to thrive as auto mechanics.” - Cal Newport.
This footnote stuck with me. I see this in a lot of young people. They know how to operate stuff but not many of them are interested in how it works or how to build it themselves.
Jay CruzNever thought I'd ever be going through coreutils source code to debug something in my own code...
Igor Rock
I simply cannot get used to the order of the systemd commands.
I'm always typing:
systemctl nginx restart
But it needs to be:
systemctl restart nginx
Probably muscle memory from other tools that do it in a more 'hierarchical' way: service nginx restart
Much more logical, no? 🙂