basically I spend my days / nights identifying bottle necks on networks and trying to remove them ... it is an iterative process ... but one that is rewarding for me and my users / clients
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basically I spend my days / nights identifying bottle necks on networks and trying to remove them ... it is an iterative process ... but one that is rewarding for me and my users / clients
basically I spend my days / nights identifying bottle necks on networks and trying to remove them ... it is an iterative process ... but one that is rewarding for me and my users / clients
Stephen@ogmaconnect I owned the V8 and it was also amazing. Have you discovered https://www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/ ? Saved me buckets of money on figuring out what the car needed now and then.
DrScriptt@mwl infrastructure is best when it’s boring and stable.
@florian I liked your website btw ..
and I liked your comment "Since we are not living in the future yet" but I was reading it in the future (compared to when you wrote it anyway) ... :)
https://web.archive.org/web/20210507122743/https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20131025090233
and I liked your comment "Since we are not living in the future yet" but I was reading it in the future (compared to when you wrote it anyway) ... :)
https://web.archive.org/web/20210507122743/https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20131025090233
@florian well it can be tough mandoc to write but the results are worth it for manuals... :) and the great thing about mandoc and markdown is neither require sound to be enabled :P
@florian
I find markdown easier to write... but I do really like the results from mandoc on the console...
so I get that you recommend mandoc for manuals and something else for more web based documentation ...
@solene Having a look now thanks :)
Hey @solene How are you ?
thanks for getting back to me ..
I wanted to have a tutorial / introduction that could be read on the console as well as on a website...
I was using man -T markdown nsh.8 > nsh.manual.md and man -T html nsh.8 > nsh.manual.html and I was quite pleased with the results...
i was wondering would moving beyond a manual to a training / tutorial guide be frowned up on or had others done something similar (so I could learn from their formatting of their tutorial / training man page )