

Usually you ask IT department to spin up a vm for you. They will take care of security and backups.
Usually you ask IT department to spin up a vm for you. They will take care of security and backups.
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If you have redundant runtimes then you have to push app developers to update their runtime. This problem will not go away by switching to native packages unless native packages and flatpak versions are not in sync.
But what is USD pegged to? 🤔
A country is a country to those countries that have said (recognized) them as a country. So all countries have their own list of what countries exists and what borders they have. The same way as borders are drawn differently in google maps depending on what country you access the website from.
Drinking red wine
I thought motd could not be scripted hmmm…
Where is the meme?
I will just do the update first /s
One one will set my defaults but myself
How can you distinguish between “legitimate marketing” and some phishing email that looks like marketing material with a tracked unsubscribe link? Clicking on that unsubscribe link just lets them know email is active and its value has just been increased
Hold up. Dont change stuff in /usr/lib/. That directory contains default settings that comes with packages. If you need to overwrite those settings use /etc for that.
Is it such a hassle learning verilog if you know vhdl or vice versa?
Hyperland and arch? Not what I expected
Nice one, didn’t know about moreutils
. I indeed used p10k on top of zsh. New zsh
instance without sourcing anything zsh --no-rcs
managed to write to file without issues. Thanks
yep. that did it. I had to wrap the entire thing in quotes though
sh -c "echo 'test' | sudo tee newfile"
no way. I’m in /tmp for this one
echo 'test' | tee newfile
tee: newfile: Permission denied
test
echo 'test' | sudo tee newfile #the prompt never returns when running this in zsh
sudo
does not prompt for password in my container. It just elevates the privileges straight away. Yeah, it’s hard to tell. Or test for that matter.
Cpu: None