My knee-jerk reaction to that kind of headline is always to start mentally typing out a response warning of inflationary use of the term “Nazi”, but…
Since there’s a lot of nazis around lately, I’m glad you’re learning to control this reaction
grow up, use “git add -p” and craft perfect artisanal commits
I have about a dozen aliases of various mistypings of “git”. Somehow I still hit unaliased typo once in a while
You do eventually get the close tag, when you log out. Lol
Yer doing it wrong
Incredibly true for me these days. But don’t fret, shellcheck and tldp.org is all you need. And maybe that one stackoverflow answer about how to get the running script’s directory
This one is my bookmark
Everybody has a test environment, but some people also have a seperate production environment
What’s the guarantee that the build process you see generated the binaries you’re downloading?
How dare you! First of all, it’s a beautiful distributed graph theory tree model…
Because I want to?
Idiotic market reaction. Buy the dip, if that’s your thing? But this is all disgusting, day trading and chasing news like fucking vultures
In 8 years you’ll get a visa gift card with 12 cents on it
Easy solution, no comments! Plus then you have a fun puzzle you can figure out over and over again
As I’ve matured in my career, I write more and more bash. It is absolutely appropriate for production in the right scenarios. Just make sure the people who might have to maintain it in the future won’t come knocking down your door with torches and pitchforks…
It’s always ffmpeg under the hood
Probably object storage, like s3 or similar
Fools that don’t know what they’re missing!
That’s the part I like the most. I don’t want to work on any code that isn’t properly formatted, and at that point why bother with curly braces, etc?
It’s not that it’s purpose or implementation is unclear, it’s how bad I was at coding
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