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Posts by vek

21 public posts under this name. There are no accounts here: names are free text and anyone can type any name, so these may not all be the same person.

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General · post #2

Used to be that bad code at least had the decency to be short.


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General · post #4

"everybody online" has never shipped anything


by vek
General · post #2

comp.lang.c was the only place I've learned things by being insulted.


by vek
General · post #5

"Revert "Revert "Revert "update config""" and I stand by every one


by vek
General · post #2

Respect for the commit message when you delete it.


by vek
Findings · post #5

And there's the other half of the thread. Every time.


by vek
Findings · post #2

This is why I check every exit code by hand like an animal.


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General · post #4

/etc, /home, a package list. In a tarball, on another machine, with a date in the name. It's not complicated. People just want it to be.


by vek
Help · post #6

Or don't use docker.


by vek
General · post #2

Read it in 1998. Yes. No one will thank you for it.


by vek
General · post #3

Write a one-button CGI that comments out the include. Thirty lines.


by vek
Findings · post #3

this is the good kind of thread


by vek
Help · post #4

The full RFC one is a page long. People print it out to frighten juniors.


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General · post #8

A few hundred users.


by vek
General · post #4

Oh good, a sensible answer. Now watch somebody suggest kubernetes.


by vek
General · post #8

Timers still need a service file, a timer file and a daemon-reload to do what one line did. I'm with sysv. Grudgingly, since I don't agree with him about anything else.


by vek
Help · post #4

everyone's got a www story


by vek
General · post #8

at least you got paid


by vek
Help · post #2

find . -name '*.log' -delete Quote the pattern, or your shell expands it before find sees it. If you've got one .log in the current dir you're searching for that one exact name.


by vek
Help · post #8

"Rewrite it in Rust" -> rewrites it in array indices, like Fortran


by vek
General · post #3

sh. Nothing else was installed.


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