Tbh, I should consider migrating some of my one-liners to bash aliases. I just like to be cautious to not pollute my shell’s auto-complete.
Tbh, I should consider migrating some of my one-liners to bash aliases. I just like to be cautious to not pollute my shell’s auto-complete.
The most useful bash trick for me is to save what I learn in demonstration scripts so I can $cat it later for a syntax reminder.
ex :
file named : ./follow_jellyfin_system_log
contents :
#!/bin/bash
journalclt -fe -u jellyfin
(some time later) … wtf args do i pass to journalctl again…
$ls ./script_parent_directory
(list of actions written in human language appear as file names)
$cat ./follow_jellyfin_system_log
me : “oh duh!”
rinse and repeat for every command or shortcut you learn, it forces you to convert the command into a short “noun_verb” format which to me is infinitely more understandable.
that’s my workflow. then the meta is deciding how to store your scripts so you don’t end up with a polluted home dir. godspeed fellow bashers.
The neat thing about your statement is that it works both ways, canceling itself out with its own “logic”.
One random Christian says yes.
One random Christian says no.
“Patriarch” is a social construct, everyone is “just a guy”. I do not revere a Christian more or less because they dress up like a wizard.
“Someone made a joke, I will now type something mean for no reason.”
Sorry, my impressions aren’t very good, but I think I did alright.
Well written, and I learned a few things from this story. I recently started a cloud of my own with 4 20TiB HDDs in a raid 5 configuration so this story felt very prescient to me. Makes me very grateful for the simplicity of Cockpit and LUKS2… my setup felt so trivial to configure!
That is good but only shows the last 10-15 lines of the log, unless there is an arg to expand that, or a command to follow the log. I am aware of neither.
I usually use your suggested command to check if a service is up, then if it isn’t, use journalctl to find out why.
Say city.
tbh my go to command is just… journalctl -fe -u service
ex :
journalctl -fe -u jellyfin
journalctl -fe -u nordvpnd
so I’d also like to know the answer to this question. my other go to is dumping journalctl to text files and parsing with grep and awk and creating my own reports with that parsed information.
grep -E is my favorite, I love regex capturing groups.
What? May the universe take care of you my friend.
All of these topics are : How the Universe Works 101
…and they apply to literally any and every field of study…
General knowledge like this is ducking priceless when it comes to understanding… so. ducking. much.
That aside, I also think your specialization comment is stupid. Did you happen to graduate from a school in India in the past 16 months?
Guess I’m dumb. Tbh this is an expected outcome.
So I don’t get to prioritize one candidate over the other? I can only vote “approve” or “disapprove”?
These are rhetorical questions and I know the answers, but dang, you failed to explain the “ranked” part of “ranked choice”…
You’re right, ha, I’m totally not… they, I mean they are totally not! You got it guy! Everyone listen to this guy! I’d go as far as to say anyone reading this article is innocent of ALL crimes!
It is a talking point meant to engage you and waste your time, it doesn’t have to make sense. This is conservative playbook 101.
It is a demonstration of good faith vs bad faith. If only you explain it to the person properly then they will change their mind? Nope. They’re just energy/effort vampires trying to exhaust you.
(I sigh to myself, knowing that nothing I am about to write is going to get through, nonetheless…)
The joke is referencing the women who are presently dying to sepsis and other pregnancy related maladies in Texas, a red state.
When doctors are questioned about why they allowed it to happen, they cite the laws which impose $100,000 fines and 99 years in prison as reason for their inaction.
So yes, in theory you have doctors who service women, but in practice they are required by law to risk life in prison to do their job.
The obvious effect of this is a skill-drain where qualified members of that profession stop practicing in Texas and newly trained doctors practice elsewhere. This trend will become more visible as time goes on and more data is collected, not that data matters to this commenter…
So yes, you are correct that they can no longer kill unborn children, however if those unborn children grow up to be a woman it is perfectly legal to allow them to die while observing.
With the above information, even a below-averaged intelligence person could piece together the context you seem to be lacking, so I suppose that gives us some insight into your intelligence. (Just kidding, I’m just shitting on you because you are a callous non-empathetic asshole).
Your take is so dumb that I assume ChatGPT gave it to you and you re-posted it thinking to yourself, “Yeah, I showed those people!”, while not understanding anything you shared, the new age moron.