brookritz

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put this in /etc/hosts:

186.2.163.241 annas-archive.org www.annas-archive.org 188.114.97.0 annas-archive.li www.annas-archive.li

I once installed some kubernetes based software by following the instructions and watching many unicode/ascii-art animations on the commandline. I've also learned that the 8 in k8s stands for 8 letters: 'ubernete'. I've decided that D4s is not for me.

Jabdah

These developers are immutable.

I always do. In a recent project with just me and another developer they added a senior/lead/architect who took over and ordered to rewrite using "enterprise" stuff including ORM. I left. Now they have more developers and code that is about shoveling data back and forth to and between layers, beans, controllers, services, adapters ...

by pressing down a special key

...and the author should have clarified that this Daft Punk song is copied from a 1980's single: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b0jWlPtP5o

./configure;make;make install ?

https://twitter.com/bert_hu_bert/status/1561466204602220544

People wearing flashy/status clothes are very cooperative. They are willing to walk around with logo's, advertising brands. While a sandwich man gets paid for such a job, the people wearing flashy/status clothes pay lots of money to do this kind of work.

Jailer is a great tool for navigating your database. You can basically click through tables by following foreign keys. You can just start somewhere on record and it shows you which records relate to the selected one and you can explore the data further. The GUI is really easycto use.

I've used it once for collecting some testdata from a huge database and thiz worked really well.