I’ll be honest, I don’t even call myself a software engineer. Programmer is the better way, engineering comes with the baggage of breing able to confirm that your work won’t fall appart in the next X years. You can’t really confirm that in software.
thank god I dropped out before going into the real nerd stuff
that’s metal as fuck
With how expensive current cars are I don’t know how they manage to get away with this.
the mozilla foundation is also a non-profit that studies how much privacy certain things have. I’m perfectly fine with this.
the distro I’m daily driving uses arch as base so I just ride along
I genuely returned the last GPU I bought from Nvidia after they told me they didn’t support Linux installs. Hope everyone else stuck with it is doing fine.
That’s some wet ass privacy
sorry fLock it my phone doesn’t like it and don’t really know what the f stands for. but flock is a Linux command that let’s you manage simple concurrency issues https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/flock.1.html
Flock does this functionality, the deal is that it waited for the long-running process to end so it wouldn’t release the lock after the script was done. Adding a line manually releasing it fixed it.
It’s an auto-update script, you don’t wanna start a new update while one is underway.
Yes! I found the - u flag on flock and that got it working. Thanks for the attention anyway.
Nah, I’d like to un-see recursion. It was way overblown on uni, I barely ever use it.
as far as I know they’re selling those kind of services but they do seem to be bogus.
Well, I was only playing on my personal PC which has Linux. My steam has been setup not to sell personal information. I did not search the game anywhere (I was just starting). It’s just easier to see where things leaked when you take a privacy focus so if I notice a leak it’s problably on the new thing I had to boot up to play.
I can finally pin-point what gave away the latest game I played. I was playing 2077 and their launch client problaby sold the data about my steam account.
Main do be a bit less left hand heavy. Which depending on the user may find as a disadvantage.
Maybe. But webdevs have made it a mission not to seem like so
Yeah, all these simple data processing scripts will always work as long as both sides stay the same/compatible
Neovim!