There is no need to apologize for your language. I don’t know what your native one is, but I’m sure I’d be far less competent in yours than you are in mine. Well done for conveying your message!
I’m sorry about what you seem to be describing as a fairly hopeless environment. May I ask whereabout you are?
I see a black/blue on the right and a dusty black/blue on the left.
I think this is complimenting the movie, but I’m uncertain of your intent.
I enjoy it even more! I’m sorry you don’t get to anymore.
In case you’re sincerely asking, I believe they’re referring to a series of documents defining the Standard Operating Procedures.
Your way sounds like more fun.
That comic is also how I learned about them! I’m glad to continue the legacy.
Unfortunately, I have yet to find a good way to search Real Life Comics, so I can’t find the particular strip. It’s a very different comic these days.
This reminds me of a relatively early Real Life Comics, wherein a character is introduced to Linux and, shortly thereafter, is seen to be building Beowulf clusters.
Over the last ten - fifteen years, I’ve written lots of scripts for production in bash. They’ve all served their purposes (after thorough testing) and not failed. Pretty sure one of my oldest (and biggest) is called temporary_fixes.sh and is still in use today. Another one (admittedly not in production) was partially responsible for getting me my current job, I guess because the interviewers wanted to see what kind of person would solve a coding challenge in bash.
However, I would generally agree that - while bash is good for many things and perhaps even “good enough” - any moderately complex problem is probably better solved using a different language.
Connect offers this as well.
Also valid!
That’s fair.
Thank you for the information! Boy, seems like a lot happened in 2020 for some reason.
This post is the second time today I’ve seen an Animorphs reference. Before those, I hadn’t thought about the franchise in years and wouldn’t have remembered that controllers were a thing. Strange, since the book series was a huge part of my childhood.
In case you’re curious, the other one was a JonTron video. I think he was caught in some kind of scandal, so I’m not sure whether to still like him, but I did enjoy the video. I was also somewhat astounded to realize Shawn Ashmore was Jake.
I do like drinking juice.
AKA a WAR, which is an unnecessarily aggressive acronym for “weekly action report.”