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Powerful Two-Hander posted:because it apparently needs rebooting for some reason (patching of some kind I guess) and nobody knows if it will actually work yeah, things just working without being touched forever is mostly a good thing, but can kinda be a problem. we recently had an important internal service that'd been running without problems for seven years suddenly stop working. the person who set it up left the company five years ago, and no one knew where it was even running or if the code existed anywhere. we got lucky and it turned out to be a well-documented (once we found the docs) thing running on a DO droplet that we'd been wondering about which simply ran out of disk space due to never cleaning up logs, but it could have been a much bigger hassle. if it'd been worse written and required kicking every month to keep it working then we never would have forgotten where it was.
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idk "cyber prose" sounds a lot like terrible programming to me
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gimme a warning on that link geez
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Anyone who develops SCADA systems, please reconsider career choice.
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MrMoo posted:Anyone who develops SCADA systems, please reconsider career choice. please observe the moratorium on touching the poop
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MrMoo posted:Anyone who develops SCADA systems, please reconsider career choice. haha im gonna hack your IP address n00b 
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this is great but I really think it needs to load first then blank out and struggle to redraw
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MrMoo posted:Anyone who develops SCADA systems, please reconsider career choice. At least it's not a Java applet?
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Antigravitas posted:At least it's not a Java applet? It was Adobe Flash. All content being jpegs, literally all combinations of text are different images, nothing dynamically rendered.
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e: nm, contracts and stuff
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Sapozhnik posted:haha im gonna hack your IP address n00b I normally post with public host name but been Dockering on a VM, alas I can only access a test machine via Teams and like a dozen people in a meeting. So far three calls: one to install everything whilst enjoying no copy & paste; actual received a connection from their data feed but no data. Second in new year to receive one message that broke the schema I had. Final one I could process a stream of messages and display something but missing content. I added support for some extra messages and recorded this video with the dataset recorded during the Teams call. https://youtu.be/mDSRxME53pI It looks like the original vendor is struggling to duplicate the production feed and just dropping messages, but there are way more out-of-service trains than I would expect.
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honestly can't think of a language where eval wasn't a mistake
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Blinkz0rz posted:honestly can't think of a language where eval wasn't a mistake - or - How I stopped worrying and learned to love curl pipe sudo bash
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the real problem is that we have 2 standards for line endings in common use
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akadajet posted:the real problem is that we have 2 standards for line endings in common use how many windows apps still can't handle plain \n newlines though? even notepad.exe has been able for a while
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SMTP uses \r\n for some god drat reason
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Truman Peyote posted:SMTP uses \r\n for some god drat reason Simple MICROSOFT transfer protocol
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Truman Peyote posted:SMTP uses \r\n for some god drat reason most network protocols do. that historically was the normal thing with unix's bare \n being the weird exception.
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Truman Peyote posted:SMTP uses \r\n for some god drat reason if you think about it in terms of a teletype, printer or even typewriter it makes sense. to start a new line required two operations: you did a carriage return (\r) to reset the print head or paper to the start of the line and advanced one line down (\n). unix just combined the two actions into one character code. the real oddball was classic macos, where they decided to use just \r for newline + carriage return for some reason The_Franz fucked around with this message at 20:41 on Jan 17, 2022 |
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Lol Shaggar doing the Chris Rock routine but with OSes
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the mac os characters should be printed on top of each other but thats close enough
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Shaggar posted:the mac os characters should be printed on top of each other but thats close enough yeah it’s hard to get right when you’re posting from an iphone
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Shaggar posted:the mac os characters should be printed on top of each other but thats close enough so that’s how zalgo text was born
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Blinkz0rz posted:honestly can't think of a language where eval wasn't a mistake I use it in my MATLAB scripts and NC code. It really helps with otherwise limited languages. I'm pretty careful about how it's implemented and my applications are relatively small and only distributed to a handful of machines so it's not the end of the world if there's a hiccup with them.
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Blinkz0rz posted:honestly can't think of a language where eval wasn't a mistake the read-print-loop is not a very useful development tool
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Soricidus posted:the read-print-loop is not a very useful development tool yeah that's just posting
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pokeyman posted:yeah that's just posting Nah, because they still included the unnecessary read instruction. 
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jupyter is the grandest evolution of the repl and it still sucks
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github has a lot of improvements over the various internal wrappers for svn/git i've used preofessionally and that's a good step forward from whatever they were doing
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leper khan posted:New job is migrating to github, and I was incredibly excited until I found out that they're creating a bunch of custom tooling so they can keep using their existing rotting duct tape tech instead of actually using GitHub. No idea why we're even going to be paying for this should have gone to devops instead
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