

…which makes Overstreet’s argument for urgency even weirder.
…which makes Overstreet’s argument for urgency even weirder.
yq is crazy cool for converting between different text-based data formats such as yaml, json, xml, csv and others, and it has a super nice pretty-printing function as well. I use it all the time!
Just be aware that your distroy might come with a yq variant too, but possibly one that isn’t as powerful as the one I linked. I know this to be true at least for Ubuntu.
The European commision sure wanted TTIP to happen, so there’s that.
because they sell cars to China
For how much longer? Can German cars even still compete with the Chinese, or has that ship sailed already? Come, buy the best engineering of yesteryear! Yay!
China heavily subsidizes EV manufacturers (and production in general), plus they have cheaper environmental and labour standards… it’s not like there’s a fair market EU companies can compete in without some sort of handicap.
Hah. Volkswagen is in trouble right now because they fucked up the transition to electric cars completly. What do you think will happen now? That’s right, we the (German) people will have to save them now, with our money. Basically the same shit as a subsidy, just later in the process. Kinda like what the Chinese do, just the really stupid way.
Oh, and of course, it will be everybody’s fault but their own.
Over my rotting, worm riddled carcas.
UpperBroccoli really wants Microsoft gone after it pisses him off everyday for years
Specifically this version of yq - there are other versions bundled with distros that look and act very differently and lack the potency of this version.
Slackware 2.x, on two floppies. A boot and a root disk, downloaded from a BBS using a dial-up connection (I think it was a 57.6 modem). No X, but I still loved it, so much better than DOS.
I am still using Mosaic because it supports Gopher.
In an email obtained by Electrek, Musk said he wanted Tesla to be “absolutely hard core” about layoffs, threatening to sack executives whose subordinates “don’t obviously pass the excellent, necessary and trustworthy test.”
Everyone should just quiet and let him do everything on his own, that is bound to skyrocket the revenue!
Invalid, not an ABI change. Besides, this does not break, it only reveals existing breakage.
Sadly, that has not been my experience. I tried using wayland on several different computers with nvidia cards (yeah yeah I know, would not buy them again today), and the result was pretty terrible. Random crashes terrible. The same is not true with X. It is also not simply the case of the nvidia propriatary drivers being terrible (they are), because on one of the machines, I installed the open source driver instead (mostly because the proprietary driver would spin the fan full speed all the time, and I found no way to stop it from doing that).