Isn’t that just their regular content?

There’s no way that’s correct though, with current technology

I just keep buying phones with headphone jacks. I use bluetooth headphones too, but have a wired set for fallback, especially when travelling.

Also, if you’re on a call or vc, a good wired set wth a well placed mike on the wire (e.g. marshall mode) gives you better sound quality and better exclusion of environment noise than any bluetooth headphones, and you don’t have to worry about earbud batteries running out mid call.

It limits phone selection a lot, but so far there has been good phones with headphone jacks every time

My sweet spot is set -ue because I like to be able to use things like if grep -q ...; then and I like things to stop if I misspelled a variable.

It does hide failures in the middle of a pipeline, but it’s a tradeoff. I guess one could turn it on and off when needed

The indent syntax is one of the obviously bad decisions in the design of python so it makes sense

I use the same heuristic… if I need a hashmap or more complex math, I need a different language

Also if the script grows beyond 100 lines, I stop and think about what I’m doing. Sometimes it’s OK, but it’s a warning flag

I imagine adding -- so it becomes tar -caf archive.tar.bz2 -- "$@" would fix that specific case

But yeah, putting bash in a position where it has more rights than the user providing the input is a really bad idea

I don’t disagree with your point, but how does set -e break conditionals? I use it all the time without issues

Pipefail I don’t use as much so perhaps that’s the issue?

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Which is why there’s traffic

Just don’t do yaml.

yq can translate yaml to json and in most cases json is still valid yaml

Then you can just use a conmon delimiter like comma or semicolon or something. It’s better even as you’re less likely to have something that seems to work until your exotic delimiter pops up in the data.

Better yet, use a commonly used data format like csv or json and don’t build your own

(3/4)^8 ≈10.01%

Math checks out

Nice article!

Here’s another on how to make your bash scripts more robust: https://www.davidpashley.com/articles/writing-robust-shell-scripts/

Getting into the habit of starting my scripts with set -ue has saved me a lot of time

I imagine the thought process is that it’s easier to do it now during the chaos than later when there’s some form of new government and organised defence.

They’re taking out capabilities so a new, possibly not Israel friendly government, won’t have them, and thus will be less of a threat.

It doesn’t make it ok of course.

Landlords are an effect of the system; it’s pretty pointless to shame them if you don’t change the system

Some countries tax properties higher if they’re not your primary residence for example. It might drive rents higher though

Is iCloud a file sharing service or social network in some way? If it isn’t, comparing them with such services makes no sense

You should have though. This type of scanning is the thin end of the wedge to complete surveillance. If it’s added, next year it’s extended to cover terrorism. Then to look for missing people. Then “illegal content” in general.

The reason most people seem to disagree with you in this case is that you’re wrong

I didn’t claim there are any nazis, read again.

There are certainly nazis on twitter though, now that you brought it up, and Musk seems to like them