I don’t know. That’s what I was saying. I can’t possibly imagine what I could say to help someone understand that error message.
😉
I don’t know. That’s what I was saying. I can’t possibly imagine what I could say to help someone understand that error message.
😉
If you can’t understand that error message then I don’t know what to tell you.
The rumored 4th and 5th games…
:+1:
If Trump is allowed to carry out his deportation plans, he’ll deport American citizens (“by accident”), I guarantee it.
Let me tell your about prizefighters…
It’s funny because JD Vance is overshadowing Trump. I see more talk about JD Vance than I do about Trump.
Trump needs the hate and attention, his supporters like him because he is counter-culture. Trump is their guy in the fight. If that stops then Trump becomes just an old rich white guy. This is why Trump plays the victim card every speech and talks about all the attacks he’s constantly suffering.
We’re seeing more and more that our “free market” with its “competition” doesn’t provide goods and services that most people want, which makes me wonder, why have free markets and competition?
I believe the full quote is “As long as I gave it my all, that’s what this is about”.
I thought it was about who would be President and all that entails, but apparently is actually about Joe doing his personal best.
At least C++ build tools are easier than modern JS.
There’s also websites hosted in countries that don’t care about US law. We can access those even without a VPN, for now…
That’s a good example. If I’m regularly running a command that is a single whitespace character away from disaster, that’s a problem.
Imagine a fighter aircraft that had an eject button on the side of the flight stick. The pilot complains “I’m afraid I might accidentally hit the eject button when I don’t need to”, but everyone responds “why would you push the eject button if you don’t want to eject?”, or “so your concern is that the eject button will cause you to eject…?” – That’s how I feel right now.
Just checked my command history and I’ve run 60,000 commands on this computer without problem (and I have other computers). I guess people have different ideas of what “comfortable” means, but I think I consider myself comfortable with the command line.
I have shot myself in the foot with rm -rf
in the past though, and screwed up my computer so bad the easiest solution was to reinstall the OS from scratch. My important files are backed up, including most of my dotfiles, but being a bit too quick to type and run a rm -rf
command has caused me needless hours of work in the past.
I realized the main reason I have to use rm -rf
is to remove git repos and so I thought I’d ask if anyone has a tip to avoid it. And I’ve found some good suggestions among the least upvoted comments.
That’s a good suggestion for some, but I’m quite comfortable with the command line.
It’s not that I’m irrationally scared of rm -rf
. I know what that command will do. If I slow down an pay attention it’s not as though I’m worried “I hope this doesn’t break my system”.
What I really mean is I see myself becoming quite comfortable typing rm -rf
and running it with little thought, I use it often to delete git repos, and my frequent use and level of comfort with this command doesn’t match the level of danger it brings.
Just moving them to /tmp
is a nice suggestion that can work on anywhere without special programs or scripts.
More like, I’m afraid of the command doing more than I’m trying to do.
What I want to do is ignore prompts about write-protected files in the .git
directory, what it does is ignore all prompts for all files.
That kid is superior
Yeah… There’s a lot of people complaining about politicizing the legal system tonight, and those same people said nothing when Trump’s most popular campaign promise was to put his political rival in jail.
Two-chubby-chubby
“And you know, you go back through history, this is like just before the Holocaust. I swear. If you look, it’s the same thing,” Trump said. “You had a weak president or head of the country. And it just built and built. And then, all of a sudden, you ended up with Hitler. You ended up with a problem like nobody knew.”
So Trump is claiming that Biden is a weak leader, and that after the weak leader comes somebody like Hitler. Trump hopes to be the person that comes after Biden…
I haven’t written any Java since Java 6. This makes me so happy to hear.
What about XML, and XML based configs? Is the Java ecosystem still obsessed with XML?
I remember I was once trying to learn Hibernate. After finding what I thought looked like the best tutorial, I skimmed through it and there was literally no Java code in the tutorial about a Java library! It was all XML! I never could understand it, but this was early in my career, maybe I could handle it now, maybe not.