Where software-defined networking meets traditional networking, a lot of frustrating scenarios may be found.

@dansup @loops Sweet! Looking forward to this for Android as well.

@paradoxguitarist I would expect /etc/timezone to get mounted from the host on pod creation. At least with mysql, there's a separate tz declaration for the database engine. I don't immediately remember if postgres is the same, but I wouldn't be surprised and that would explain it.

@colgrave Lazy engineers are efficient engineers.

@paradoxguitarist Wat. I assume these are file logs and not journald logs?

Your reminder that doom scrolling today won't affect the outcome and there's a decent chance we won't know until tomorrow, so for your own mental health, once you've voted, try to find some ways to enjoy your day and occupy your mind with other things than the election.

#USElection2024

The condensed version of a hallway conversation with coworkers yesterday:

"Yeah, it's cool that we got all of these systems fully automated with scripts, playbooks, and pipelines. Now, maybe we can focus on architecting in a way that we don't *need* to do all that quite so much moving forward."

We're automating more of the automations and I'm here for it!

@arraybolt3 awk is always a crowd pleaser.

SERIAL=$(awk 'match($0, /[0-9]{10}/ ){ print substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH) }' <(awk 'f{print;f=0} /\S+\s+SOA\s+\S+\s+\S+\s+\(/{f=1}' $ZONE_FILE));

@countablenewt @loops @dansup @pixelfed I saw this! I loved the SMB riff!

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@micr0 Something about this feels like polygonal Tunic

Today, I migrated my work phone from K-9 Mail to @thunderbird. Super easy and I'm thrilled with the new Thunderbird for Android client!

@fossdd

Nothing nefarious - it's only a few vanilla Linux distro iso's adding to the spirit of also being an https mirroring host.

Welcome to my office workstation #Fedora #Kinoite 41!

#Linux

@alilly Me, too. This is natural for me, the way I'm wired. My coworkers, however, do not appreciate it.

@ailnoth That is both beautiful and absolutely terrifying.

@funnelfiasco Please document how that experience goes for you. I'm curious if you end up having similar leanings about it.

Oof. This isn't really even much of a hyperbole. It took me about 3 seconds to locate this gem of a line of code I wrote.

: ${version:=$(curl https://forgejo.org/releases/rss.xml 2>/dev/null | xpath -q -e '/rss/channel/item/title[not(contains(text(),"rc")) and not(contains(text(),"beta")) and not(contains(text(),"alpha"))]/text()' | sort -rV | head -1 | sed 's,v,,g')}

I don't mean to write bash scripts in the most annoyingly possibly way to read. It just comes naturally to me. I mean, why not inject a subshell in the middle of regex parsing piped in xml from somewhere via xargs on one line? It's very efficient.

Coworker: I'm confused about your script.

Me: Yeah, I'll own that. The problem is I basically write bash scripts in cursive.