I didn't know that, good to know.
They could have send a SIGTERM by default instead of a SIGKILL. I would not have corrupt everything ๐
I didn't know that, good to know.
They could have send a SIGTERM by default instead of a SIGKILL. I would not have corrupt everything ๐
Yes: same command name, two different semantics:
Cross-Unix scripting is fun โบ๏ธ
I keep seeing this acronym bit didn't know what it was, so:
First, the classical typo in a bash script:
set FOLDER=/some/folder
rm -rf ${FODLER}/
which is why I like to add a set -u at the begining of a script.
The second one is not with a Linux box but a mainframe running AIX:
If on Linux killall java kills all java processes, on AIX it just ignore the arguments and kill all processes that the user can kill. Adios the CICS region ๐ฌ (on the test env. thankfully)
Ahh, the scrathing sound of the floppy disks at startup ๐คค
Cases of kitt' napping are on the rise ๐ฎ๐ผ
So much suspense ๐
He gonna give a bad rep to bitcoin
This article is dumb: they chated with a good damn chat bot ๐คฌ
This bullshit about "see, IA is totally sentient, let us put some regulation to stop competitors" is tiring.
An explanation for the French one:
It's the id of a law that allow the president to bypass one of the chamber. This is of course one of those "it's just in case of emergency, bro. I swear we will not use it to force the passage of unpopular laws, bro..."
It has been used 420 times by the current government.