Nice! I used to do something like this, which avoids xargs altogether:
cat urls.txt | while read url; do echo download $url; done
Nice! I used to do something like this, which avoids xargs altogether:
cat urls.txt | while read url; do echo download $url; done
Ah okay, it’s a user unit then. Try the following:
$ systemctl --user enable ydotoold
$ systemctl --user start ydotoold
Not even a good Terminal film.
The design is very human.
Yeah, you're not wrong. What I meant was that polkit is conceptually equivalent to UAC (at least it is supposed to solve the same problem). However it's not really a fair comparison, as "polkit on Linux" isn't one concrete thing you can analyse, it's more of a pile of Lego blocks, which you could assemble any which way. In theory, with Wayland you could build a secure polkit agent that would not allow the malware to interact with it.
In reality this is a moot point, as most privilege elevation is still done via sudo anyway.
If it wasn't for the regulators forcing their hand, they would still have their proprietary cables to this day.
Does zsh count?
Finished it a couple of weeks ago. Really good game, might be a contender for game of the year for me!
You think that's a console? pulls out Lenovo Legion Go THIS is a console!
xmpp is closer to IRC than to modern communications protocols. End-to-end encryption, for example, is an optional protocol extension, which hasn't even been formally finalized yet (and probably won't ever be, given it's been 10 years now)
Centaur puzzle (411 pcs)
https://github.com/shell-pool/shpool ?