Maybe it’s becuase i grew up on python and bash still seems somewhat alien to me, but any time I’m crafting something with more than three or so nested functions, I use python as a wrapper for bash. Python initiates a bash script, parses the retval, inititates the next bash script from that data, etc.
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Does anyone really use youtube these days anyway? Its gone from a site where you might discover new and interesting things to a site full of clickbait trash and ads for other trash. Its gotten the point where if i see that a video i might otherwise watch is hosted on youtube, i just scroll past because I cant be bothered dealing with their site.
I’d be quite happy for it to just die off at this stage.
Longpork_afficianado@lemmy.nzto Memes@lemmy.ml•Double standards or something, I don't know...3522·2 years agoThey’re not identical, but they have similarities. What Russia is trying to do to Ukraine is not dissimilar to what Israel did to Palestine half a century ago.
for i in array_sometimes_we_get_ints_from_upstream_functions_and_need_to_convert_them_to_floats_or_downstream_functions_throw_exceptions: out_array.append(float(i)
Double-clutching is for rookies. Real drivers match the revs and powershift.
Longpork_afficianado@lemmy.nzto Memes@lemmy.ml•Map of the world showing parts colonised from Africa9·2 years agoShould probably make it a zip file, with all of the ‘woosh’ going on here, he’s definitely got windows open.
Oil changes dont require a lot of tools. Most cars you’d get away with just a socket, a drain pan and a filter wrench. I’d be suprised if it took two oil changes to pay back what you spent on tools through the savings of doing it yourself.
If you can afford to drop a hundred bucks on a decent socket and spanner set, then there’s even more savings to be had from doing your own brakes and basic part replacements
The solution should be restricting such actions to root/admin, not preventing them entirely though.
If it were a ban on the rare earth minerals themselves, yes, but a ban on the extraction technologies just secures dependence on Chinese sources.
The reason China is a major exporter of these minerals has less to do with their availability in China and more to do with their lax environmental regulations, which allow extraction via means that are prohibited in many other countries.
So preventing their extraction in countries where stricter environmental standards are in place just means more environmental damage.