godmodus
Joined 10 years ago
Joined 10 years ago
But damn man, cancer cells are known to spread like hayfire. I imagine using a blender like instrument on cancer would be an obvious disaster.
Thank you for the contra though, i will give this more thought.
whomever thought this was a good idea should be disqualified.
used to be useful when we were huntergatherers!
these days, it's just nice for food to taste good!
i get by using 4-5 commands and neovim, it's plenty for my sysadmin needs.
if you want a short 30page read that has most things, there's the red team field manual! i recommend having a copy
amazon link > Rtfm: Red Team Field Manual: https://www.amazon.com/Rtfm-Red-Team-Field-Manual/dp/1494295...
it's a no frills collection of commands grouped under topic/use case. command description is left to the user to lookup using the manpages.
add a bit of salt to your tap water - it helps to retain water and doesn't flush out your deposits.
too much water and too much salt are both bad! had a dude in my village die after drinking around 5 liters on a dare - nervous system failure. it was so severe that he couldn't be saved.
i find adding some soysauce to a cup of water and chugging that before bed takes care of most side effects.
and food does taste better with salt added, i must admit, esp. meat.
Scala is also less verbose, easy todo FP with and its very natural to do system/db work with.
Its basically a better java for me.
I import it using sbt/ivy and load the console/run an ssh session!
Li has a patreon I advise anyone using ammonite to checkout!
I dont care about nomenclature. I chose my weapons, and i can do fine with them; jenkins, artifactory, puppet, docker, vagrant and ammonite. All strung together using scala and bash scripts. Github MDs for docs and svn because it was there and the lads and ladies here like it.
Anyone can choose a stack. They just have to get good at it.
VALAR MORGHULIS!