Oh wow, interesting

Not sure if any Suse would fit in there. I’d say more Arch, Debian, Slackware (is that a thing anymore?), Gentoo, Linux From Scratch if you count that as a distro.

You could do this easily with Crystal and Kemal.

I was looking exactly for this last week, didn’t find it.

Nice! I installed Blur my shell and One Thing. One thing is perfect, I’ve been doing this with paper lol.

Is it April already?

Ruby and Python are applicable in most of the same areas. I’m currently working on a realy simple Ruby project and using a web framework called Sinatra (kinda like a lightweight Ruby on Rails if you’ve heard of that) that makes it super easy to build web apps and APIs. My ruby app basically queries an API, sorts some data and presents it to my companies management as they need it.

Python is great too and more popular, thought I’m not really a fan as I don’t like when languages enforce white space. Python also tends to have an “attitude” like there is only one way to do a task, whereas Ruby is more flexible in this respect. Also, Ruby is fundamentally “object oriented” , Python has some object orientation but it was added on as an afterthought so Python can be a bit mixed depending on which libraries you choose to use.

If you don’t know what object orientation is, it means “everything is an object”. In functional languages you’d count the letters, in Ruby you ask the object for it’s length property.

This is Ruby, using the IRB command line interpreter (shell)

irb(main):001:0> word = ‘bicycle’ => “bicycle” irb(main):002:0> puts word.length 7 => nil irb(main):003:0>

I suggest learning Ruby, it’s a lot nicer and easier to learn than many others in my opinion. You can learn Crystal at the same time, it’s got very similar syntax but it’s a compiled language so super fast.

The clean new syntax for jumping is great too.

ssh -J jump.example.com target.example.com

Check out https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/SSH_jump_host

Trial by fire!

Suse here I come!

Flowtables are a part of nftables, no need for Firewalld. I don’t really get Firewalld, I find it harder than nftables directly.

Ya, I think I’m gonna try it on a second system because it really appeals to me, I use Arch (btw) on my main system and am very happy with it.

We need to make “Arch Enterprise Linux”.

Redhat is pulling a Reddit!

Some dude at a dethklok concert chopped off my fingers and threw em up on stage, Murderface rolled em up and smoked em GO DETHKLOK!!! (@BrutalZealot )

Youtube comment made me crack up

Wow, impressed! What type of battery do you use for your homemade UPS?

At least 5x as many licks as it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop.