Arroganz, Geiz, Verrat: Die Südeuropäer machen den Niederlanden im Streit über Corona-Bonds schwere Vorwürfe. Nun lanciert Premier Rutte eine neue Idee - einen Fonds statt der Bonds.
With help from Fox News and Elon Musk, a misleading French study prompted a wave of misinformation that made its way to the president
Treatment and transplants for some postponed as hospitals are turned over to treat virus
Ein Rentner soll in seinem Keller im österreichischen Bezirk Freistadt über Jahrzehnte ein riesiges Waffenarsenal gehortet haben. Gesamtwert: rund 300.000 Euro.
Zurzeit gilt auch in Niedersachsen ein Besuchsverbot für Altenheime. Eine betagte Bewohnerin wollte ihrer Tochter trotzdem persönlich gratulieren - und trickste ihre Betreuer aus.
Noch hat die Öffentlichkeit die geplante datenschutzfreundliche App zur Kontaktermittlung von Coronavirus-Infizierten nicht zu sehen bekommen. Aber die Bundesregierung schwört die Bürger schon darauf ein.
Von Ausgangsregeln zur Pandemiekontrolle: Das Innenministerium beschreibt in einem Konzeptpapier, wie Einschränkungen im öffentlichen Leben schrittweise aufgehoben werden könnten.
Jeder, der sich mehrere Tage im Ausland aufgehalten hat und wieder einreisen will, muss sich zunächst zwei Wochen in Quarantäne begeben. Dieses Verfahren schlägt die Regierung jetzt den Bundesländern vor.
Überschwemmungen, einstürzende Gebäude: Ein Wirbelsturm hat Teile des Inselstaats Vanuatu verwüstet.
Boris Johnson hat die Nacht im Krankenhaus verbracht. Staatssekretär Jenrick zufolge geht es dem britischen Premier aber gut. Er werde bald wieder in der Downing Street erwartet.
Die Deutsche Bahn kämpft weiterhin mit ihrer maroden Infrastruktur. Sorgen bereitet insbesondere der schlechte Zustand vieler Brücken.
The blaze started on Saturday close to the site of the world’s worst ever nuclear disaster
The first of McIlroy's dicta is often paraphrased as "do one thing and do it well", which is shortened from "Make each program do one thing well. To do a new job, build afresh rather than complicate old programs by adding new 'features.'"
McIlroy's example of this dictum is:
Surprising to outsiders is the fact that UNIX compilers produce no listings: printing can be done better and more flexibly by a separate program.If you open up a manpage for ls on mac, you’ll see that it starts with
ls [-ABCFGHLOPRSTUW@abcdefghiklmnopqrstuwx1] [file ...]
That is, the one-letter flags to ls include every lowercase letter except for {jvyz}, 14 uppercase letters, plus @ and 1. That’s 22 + 14 + 2 = 38 single-character options alone.
One of the things that makes the shell an invaluable tool is the amount of available text processing commands, and the ability to easily pipe them into each other to build complex text processing workflows. These commands can make it trivial to perform text and data analysis, convert data between different formats, filter lines, etc.
When working with text data, the philosophy is to break any complex problem you have into a set of smaller ones, and to solve each of them with a specialized tool.
Once in a while a new program really surprises me. Reminiscing a while
ago, I came up with a list of eye-opening Unix gems. Only a couple of
these programs are indispensable or much used. What singles them out is
their originality. I cannot imagine myself inventing any of them.
Meld is a visual diff tool that makes it easier to compare and merge changes in files, directories, Git repos, and more.
As we can see the default Linux disk encryption implementation has a significant impact on our cache latency in worst case scenarios, whereas the patched implementation is indistinguishable from not using encryption at all. In other words the improved encryption implementation does not have any impact at all on our cache response speed, so we basically get it for free! That’s a win!
Ever considered setting up and running your very own git server? It’s actually quite easy! In this post, I’ll outline the steps I took to set up my own so that you can give it a try yourself. But first, why might you even want to go through the trouble of setting up your own server?
After all, there are a wide array of excellent and free to use choices out there, such as GitHub, GitLab, and the up-and-coming sourcehut.
One reason is ownership: in today’s world of corporate surveillance, rampant privacy violations, and data breaches, there is something to be said of truly owning your own data. Both git and the web itself were designed and built on principles of decentralization and distribution. Standing up your own server is one way to tap into that heritage.
It’s also just plain fun, at least if you’re into that sort of thing. You get to build something useful and put your name on it. It’s something you control. You get to decide how it works, how it looks, who can access it, and what exists on it.
Setting up a git server is actually relatively straight-forward. Almost all of the heavy lifting is done by git itself, but I will also introduce a few supplementary tools to handle things like access control and HTTP access.
Pipes are cool! We saw how handy they are in a previous blog post. Let’s look at a typical way to use the pipe operator. We have some output, and we want to look at the first lines of the output. Let’s download The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky, a fairly long novel.
Am Wochenende haben sich mehrere Menschen nicht an die Auflagen gehalten. Polizisten lösten Partys auf und schlossen Eisdielen. Die Grünen kritisieren: Es fehle ein klarer Handlungsrahmen für Polizei und Ordnungsämter.