It's more a matter of what you consider to be obvious in this case. In my experience, especially regex matching can become very not-so-obvious if you're coming back to code you wrote some time ago. Or if someone else is…
Valid point. In this case a separate function would be better. It's not always an option though. Edit: Rather I should say; It's not always an option that makes things better. If you're writing a comment for a block of…
To illustrate, here's something I wrote not too long ago: https://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/pfsense-ident-proxy/b... It's a little quick-and dirty but it's the way it's commented that makes the point I'm going for…
In my experience it's useful to add a little more documentation/comments to your code. It makes it a lot more readable for anyone else and more importantly, a lot easier for yourself when you're writing updates a while…
There's current mirrors added on the site. The isos from archive.org are outdated.
http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/DSLR/ is now entirely up to date with the latest available ISOs.
Both 64 bit images are up to date now.
Turns out the ones with incorrect md5sums are indeed older builds. All ISOs are being brought up to date as fast as it'll go.
http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/DSLR/ The md5sums for 3 of them don't seem to match what's on the DSLR page though. The one with a .md5sum file does match. Use others with caution for now.
It's more a matter of what you consider to be obvious in this case. In my experience, especially regex matching can become very not-so-obvious if you're coming back to code you wrote some time ago. Or if someone else is…
Valid point. In this case a separate function would be better. It's not always an option though. Edit: Rather I should say; It's not always an option that makes things better. If you're writing a comment for a block of…
To illustrate, here's something I wrote not too long ago: https://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/pfsense-ident-proxy/b... It's a little quick-and dirty but it's the way it's commented that makes the point I'm going for…
In my experience it's useful to add a little more documentation/comments to your code. It makes it a lot more readable for anyone else and more importantly, a lot easier for yourself when you're writing updates a while…
There's current mirrors added on the site. The isos from archive.org are outdated.
http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/DSLR/ is now entirely up to date with the latest available ISOs.
Both 64 bit images are up to date now.
Turns out the ones with incorrect md5sums are indeed older builds. All ISOs are being brought up to date as fast as it'll go.
http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/DSLR/ The md5sums for 3 of them don't seem to match what's on the DSLR page though. The one with a .md5sum file does match. Use others with caution for now.