where do you buy them?
it's in the void and arch repos
try athonet, they do telco and use erlang, they are moving more towards elixir nowadays so that might be a show stopper for you though
you can do that using macros in langs such as c, cpp or elixir
sorry to bother but with me too please
if you only use Services, Deployments and ConfigMaps then k8s can be simple too
anything similar for vim?
you still need git or other cvs for the tarball approach
base16 is a theme system available on many editors and apps
speee is life!
it's used in Colombia too
how do you use the history exactly?
https://www.nongnu.org/atool/ is a better tool
void pkg manager is also way way faster than pacman, lack of systemd is nice a feature too (personally)
migadu is a really option
I have a pair of those but I have struggled with finding a good bluetooth cable/adapter, would you mind sharing your setup
Linux programs don't normally do that, they put files in known places /bin, /etc /lib and so on
but that's the case for some linux distros too, e.g void
you'd probably like voidlinux
firefox
vue.js
brilliant
processes are lightweight and stateless
why would you ever add a layer between you and the db?
where do you buy them?
it's in the void and arch repos
try athonet, they do telco and use erlang, they are moving more towards elixir nowadays so that might be a show stopper for you though
you can do that using macros in langs such as c, cpp or elixir
sorry to bother but with me too please
if you only use Services, Deployments and ConfigMaps then k8s can be simple too
anything similar for vim?
you still need git or other cvs for the tarball approach
base16 is a theme system available on many editors and apps
speee is life!
it's used in Colombia too
how do you use the history exactly?
https://www.nongnu.org/atool/ is a better tool
void pkg manager is also way way faster than pacman, lack of systemd is nice a feature too (personally)
migadu is a really option
I have a pair of those but I have struggled with finding a good bluetooth cable/adapter, would you mind sharing your setup
Linux programs don't normally do that, they put files in known places /bin, /etc /lib and so on
but that's the case for some linux distros too, e.g void
you'd probably like voidlinux
firefox
vue.js
brilliant
processes are lightweight and stateless
why would you ever add a layer between you and the db?