Quick tip! You can actually see the changelog details for Debian/Ubuntu packages, which includes security info, CVEs, package urgency, and a short description. Super helpful for figuring out if you need to patch right away or schedule downtime, especially if you're working with clusters. For example, here is how to see info about the nginx:
apt changelog nginx
=> See Debian/Ubuntu Linux show package changelog command for more info.
The Union of Software Developers
Alright, alright, settle down everyone! So, the software developers are trying to unionize, right? But first, they're stuck in this endless meeting.
"Okay, so for our official documents, are we going with Python?"
"Python? Are you kidding? It's dynamically typed! We need the rigor of Java!"
"Java? That's so verbose! We should use Rust, for its memory safety!"
"Rust? What about the learning curve? Let's keep it simple with JavaScript!"
"JavaScript? That's... well, JavaScript. We need something functional, like Haskell!"
"Haskell? You want to write a union contract in a purely functional language? Good luck with that! How about C++?"
"C++? Are you trying to make this negotiation take longer?"
A lone voice from the back: "Anyone considered... COBOL?"
The room erupts in chaos.
"Okay, okay, how about we just write it in pseudocode?"
Another voice: "But... which pseudocode standard?"
How to delete a single command from history on a Linux/Unix Bash shell
Want to to delete all `foo` commands from your bash history. Here is how to do it with some bash kung-fu:
line=$(history | grep 'foo' | awk '{ print $1 }' | sort -r) echo "$line" history -d $line
See the following page for more info:
