oleorun

Master of Sharts in Colonial Studies

I hadn't heard of a few of these and they sound really enjoyable. Thanks for sharing!

I really felt cheated that no one was insulted, no rants were frothed, no theories conspiracied in this nfo. All we got was relevant information and kindness.

I'm kidding obvs

This is great advice, and to the OP, don't feel bad. You're really not an IT person of any caliber until you have experienced when I like to call the "Production Incident Experience", or PIE. IT work is a job with unforseen consequences and hurdles, and we've all run into them at one point or another.

This being a learning experience, do what we've all done and learn from it. Now you can set up logging, whatif, sandbox instance, whatever you have to do.

You're on the road to becoming a good programmer - just learn from your mistakes, do your research on best practices, ask intelligent questions, and in no time at all you'll be writing one of these posts yourself.

Reply All had a really good episode on it. https://www.google.com/amp/s/gimletmedia.com/amp/shows/reply-all/wbhjwd

Do you have eave troughs there by chance?

Random Acts of Senseless Violence was a good read.

Blinking 12:00 intensifies

https://github.com/manish-old/ebooks-2/blob/master/O'Reilly%20-%20sed%20_%20awk%202nd%20Edition.pdf

https://github.com/pengbo-learn/books/blob/master/Mastering%20Regular%20Expressions%203rd%20(Friedl-2006).pdf

https://web.eng.hawaii.edu/Tutor/vi.html maybe?

This is how my friend fixed her check engine light. Just put the official Car Talk electrical tape over it and problem solved.

I am running it in a VM now, using Linux and Docker.