#sigh — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #sigh, aggregated by home.social.
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@troublewithwords @callisto @alisynthesis
So sweet. As teenagers in the 1970s, we used to say "Gulp" (or some such word), as the figures in the comic strips did.
I see no challenge here, just another occasion for you to practice your adoration ... . :-)
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@troublewithwords @callisto @alisynthesis
So sweet. As teenagers in the 1970s, we used to say "Gulp" (or some such word), as the figures in the comic strips did.
I see no challenge here, just another occasion for you to practice your adoration ... . :-)
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@troublewithwords @callisto @alisynthesis
So sweet. As teenagers in the 1970s, we used to say "Gulp" (or some such word), as the figures in the comic strips did.
I see no challenge here, just another occasion for you to practice your adoration ... . :-)
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@troublewithwords @callisto @alisynthesis
So sweet. As teenagers in the 1970s, we used to say "Gulp" (or some such word), as the figures in the comic strips did.
I see no challenge here, just another occasion for you to practice your adoration ... . :-)
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@troublewithwords @callisto @alisynthesis
So sweet. As teenagers in the 1970s, we used to say "Gulp" (or some such word), as the figures in the comic strips did.
I see no challenge here, just another occasion for you to practice your adoration ... . :-)
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Well. Clearly I don't work on #BSD systems all that often.
I just wasted nearly 3 hours debugging what should be an incredibly simple shell script.
Today I learned that the BSD version of #sed requires you to specify an empty string when interactively editing a file if you don't want to create a backup of the file.
So while this works everywhere else:
sed -i [search pattern]The BSD version requires:
sed -i "" [search pattern]#HeadDesk #sigh #NerdRage #sh #shellscript #Linux #FreeBSD #bash
