jfnetsec

almost completely off topic but btw the o in spectrometer, speedometer, worldometer, whatever is called an interfix. you've heard of suffixes and prefixes, well interfixes unlike those two have no meaning other than to join two root words (as in words that can't be used as suffixes or prefixes).

reading through the replies to this, perhaps it should instead be that if you create a method to prevent downgrades you must also provide documentation on how that prevention method works in great enough detail that it can be circumvented.

Were they to document a way for you to disable the fuse check, then the user could disable the fuse check and do their own downgrades, or if writing this kind of technical documentation is too laborious then they can just provide themselves a downgrade service and just point to that in the documentation.

owning a john deere was once a symbol of a liberated man

We do a little trolling ;---)

i just use this cronjob in the directory i keep all of my git repos. don't use software you can write and maintain yourself.

if you have like 200+ repos it might take 15 mins to git pull for all of them. I had a plan at somepoint to use logstash or something to parallelise this so it'd be all able to be done concurrently and logged into a single json somewhere but I never got around to it.

#crontab -l

0 * * * * /bin/sh /Users/MyLoginNameAndNoLolYouMayNotKnowIt/code/bitbucket/updateRepos.sh

$ cat /Users/MyLoginNameAndNoLolYouMayNotKnowIt/code/bitbucket/updateRepos.sh

#!/bin/sh find /Users/MyLoginNameAndNoLolYouMayNotKnowIt/code/bitbucket/ -name .git -execdir git pull \;