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Re:Kill Me Softly – Kill processes in a reliable manner
on Tuesday December 16, 2014 @05:31PM (#8760003)
Oh thank you, these are gold words. I was amused recently when my collegues wanted to avoid code duplication of one small library and ended up with creating a new repository, learning awful Python packaging and releasing a new package for every small change. Much more pain gained IMHO.
Re:Kill Me Softly – Kill processes in a reliable manner
on Tuesday December 16, 2014 @05:25PM (#8759978)
If you think of it from a developer's view, you'll come to conclusion that you can't create a program that doesn't need to cleanup things before termination. Unless it's very useless program that doesn't process any incoming data. That's why there is SIGTERM in operating systems.
Re:Kill Me Softly – Kill processes in a reliable manner
on Tuesday December 16, 2014 @05:21PM (#8759955)
And again you'll get this:
> This tool will hide or allow you to ignore important issues with your system.
Re:Spiped + SSH = Secure Proxy
on Thursday April 10, 2014 @04:12PM (#7569376)
> In System Preferences, configure your network to connect to a SOCKS proxy at localhost:8089. Now all your internet activity is securely routed through your server.
That's a big surprise. all your internet activity?!?! Even when I use curl/wget/IRC/netcat? Skype, xmpp, git, email client? As I understand SOCKS proxy will be used by web-browser only, am I wrong?