Thank you for your feedback, I plan to write more articles about git to cover multiple topics (I will add your points to my todo list). My personal blog is also on that todo list ;)

10+ years later I focus more on how exactly solutions proposed on stack or git work and if they bring any potential security risks to my code

@akshar that is what I finally did to regain wider perspective... and it worked :)

@akshar sure, but it happens when you debug complex solution for 10h straight

@Lor-inc something like that ;)

@rutee07 you are 100% right that it is not one person effort to keep everyone happy. I'm just saying that one should try initiate the work to change bad relations/habits and lead the team == family. Not every project is a success...

@netikras sure there is nothing wrong in takeing day (or two) off ;)

@Stuxnet family relations is not something that was given to us and is constant, we are working on it every single day. It requires lots of effort and frequent retrospective to keep everyone (more or less) happy. It is up to us if we are willing to make this effort or avoid it hidden in the office.

`ts` screeps support in vsc is waaay better than `js`. I think that I'll play for a while :)

@Jilano it looks promising - especially if you are interested in js/ts.

@rEaL-jAsE I switched from c# to js (node to be more precise), now I do some ML and found ts better choice to avoid bugs hard to track.

!joke

@CodeMonkeyG CentOS is closely dependent on RedHat development and source code - if they close that migration to CentOS will not be an option.

Having said that, CentOS is not the only distro out there and hopefully there will remain at least one free/independent operating system...

/dev/null

@cjbatz have you tried IoT? That is a perfect join for hardware and soft.

@2erXre5 sometimes you have to step aside and actively look for other opportunities. I have done that a few times in my life (always with a good outcome). All the best for you!

Try to look for job online - if you like linux you'll find something interesting for sure (and well paid too). Maybe learn about cloud (aws, azure) then finding remote job will be even easier. Good luck!

Hello @GFX47 I do like your game. I think that it is a very good exercise for devs and fun way to sharpen ai skills. PS welcome to DevRant :)

@stereohisteria I agree with what @xenira wrote; additionaly you want to be able to easily upgrade owncloud version without losing your data - that is possible if you separate base image from data.

That is true that container != vm but it is still a valid approach to use Docker as initial lab IMHO.

@Naptic then take a look at automation tools - like ansible. Many of my client's is using it. You can take a look at my ansible lab guide https://github.com/LMtx/...

I would suggest to keep data on volume mounted to host, not inside container.

AE is a broad topic. I would suggest that you learn Docker cause more and more companies try to switch to microservices. This kind of knowledge always helps :)

Try owncloud - it's free and have an official Docker image.

Suggestions will base on your new job ;)

@ddephor I shutdown server (VM) when I need to migrate it to different location/region. But you are right - that's not what you usually do when you are new to linux.

@ddephor servers do not have buttons ;)

@gitpush 'reboot' is fine, I use 'shutdown -r now' but there is no difference

@gitpush 'poweroff' used to force system to close, 'shutdown' starts the proces to finish tasks and close system. Nowdays many distros make 'poweroff' more polite but I still prefere 'shutdown now' command

@gitpush 'poweroff' is not the right command, you should use 'shutdown now'