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Part of me is tempted to use #UBlue to make a custom #Fedora #Silverblue image to add in the Pop_OS Gnome extensions, make #vim the default editor, and #Thunderbird the default mail reader and call it "Blue Bacon Linux"
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@[email protected] I think my favorite part of this script is that at a quick glance, it looks like it's doing something evil, even though it's entirely harmless.
@[email protected] Now, to to properly put the cherry on top of the sundae, we must make it official with #cowsay:
podman run -it quay.io/vwbusguy/cowsay $(for i in $RANDOM % 10 ; do echo -ne \\U$(printf "%x" $((1 + $RANDOM % 0x10FFFF))); done ; echo)
podman run -it quay.io/vwbusguy/cowsay $(for i in $RANDOM % 10 ; do echo -ne \\U$(printf "%x" $((1 + $RANDOM % 0x10FFFF))); done ; echo)
While I was waiting on bits to download, I wrote up a quick #cowsay container for the fun of it. As one does..
https://github.com/vwbusguy/cowsay-container
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Today, at work, I tested out our new internal platform by scaling up a CSaaS.
It wraps the perl with a Java web service with a caddy frontend in the VM template that itself backends a load balancer.
The CSaaS works well with browser and curl alike!
It wraps the perl with a Java web service with a caddy frontend in the VM template that itself backends a load balancer.
The CSaaS works well with browser and curl alike!
CSaaS stands for #cowsay as a service, of course!
If your internal ops team isn't shipping #cowsay in its internal images for things, can they really be trusted to have good judgement about the rest of the stack?
