How to into SQL and R? Today I decided that these skills will assist me as an ES major.

>>4058

https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/pgubook

>>5717
It's possible and that's, one of the ways, how feds deanonymize Tor and VPN users and cross-reference accounts.

>>5717
the FBI uses text patterns to identify individuals pretty often, especially if they have something unique about it, like an obscure word or misspelling they do more often than others, run-on sentences and so on.

>>5719
Sounds more like the FBI is making up shit in order to arrest politically unconvenient people.

The appeal of Podman is the default rootless containers in my opinion. You can get there in Docker as well, but it takes action on your part. I personally run rootless docker containers, orchestrated with k8s, but either choice is going to be fine.

>>5737
I would pretty much 100% recommend Podman or if you want to be experimental: bootc (which I believe Podman is moving towards?).

Only real usecase for docker these days is either legacy infrastructure (some old k8) or some stubborn old software that refuses to work with Podman but works in Docker.

I do know Docker Compose can fail when you use the Podman equivalent.

Mainly due to the fact that it's rootless, yes you CAN make Docker rootless but might as well spend the time learning Podman by then.

>newest hot open source technology
3years ago? Podman is just docker with security clearance and training wheels for k8s integrated.
Then again all of these things are low key "if you gotta ask, you don't need it" territory. For a single service "neither" is probably the actual answer you're looking for.

>>5741

If you think that's for readability you're more retarded than them and should have your email blacklisted from all FOSS projects.

In fact take up a new profession, I heard the world is screaming after nurses.

>>5744
Sorry sweaty, the code I write is proprietary code for a fortune 5 company. No FOSS-slop for me. But go on, tell me how one way of incrementing is better than the other.

>b-b-but i++ is confusing!!!! you HAVE to do i += 1!!! because you just do, okay?!

>>5745
Very simple, optimization if using esoteric C/C++ compiler that doesn't have the modern pattern recognition modern compilers have.

Never was.

>>5733
Git is written in C

>>5734
Haven't it been rewritten in C++, afaik that was a project goal.

Either way C was never design with building robust application but portable applications.

If you want robustness you're asking for Ada.

use pentestgpt

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>>5142
I've found the solution to this problem, for those wondering, it looks something like this:

with open("details.txt","a") as output:
output.write("Age: {} Name: {} Year: {} Timestamp: {}".format(age,name,year,datetime.datetime.now()))
output.write("\n")

>>5143
This is tight. I honestly didn't know an answer to your request (though your original code was pretty fluid) how'd you find the answer? Lack of sleep and caffeine until 5pm like the rest of us?

the youthful energy and exuberance of imageboards is gone. Now days it's in certain my mother's fax machine and Telegram communities, and you're not in 'em