#namespaces

[alwaysananya]

#Containerization #LinuxTechnology #Namespaces #ControlGroups #SELinux #ResourceManagement #SecurityEnhancement #AppDeployment #DigitalTransformation #SystemAdministration #EfficientApplications #TechInnovation #DevOps #LinuxContainers #ITInfrastructure

[madnessofmen]

Hmmm, I kinda want to write some disco elysium fanfic with branching choices, not as much for the story but for the programming practice (I just don't have any ideas atm :/). Or if someone wants to do the writing I can do all the programming? Or maybe I should just make a twine style framework? But I kind of want it to be compatible with AO3's archive format, even though the platform is not really suited for what I want to do lol

#disco elysium #i have a good amount of experience with html/css/js already #i just think it would be fun #also i just want a refresher #since it's been a good while #also need to practice good namespace hygiene #series: disco elysium workskin #originals

[fyeahffa]

we’re the chonkiest boi on dreamwidth :’)

https://dw-maintenance.dreamwidth.org/89826.html?thread=4078562#cmt4078562 https://fail-fandomanon.dreamwidth.org/568617.html?thread=3468436009#cmt3468436009 https://fail-fandomanon.dreamwidth.org/568617.html?thread=3468343081#cmt3468343081

#failfandomanon #eldritch horrors #dreamwidth #software bugs #i had my phone turned off and missed this entire thing #man it looks weird to add namespace comments to this #submission

[codeonedigest]

(via Kubernetes Namespace Tutorial for Beginners | Kubernetes Namespace Explained)

#video #kubernetes #namespace #codeonedigest #youtube #kubernetesnamespace #apiserver #kubectl #docker #proxyserver #programming #coding #codeonedig…

[brassaikao]

Flutter 如何修改 App 的 namespace

以下為 Flutter 修改 Android namespace 的位置，： android\app\build.gradle (有2處) android\app\src\main\AndroidManifest.xml (不一定有) android\app\src\main\kotlin\… (根據新的namespace修改資料夾名稱) android\app\src\main\kotlin\…\ManiActivity.kt

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#Android #flutter #namespace

[exopelagic]

I HAVE CODING ASSIGNMENTS DUE AND I CAN’T CONCENTRATE AND R HAS STOPPED WORKING >:(

#being at home sucks for trying to do any kind of work #and why the fuck does RStudio hate knitting so much #i started trying to debug with the instructions but debugging created a whole new problem and now literally no code will work #I think it’s a version issue but god I don’t know enough abt R for this!! #I updated all of my packages and a couple didn’t work but weren’t fatal errors #and then it told me it couldn’t save to the program files and asked if I wanna use a personal directory and I said yes #and then that worked and downloaded them I think? but the second tinytex debugging line failed bc the package wasn’t installed #so I start trying to install that but no code will work now #there was a step in between. where I think I tried to run the next line of code ohhh but that will still run it just errors differently #currently trying administrative mode and updating everything again #bc yeah I think it’s a version issue #okay that didn’t work #I think the problem there is it only checked like 10 packages? before I did ~100 #going to try getting the new version of R #okay RStudio hasn’t moved to 4.2.3 #okay I’m in 4.3.2 now #turns out I’ve been using a year+ old version #maybe this will work? #okay same as the initial error #good news is the second namespace error is gone #okay says tlmgr not available for this version of R which is what happened before too #that’s concerning! #okay retrying very first debugging line updating everything again #okay same thing happened #yeah! complete failure! #what the fuck! what the fuck! this worked literally two weeks ago!! #I don’t have time for this! I was just trying to get the demonstrator code as a pdf so I don’t have to wade through the dumb formatting code #I don’t understand computers and I actively dislike dealing with this side of stuff bc I can never figure out what error messages MEAN #i can code! i can do coding! but don’t make me figure out versions and backend stuff this is so frustrating I hate R #luke.txt

[sincerelyandyourstruly]

hello! just popped over from one of your xiaoven fics (which was amazing, 10/10 btw). i was just wondering which genshin server you're in? i'm kinda lonely and want more genshin friends haha

hi hiiii :3

i'm actually not really active in any genshin servers bc i tend to be really shy abt interacting w/them, though literally just a few days ago i met this guy in co op mode who mentioned a ganqing server, and upon further discussion we realized we were both in it, which was very surprising bc there are like literally 30 people in there. so i Have been thinking abt becoming active in there, but i suspect you are not looking to enter the gq scene ahaha

anyway, in regards to a xv server, According To My Research(tm), there used to be one a long time ago! i was never in it, obviously, but i went server hopping a while back to try to find it at a friend's request, and from what i have gathered (by searching up "xiaoven" in various tangentially related genshin ship servers), what happened is that it got really toxic and insular and then eventually imploded/got deleted sometime in... march or april of this year, i wanna say?

and then due to various factors the xv community just never really recovered from that so what i've been saying we should do-- *gets crushed by a cork board covered in red strings before i can continue*

ahem SO ANYWAY yeah i totally understand the "isolated fan" feeling/experience, but if you want, i could direct you to some of my tumblr mutuals if you wanna kinda lurk in my circle for a bit before joining in!! you'll probably just be like "this is the most random collection of people i've ever seen in my life" but i mean like,,, that's kind of how every community ever has started?? so might as well give it a shot :D

#asks #Anonymous #i was actually kind of surprised that you chose to contact me via tumblr askbox instead of the neocities askbox since i thought that i #updated the links in all my notes to the neocities but i guess i never did that lmao so i did that just now #*adds a tally mark to list that says 'moments that make quietly maintaining this blog on the side worth it'* #bc this is possibly fairly obvious but this is not my usual fandom blog ahaha idk if some of my mutuals have like #made the connection btwn This blog n my namespace fandom blog lolol #that said my ideal plans would be to form some kind of xv-gq shipping alliance bc [has not actually finished writing this essay yet] #(but trust me it would make perfect sense) which was part of why it was so delightful to meet a gq writer in co op the other day #(the other part being that i enjoy gq a Lot and so it was nice to get a good grade in gq) #but anyway if you want MY discord then if you poke around my neocities long enough you Should find my namespace blog #(you can technically also find it from the desktop version of this blog which is how one of my friends found me lol) #you'll know me when you find me since i maintain links from namespace --> anonspace but not the other way around #but otherwise good luck have fun with making friends !!! i believe in u

[theskillpedia]

Session 8 Namespaces in Kubernetes

#youtube #In this informative video we dive deep into the world of Namespaces in Kubernetes! 🚀 Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platf

[m4chineyearning]

also i might need to learn some rust to prepare myself for the insane task on writing a linux-like os kernel in rust + x86 assembly that will be forced upon me during the next term. which means that i have to learn both cpp and rust kind of simultaneously? hate when this happens

#i have superficial familiarity with cpp (i know basic c + i wrote algos in cpp) #and i know enough about like oop from other languages (mainly java unfortunately) #but i have no idea how the specifics of cpp work..... #oh did i say i know basic c? sorry i mean i know c pretty well actuallt #i still have no idea what the fuck is a template. is it like a generic? no idea #i have a vague understanding of a concept of a namespace

[relto]

btw remember "send me my password via email" guy. i checked his account yesterday, he DID obediently change his password immediately.

#tütensuppe #every account has a change log so as long as the account is in my namespace i can see anything that happened with it #also i get like 50 'account x expires soon' email per week #but sonce people come and go you just gotta ignore them unless someone specifially asks you to renew it

[architectureforcloud]

Under the Hood of Linux Containers

Containers have been around for quite a while and are the heart of modern software architecture and cloud native technologies. While there are different container technologies like docker which provides abstraction for creating and managing containers it is important to know how containers works internally with the Host operating systems. In this post we are going to look at the major Linux OS…

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#cloud #containers #Linux namespaces

[rajaniesh]

Unlocking the Full Potential of CI/CD Pipeline for Azure Kubernetes Services

Are you looking to set up a CI/CD pipeline for AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) but don’t know where to start? Look no further. In this article, we will cover the basics of setting up a CI/CD pipeline with Azure DevOps – from creating builds and releases, d

Are you looking to set up a CI/CD pipeline for AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) but don’t know where to start? Look no further. In this article, we will cover the basics of setting up a CI/CD pipeline with Azure DevOps – from creating builds and releases, deploying resources, automating deployment processes with Azure Pipelines, and best practices for configuring pipelines. By the end of this…

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#aks #Approval Workflow. #Automation #Azure Container Registry #Azure DevOps #Azure kubernetes services #Conditional Approval Workflow #Continuous integration pipelines #Docker containers #Docker Hub #GitHub #Kubernetes deployments #Kubernetes Namespaces #Kubernetes Services #Release Pipelines

[devsnews]

Kubernetes namespaces are a way to divide cluster resources between multiple users by providing a separate set of resources for each user. A namespace provides scope for names, allowing different users to use what would otherwise be identical names for different resources. Kubernetes contexts are a way to connect to different clusters or namespaces within a cluster. Contexts include information such as cluster endpoint, user credentials, and namespace. A user can switch between contexts to access different clusters or namespaces. In this video, you will learn Kubernetes Namespaces and contexts and how to switch between contexts.

#kubernetes #Namespace #context #cluster

[gaziya7]

#include <iostream> #using namespace std; #void show(int &a); #void main(void) { #int data=50; #show(50); // コンパイルエラー #show(data); // 変数名での呼び出し #} #void show(int &a) { #cout << a << '\n'; #a = 5; // 変数dataの値が変更される

[peeterjoot]

C++ compiler diagnostic gone horribly wrong: error: explicit specialization in non-namespace scope

C++ compiler diagnostic gone horribly wrong: error: explicit specialization in non-namespace scope

Here is a g++ error message that took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out: In file included from /home/llvm-project/llvm/lib/IR/Constants.cpp:15: /home/llvm-project/llvm/lib/IR/LLVMContextImpl.h:447:11: error: explicit specialization in non-namespace scope ‘struct llvm::MDNodeKeyImpl<llvm::DIBasicType>’ template <> struct MDNodeKeyImpl<DIStringType> { ^ This is the code: template <>…

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#-g #c++ #compile error #compiler diagnostic #llvm #namespace #rebase #specialization #toolchain

[codesolutionsstuff]

Describe Singleton Pattern In JavaScript

The singleton design pattern is a popular one for JavaScript. It offers a means of organizing the code into a logical chunk that can be reached via a single variable. When a single instance of an object is required for the duration of an application, the singleton design pattern is utilized. The Singleton pattern in JavaScript can be used for a variety of purposes, including NameSpacing, which lowers the number of global variables on your page (preventing global space from becoming cluttered), organizing the code consistently, and improving the readability and maintainability of your pages. The standard definition of the Singleton pattern emphasizes these two ideas: - A class should only be permitted to have one instance, and - We ought to make that one instance accessible from anyone in the world. Let me explain the singleton pattern in the context of JavaScript: Encapsulation is the process of using an object to give a namespace to a collection of related methods and attributes. If initiating is permitted, it can only be done once. Using object literals, we can generate singletons in JavaScript. There is another option, which I will discuss in my subsequent piece. The object itself, with all of its members (methods and attributes), plus the global variable used to access it, make up a singleton object. One of the main characteristics of the singleton pattern is that the variable is global, allowing the object to be accessible from anywhere on the page.

JavaScript: A Singleton as a Namespace

As I already mentioned, singletons can be used in JavaScript to declare namespaces. In JavaScript, NameSpacing plays a significant role in responsible programming. Because everything may be changed, and because it is quite simple to accidentally delete a variable, a method, or even a class without realising it. As an example of something that frequently occurs when working concurrently with another team member, function findUserName(id) { } /* Later in the page another programmer added code */ var findUserName = $('#user_list'); /* You are trying to call :( */ console.log(findUserName()) Namespacing your code inside of a singleton object is one of the greatest techniques to avoid unintentionally overwriting variables. /* Using Namespace */ var MyNameSpace = { findUserName : function(id) {}, // Other methods and attribute go here as well } /* Later in the page another programmer added code */ var findUserName = $('#user_list'); /* You are trying to call and you make this time workable */ console.log(MyNameSpace.findUserName());

Singleton Design Pattern Implementation

/* Lazy Instantiation skeleton for a singleton pattern */ var MyNameSpace = {}; MyNameSpace.Singleton = (function() { // Private attribute that holds the single instance var singletonInstance; // All of the normal code goes here function constructor() { // Private members var privateVar1 = "Nishant"; var privateVar2 = ; function privateMethod1() { // code stuff } function privateMethod1() { // code stuff } return { attribute1 : "Nishant", publicMethod: function() { alert("Nishant");// some code logic } } } return { // public method (Global access point to Singleton object) getInstance: function() { //instance already exist then return if(!singletonInstance) { singletonInstance = constructor(); } return singletonInstance; } } })(); // getting access of publicMethod console.log(MyNamespace.Singleton.getInstance().publicMethod()); The singleton that was used above is simple to comprehend. The static getInstance() method of the singleton class returns a reference to the single singleton instance, which the singleton class keeps as a static reference. Read the full article

#DesignPattern #JavaScript #NameSpacing #SingletonPattern