What the fuck dude, get off the method you paranoid fuck
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GOAT MAN IS BACK
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Par Soc Farmstead resources: Planning out a successful farm business and fortifying the farmstead.
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u/EJGeneric: Is there a way that you know about to download these great books you keep referencing? I know that you can download each page and then manually stitch them together, but do you know of another way that is easier before I write code to do it myself?
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You can repress your sinful urges, but it would be better to get help from a pastor or other religious leader. Preferably you should also form attachments with strong men who can show you what the real responsibility of men means to you, and how sexuality is only a very small part of that identity.
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Many times I find myself thinking: "Oh there is definitely some _real_ dissidents out there, training, doing based shit, forming communities. But they are off grid so I don't know about it".
This could be true, or this website could be the literal vanguard.
This could be true, or this website could be the literal vanguard.
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My Lenten Devotion is abstinence from Politics and Vidja. It includes a strict regimen of lifting prayer and scripture. Starts at midnight on Ash Wednesday. Later Bros, good luck on your Lenten devotions
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That's a tough question, mostly because I am not a Linux user outside of server environments. I guess I would have to say... _it depends_.
If you are looking to run service A, and there is some system or API dependency on service B, then you have to create some way of communicating that to the larger environment both are running in. The way I have done that in the past is via several different ways, starting with the most basic and moving into the more virtualized:
1. Write a script that will kick off service A, and then wait for that service to register itself as a PID before initiating service B script. This can be done via a simple loop that checks the system processes for a grep matching the service name, and then returning a flag to iterate into the next part of the script.
2. Virtualize each of these in a Dockerfile so that each of the scripts have to be fully kicked off before the next one starts.
3. Use a higher level language with something like Callbacks or Async code that will allow for a control flow of services.
If you are looking to run service A, and there is some system or API dependency on service B, then you have to create some way of communicating that to the larger environment both are running in. The way I have done that in the past is via several different ways, starting with the most basic and moving into the more virtualized:
1. Write a script that will kick off service A, and then wait for that service to register itself as a PID before initiating service B script. This can be done via a simple loop that checks the system processes for a grep matching the service name, and then returning a flag to iterate into the next part of the script.
2. Virtualize each of these in a Dockerfile so that each of the scripts have to be fully kicked off before the next one starts.
3. Use a higher level language with something like Callbacks or Async code that will allow for a control flow of services.
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