gitlab-rake "gitlab:password:reset[root]"

"At some point, you have to make assumptions about the structure of the value in order to use it, and you know what those assumptions are because you wrote the code."

what if i'm using someone else's code, or someone else's data?

Gnome Terminal and fish I have been using the default Gnome Terminal with the fish shell for a long time and it has served me well. Since fish provides a lot of functionality out of the box (including meta information about git repos in the prompt), I have stuck with it for the convenience. However, there is ONE major downside to fish; it is not POSIX compliant.
Why ditch fish? See what had happened was… Non-POSIX compliant wasn’t a big problem until I found myself writing a couple helper functions with fish syntax.

fontforge -script font-patcher {flags} {font-filename}

Recognized desktop entry keys

dex -t ~/.config/autostart -c /usr/bin/skype

FontForge is a free and open-source outline font editor.

git clone https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt.git
cd lxqt
git submodule init
git submodule update --remote --rebase
LXQT_PREFIX=/usr ./build_all_cmake_projects.sh

Configuring a Subdomain in Apache2

How to generate Certbot certificate for a subdomain

Increasing spending to help pay for spending may seem counterintuitive. It makes more sense when you consider that every additional dollar invested in the IRS generates a $6 return, according to Treasury estimates, by enabling the agency to detect and collect tax bills already owed.

By inadequately funding the IRS, we’re leaving money on the table.