cyclops_

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fanf, to random
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omg so big marshmallows that are sold for roasting are ingredients therefore get 0% VAT

and small marshmallows that are sold for baking are also ingredients therefore get 0% VAT

but medium sized marshmallows are just right for HMRC because they are sweeties and get 20% VAT

https://www.bgm.co.uk/insight/news/the-marshmallow-paradox-vat-or-no-vat
https://mastodon.flooey.org/@generalising/112322050845028555

cyclops_,

@fanf shall we talk about cooking chocolate vs normal?

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    cyclops_,

    @jpmens mimecast at work and feels the same. Security training tells you to check the link though. Can understands why people get confused!

    jpmens, to random
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    cyclops_,

    @jpmens also check out plantuml https://github.com/plantuml/plantuml

    b0rk, to random
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    where do you go to find information about iptables? so far I have:

    there are a bunch of links here but a lot of them seem to be 20 years old and it's hard to know what to trust https://www.netfilter.org/documentation/

    cyclops_,

    @b0rk @mosu @penguin42 I'm also using nftables and it's IMHO nicer than iptables. It's harder to learn and feels there's less documentation out there. Especially visual documentation to indicate when what filter/chain/whatever applies. Diagrams like https://i.stack.imgur.com/68Cvx.png are missing IMHO but also very hard to make because nftables is so flexible. Explaining that is quite hard I think. And then there's so many features that require a deep understanding of bits/bytes of the protocols.

    b0rk, (edited ) to random
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    what's a popular command line tool (other than git) that you wish had a clearer / more intuitive UI? I'm thinking of tools like dig which has this IMO pretty arcane output format

    cyclops_,

    @b0rk find and cut - always have to check what the parameter was again. Probably because I don't use them enough.

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