Operant Conditioning by Software Bugs – Embedded in Academia
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/07/21
Good to remember both these:
[WayBack] Operant Conditioning by Software Bugs – Embedded in Academia which means when using a system, you subconsciously start behaving around it’s issues. This also happens when you the software you wrote the software for such a system: you hardly test the things that you broke.
- I think it is similar to Pavlov
- It happens with humans conditioning humans as well [WayBack] snopes.com: students train professor and of course in The Big Bang Theory where they are all conditioning the others.
- [WayBack] Chris’s Wiki :: blog/unix/The Legend Of Sync
The magic SysReq key on Linux systems running on PC-hardware allows you to sync/mount read-only/shutdown a system by keyboard (and many more options – see the Wikipedia list below). Do not forget to enable this as it is disabled by default. And remember that many laptops forego the SysReq key (as do Mac systems).
The order while holding Alt-SysReq down is S,U,B…
- [WayBack] Magic SysRq is REALLY neat! – Ars Technica OpenForum
- [WayBack] Linux Kernel Documentation :: sysrq.txt
- [WayBack] Magic SysRq key – Wikipedia
- [WayBack] sysrq.rst\admin-guide\Documentation – kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git – Linux kernel source tree
Both via [WayBack] Kristian Köhntopp – Google+
–jeroen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDZCyObMfkA
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